Daniel van Eijmeren wrote:
> Frank Stajano had at least one webpage about a visit to Carl Barks,
> at an URL that now gives an error message:
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
>
> Does someone know what happened with this material?
> Is it available elsewhere on internet?
Changed URL:
http://www-lce.eng.cam.ac.uk/~fms27/disney/barks/
> Furthermore, I would also like to know the date and the location of
> the Barks interview that Frank and Leonardo Gori had in 1998,
> published in the same year, in their book "Il Grande Floyd
> Gottfredson" (Comic Art).
I guess you don't own the book?
It's Grant Pass, August 6 and September 5, 1998.
--
Francesco
http://www.dimensionedelta.net/scarpa/
"Vi faccio vedere *io* chi sono *io*!! *Io* vi compro la fabbrica e
*tutto*!!"
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Topic: 200308
(787 messages)
Francesco Spreafico
Carl Barks, Frank Stajano, Leonardo Gori
Message 646 -
2003-08-28 at 01:25:19
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Carl Barks, Frank Stajano, Leonardo Gori
Message 647 -
2003-08-28 at 01:25:49
Frank Stajano had at least one webpage about a visit to Carl Barks,
at an URL that now gives an error message:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
Does someone know what happened with this material?
Is it available elsewhere on internet?
Furthermore, I would also like to know the date and the location of the
Barks interview that Frank and Leonardo Gori had in 1998, published in
the same year, in their book "Il Grande Floyd Gottfredson" (Comic Art).
The interview has also been published in Donald Ault's book "Carl Barks
Conversations" (University Press of Mississippi, 2003).
--- Dani?l
"Siwash, show these rude rowdies your education! Spell 'mississippi'!"
(Which Barks story?)
at an URL that now gives an error message:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
Does someone know what happened with this material?
Is it available elsewhere on internet?
Furthermore, I would also like to know the date and the location of the
Barks interview that Frank and Leonardo Gori had in 1998, published in
the same year, in their book "Il Grande Floyd Gottfredson" (Comic Art).
The interview has also been published in Donald Ault's book "Carl Barks
Conversations" (University Press of Mississippi, 2003).
--- Dani?l
"Siwash, show these rude rowdies your education! Spell 'mississippi'!"
(Which Barks story?)
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Barks/Jippes Be Leery Of Lake Eerie
Message 648 -
2003-08-28 at 01:37:55
ARI SEPPI to me, 22-08-2003:
>> Was Jippes's inked version of the sweet ending not included?
>> Only the sketches?
> Both sketches and the inked version were used.
Thanks for telling me.
>> I'm curious if someone has seen the inked sweet version.
> So about one fifth of the Finnish population has seen it.
Don't rub it in, will you! :-)
>> I understood that. But is it shown as being *INKED* by Jippes?
> How could you understand it before anybody mentioned it here ?-)
I couldn't. It was mentioned in a recent DCML email.
>> (If so, can someone put scans of both endings online?)
> If nobody else does before I can, I'll make the scan.
Yes, please do that.
--- Dani?l
>> Was Jippes's inked version of the sweet ending not included?
>> Only the sketches?
> Both sketches and the inked version were used.
Thanks for telling me.
>> I'm curious if someone has seen the inked sweet version.
> So about one fifth of the Finnish population has seen it.
Don't rub it in, will you! :-)
>> I understood that. But is it shown as being *INKED* by Jippes?
> How could you understand it before anybody mentioned it here ?-)
I couldn't. It was mentioned in a recent DCML email.
>> (If so, can someone put scans of both endings online?)
> If nobody else does before I can, I'll make the scan.
Yes, please do that.
--- Dani?l
Cord Wiljes
AW: Carl Barks, Frank Stajano, Leonardo Gori
Message 649 -
2003-08-28 at 01:38:25
Dani?l asked:
> Frank Stajano had at least one webpage about a visit to Carl Barks,
> at an URL that now gives an error message:
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
> Does someone know what happened with this material?
> Is it available elsewhere on internet?
Lots and lots of old websites are archived and can be found on www.archive.org
The one you are looking for is here:
http://web.archive.org/web/www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
Cord
> Frank Stajano had at least one webpage about a visit to Carl Barks,
> at an URL that now gives an error message:
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
> Does someone know what happened with this material?
> Is it available elsewhere on internet?
Lots and lots of old websites are archived and can be found on www.archive.org
The one you are looking for is here:
http://web.archive.org/web/www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/disney/barks/
Cord
Gary Leach
DDA going around
Message 650 -
2003-08-28 at 01:45:08
Dean wrote:
> In some of the interviews Steve Geppi gave, he said how important
> it was to get some of Gemstone's comics in bookstores and retail
> stores such as Wal-Mart. I was wondering if Gary could give us some
> info about this? Have plans changed in this regard? Or is it a
> process just taking longer than originally thought? Thanks in
> advance!
No plans have changed. This area is important, and only becoming more
so. Diamond and Gemstone are covering what is, for them, new ground,
and it's just taking time to get things set up properly. With what's at
stake, time, care and attention need to be invested now, not later.
Gary
> In some of the interviews Steve Geppi gave, he said how important
> it was to get some of Gemstone's comics in bookstores and retail
> stores such as Wal-Mart. I was wondering if Gary could give us some
> info about this? Have plans changed in this regard? Or is it a
> process just taking longer than originally thought? Thanks in
> advance!
No plans have changed. This area is important, and only becoming more
so. Diamond and Gemstone are covering what is, for them, new ground,
and it's just taking time to get things set up properly. With what's at
stake, time, care and attention need to be invested now, not later.
Gary
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Arie's Barks quote, and something completely different
Message 651 -
2003-08-28 at 01:46:10
ARIE FACHRISAL, 20-08-2003:
> "Every post is a ghost, if you got a witch's brew"
> -quote from a Barks story-
Just a guess, without checking. "Trick or Treat"? (DD 26)
ARIE FACHRISAL, 23-08-2003:
> Keep On Quacking,
> Arie Fachrisal who wants to say "Ni" to an old lady someday.
Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say "Ni" at
will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land! Nothing
is sacred. Even those who arrange and design shrubberies are under
considerable economic stress at this point in time.
--- DaNI!?l
"Did you say shrubberies?"
http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HolyGrail/TheHolyGrail.screenplay
> "Every post is a ghost, if you got a witch's brew"
> -quote from a Barks story-
Just a guess, without checking. "Trick or Treat"? (DD 26)
ARIE FACHRISAL, 23-08-2003:
> Keep On Quacking,
> Arie Fachrisal who wants to say "Ni" to an old lady someday.
Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say "Ni" at
will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land! Nothing
is sacred. Even those who arrange and design shrubberies are under
considerable economic stress at this point in time.
--- DaNI!?l
"Did you say shrubberies?"
http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HolyGrail/TheHolyGrail.screenplay
Cord Wiljes
AW: MM dailies
Message 652 -
2003-08-28 at 02:08:15
Poul Frokjar wrote:
>> And I can only recommend skipping eating for a couple of months if
>> that will buy you the lot. I have got it and believe me: It will
>> NEVER be reprinted without cuts etc. (not legally, anyway).
Daniel wrote
> In other words, let's go on hunger strike! :-)
>
> It will save you money for the elusive Mickey Mouse
> Gottfredson books, and it will make an important media
> event as a clear message to Disney that we don't take it any longer!!!
What a great idea! We will get international media coverage.
I already envision the headlines:
They hunger for the mouse
Disney comics fans worlwide in hunger strike to get
early Mickey Mouse strips reprinted
In a desperate attempt to force the Disney company to
allow reprints of the first Mickey Mouse comic strips hundreds
of comic fans all around the world have started a hunger strike.
"We are not fanatics but normal guys who just happen to like
comics and want to save our cultural heritage and the freedom
of art", a representative of the group said. The Disney company
was unavailable for comments. It is rumored though that the demands
of the protesters are shared by many Disney employees.
Cord
>> And I can only recommend skipping eating for a couple of months if
>> that will buy you the lot. I have got it and believe me: It will
>> NEVER be reprinted without cuts etc. (not legally, anyway).
Daniel wrote
> In other words, let's go on hunger strike! :-)
>
> It will save you money for the elusive Mickey Mouse
> Gottfredson books, and it will make an important media
> event as a clear message to Disney that we don't take it any longer!!!
What a great idea! We will get international media coverage.
I already envision the headlines:
They hunger for the mouse
Disney comics fans worlwide in hunger strike to get
early Mickey Mouse strips reprinted
In a desperate attempt to force the Disney company to
allow reprints of the first Mickey Mouse comic strips hundreds
of comic fans all around the world have started a hunger strike.
"We are not fanatics but normal guys who just happen to like
comics and want to save our cultural heritage and the freedom
of art", a representative of the group said. The Disney company
was unavailable for comments. It is rumored though that the demands
of the protesters are shared by many Disney employees.
Cord
Cord Wiljes
AW: On Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse Strips -- safe, Mickey
Message 653 -
2003-08-28 at 02:34:25
Cord:
>>And if you were I would be forced to send my trained
>> termines to eat your copies.
Olivier wrote
> Forbidium (TM)! Who knows where I can find a Forbidium (TM) safe?
Oh well, so you leave me no chance but to drop meteorites from the moon onto
your comics bin.
>> 88o) <- Mickey Smiley ?
> Looks like he has four ears :\
Maybe this is better:
8:o)
Nah, looks more like Daisy.
> 8? -- profile?
Full body profile? Looks more like seen from above.
> By the way, I'm working on a couple more smileys ;) I'll
> make a page on my M&D site, and you will naturally be free
> to use them on your discussion board too.
You can find Oliviers great Disney smileys here:
http://bobcat74.free.fr/obemoticons/disney/0disney0001.htm
Cord
>>And if you were I would be forced to send my trained
>> termines to eat your copies.
Olivier wrote
> Forbidium (TM)! Who knows where I can find a Forbidium (TM) safe?
Oh well, so you leave me no chance but to drop meteorites from the moon onto
your comics bin.
>> 88o) <- Mickey Smiley ?
> Looks like he has four ears :\
Maybe this is better:
8:o)
Nah, looks more like Daisy.
> 8? -- profile?
Full body profile? Looks more like seen from above.
> By the way, I'm working on a couple more smileys ;) I'll
> make a page on my M&D site, and you will naturally be free
> to use them on your discussion board too.
You can find Oliviers great Disney smileys here:
http://bobcat74.free.fr/obemoticons/disney/0disney0001.htm
Cord
Daniel Van Eijmeren
AW: MM dailies
Message 654 -
2003-08-28 at 02:50:11
CORD WILJES to me, 28-08-2003:
> What a great idea! We will get international media coverage.
> I already envision the headlines:
>
> They hunger for the mouse
> Disney comics fans worlwide in hunger strike to get
> early Mickey Mouse strips reprinted
*LOL*! :-D
> It is rumored though that the demands of the protesters are shared
> by many Disney employees.
But who'll see the difference? According to these rumours, their
entire Disney career is one big hunger strike anyway. :-)
--- Dani?l
Three days, and counting... (I'm impatient.)
> What a great idea! We will get international media coverage.
> I already envision the headlines:
>
> They hunger for the mouse
> Disney comics fans worlwide in hunger strike to get
> early Mickey Mouse strips reprinted
*LOL*! :-D
> It is rumored though that the demands of the protesters are shared
> by many Disney employees.
But who'll see the difference? According to these rumours, their
entire Disney career is one big hunger strike anyway. :-)
--- Dani?l
Three days, and counting... (I'm impatient.)
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
MM dailies -- "The Duckburg Times " ad (1981)
Message 655 -
2003-08-28 at 02:59:52
Olivier <mouse-ducks at wanadoo.fr> wrote:
Swedish fan Horst Schroeder...
FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name. He may thus be a
German or Austrian who once moved to Sweden.
Sigvald
Swedish fan Horst Schroeder...
FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name. He may thus be a
German or Austrian who once moved to Sweden.
Sigvald
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
MM dailies -- "The Duckburg Times " ad (1981)
Message 656 -
2003-08-28 at 03:04:20
Olivier <mouse-ducks at wanadoo.fr> wrote:
> Swedish fan Horst Schroeder...
FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name. Thus this person
may be a German or an Austrian who has one moved to Sweden.
Sigvald
> Swedish fan Horst Schroeder...
FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name. Thus this person
may be a German or an Austrian who has one moved to Sweden.
Sigvald
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Carl Barks, Frank Stajano, Leonardo Gori
Message 657 -
2003-08-28 at 03:13:08
FRANCESCO SPREAFICO to me, 28-08-2003:
>> Furthermore, I would also like to know the date and the location of
>> the Barks interview that Frank [Stajano] and Leonardo Gori had in
>> 1998, published in the same year, in their book "Il Grande Floyd
>> Gottfredson" (Comic Art).
> I guess you don't own the book?
No, I unfortunately don't have the book. I only have Ault's "Carl Barks
Conversations" as source for this interview. Are the contents of these
two publications the same? And is the Italian publication a translation?
> It's Grant Pass, August 6 and September 5, 1998.
Thanks!
--- Dani?l
>> Furthermore, I would also like to know the date and the location of
>> the Barks interview that Frank [Stajano] and Leonardo Gori had in
>> 1998, published in the same year, in their book "Il Grande Floyd
>> Gottfredson" (Comic Art).
> I guess you don't own the book?
No, I unfortunately don't have the book. I only have Ault's "Carl Barks
Conversations" as source for this interview. Are the contents of these
two publications the same? And is the Italian publication a translation?
> It's Grant Pass, August 6 and September 5, 1998.
Thanks!
--- Dani?l
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
Hercules - The Disney movie that annoyed the Greeks
Message 658 -
2003-08-28 at 03:21:57
Hi all!
I just saw that someone mentioned Hercules. As far as I remember that movie
did annoy many Greeks because Disney used a Latin name on an ancient Greek
God. The Greeks thus think that the correct title for that movie and its
hero as well, would have been Herakles. Hopefully some of our Greek friends
here can tell us more about this.
Sigvald
I just saw that someone mentioned Hercules. As far as I remember that movie
did annoy many Greeks because Disney used a Latin name on an ancient Greek
God. The Greeks thus think that the correct title for that movie and its
hero as well, would have been Herakles. Hopefully some of our Greek friends
here can tell us more about this.
Sigvald
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Horst Schroeder, Luck of the North
Message 659 -
2003-08-28 at 03:32:14
SIGVALD GROSFJELD to OLIVIER, 28-8-2003:
> FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name.
> He may thus be a German or Austrian who once moved to Sweden.
What about Greenland?
> FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name.
> Thus this person may be a German or an Austrian who has one
> moved to Sweden.
Okay. Maybe Alaska, then?
What is your conclusion of that discussion about Barks's "Luck of
the North" (OS 256) being placed in Greenland or Alaska, by the way?
My apologies if I missed it.
--- Dani?l
> FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name.
> He may thus be a German or Austrian who once moved to Sweden.
What about Greenland?
> FYI Horst Schroeder is a German name, *not* a Swedish name.
> Thus this person may be a German or an Austrian who has one
> moved to Sweden.
Okay. Maybe Alaska, then?
What is your conclusion of that discussion about Barks's "Luck of
the North" (OS 256) being placed in Greenland or Alaska, by the way?
My apologies if I missed it.
--- Dani?l
Sgarciab
Oooooold Barks' quote and excuses
Message 660 -
2003-08-28 at 10:04:21
Excuse me, Daniel and others for my uncareless! I put this Barks' quote
last month and forgave it completely (because of my holidays). Please
excuse me.
> ["Beat it, you clammy ragbag! What's the idea?"]
> This is what Donald said in such a situation I would die of fear!
This is from "Woodoo Hoodoo".
Daniel:
>>I would like to recommend that people who suggest a quote, also take
care of keeping that quote alive until it's guessed. By giving hints,
for example.
Well said. I'll take care.
Santiago.
last month and forgave it completely (because of my holidays). Please
excuse me.
> ["Beat it, you clammy ragbag! What's the idea?"]
> This is what Donald said in such a situation I would die of fear!
This is from "Woodoo Hoodoo".
Daniel:
>>I would like to recommend that people who suggest a quote, also take
care of keeping that quote alive until it's guessed. By giving hints,
for example.
Well said. I'll take care.
Santiago.