>This is driving me CRAZY.
I don't want anybody to become crazy, so I throw in my guess, which would be
the hypnotist scene in "Adventure Down Under". As I only know the German
version, I can't be sure, though.
Frank
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Frank Bubacz
Barks quiz
Message 316 -
2003-11-19 at 16:33:53
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Barks Quiz
Message 317 -
2003-11-19 at 16:58:33
NILS "KLARTEKST" SMEBY to me, 19-11-2003:
>> "Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!" Which Barks story? :-)
> This is driving me CRAZY.
Well, too bad for you. Maybe this quote is for Barks experts only.
Just wait for an easy one from the dummies category, and join again. :-)
> I remember the line, but I can't place it, and I don't have access
> to my library right now. Is it "The Magic Hourglass"?
No. It isn't. Scrooge does not appear in this story. (New hint.)
--- Dani?l
"Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!"
Which Barks story? :-)
Hint #1: words are spoken by Fate itself
Hint #2: adventure story
Hint #3: no Scrooge in this story
>> "Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!" Which Barks story? :-)
> This is driving me CRAZY.
Well, too bad for you. Maybe this quote is for Barks experts only.
Just wait for an easy one from the dummies category, and join again. :-)
> I remember the line, but I can't place it, and I don't have access
> to my library right now. Is it "The Magic Hourglass"?
No. It isn't. Scrooge does not appear in this story. (New hint.)
--- Dani?l
"Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!"
Which Barks story? :-)
Hint #1: words are spoken by Fate itself
Hint #2: adventure story
Hint #3: no Scrooge in this story
Lars Jensen
Mickey 75 -- Pete
Message 318 -
2003-11-19 at 17:12:49
Olivier wrote:
>>>> Pete debuted in 1925, three years before the Mouse.
>
> He did? And nobody told me?!
This is why "History Re-Petes Itself" (D 99156) was made, to mark Pete's
75th anniversary of his first appearance. Note the posters of Julius and
Oswald in li'l Pete's bedroom.
I was in contact with writer David Gerstein when he worked on this
story. When I learned of his plans, I pleaded with him to include a
cameo from Alice, too. Strangely, David felt she might stick out like a
sore thumb.
Lars
>>>> Pete debuted in 1925, three years before the Mouse.
>
> He did? And nobody told me?!
This is why "History Re-Petes Itself" (D 99156) was made, to mark Pete's
75th anniversary of his first appearance. Note the posters of Julius and
Oswald in li'l Pete's bedroom.
I was in contact with writer David Gerstein when he worked on this
story. When I learned of his plans, I pleaded with him to include a
cameo from Alice, too. Strangely, David felt she might stick out like a
sore thumb.
Lars
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Barks quiz (sorrreeeeee), with a new quote
Message 319 -
2003-11-19 at 17:28:35
FRANK BUBACZ to NILS SMEBY, 19-11-2003:
>> ["Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!"]
>> This is driving me CRAZY.
> I don't want anybody to become crazy, so I throw in my guess, which
> would be the hypnotist scene in "Adventure Down Under". As I only
> know the German version, I can't be sure, though.
What? You gave the correct answer! Just when I thought that I had
everyone begging for mercy and new hints! This is driving ME insane! :-)
Indeed, it's "Adventure Down Under" (OS 159). Panel 2.3. It's a very
dramatic pose of Fate mourning for Donald, in the middle of a silly
scene with a nutty hypnotist. It's the contrast that makes this pose
so extremely funny for me.
--- Dani?l
"What ho! I think I see my storm-battered cousins on yonder ridge -
if such bedraggled creatures can be relatives of MINE!"
Which Barks story? :-)
>> ["Donald! You're going to be sorrreeeeee!"]
>> This is driving me CRAZY.
> I don't want anybody to become crazy, so I throw in my guess, which
> would be the hypnotist scene in "Adventure Down Under". As I only
> know the German version, I can't be sure, though.
What? You gave the correct answer! Just when I thought that I had
everyone begging for mercy and new hints! This is driving ME insane! :-)
Indeed, it's "Adventure Down Under" (OS 159). Panel 2.3. It's a very
dramatic pose of Fate mourning for Donald, in the middle of a silly
scene with a nutty hypnotist. It's the contrast that makes this pose
so extremely funny for me.
--- Dani?l
"What ho! I think I see my storm-battered cousins on yonder ridge -
if such bedraggled creatures can be relatives of MINE!"
Which Barks story? :-)
Mats Rune Gullikstad
Taliaferro
Message 320 -
2003-11-19 at 20:00:12
Niels wrote:
-Are Serieforlaget in Norway still publishing the collected works of
-Taliaferro, volume by volume?
-(In Denmark they ceased publication after only 4 volumes.)
I think they stopped with book number 18 (1955). That's the last book I've
got.
Mats
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-Are Serieforlaget in Norway still publishing the collected works of
-Taliaferro, volume by volume?
-(In Denmark they ceased publication after only 4 volumes.)
I think they stopped with book number 18 (1955). That's the last book I've
got.
Mats
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Katie Sullivan
Chiding and welcome
Message 321 -
2003-11-19 at 20:42:31
> From: "Don Rosa" <donrosa at iglou.com>
> Hey! Now look at that! Now you people finally have a REAL
> artist who knows
> what he's doing on the DCML !!!!
Aww, come on, Don, you're too modest! ;)
And a hearty welcome to Mr. Ferioli! "Real" artists are always
very welcome here! :)
Katie Sullivan
http://www.sullivanet.com/
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> Hey! Now look at that! Now you people finally have a REAL
> artist who knows
> what he's doing on the DCML !!!!
Aww, come on, Don, you're too modest! ;)
And a hearty welcome to Mr. Ferioli! "Real" artists are always
very welcome here! :)
Katie Sullivan
http://www.sullivanet.com/
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Message 322 -
2003-11-19 at 20:50:35
Don Rosa wrote:
>>Message: 9
>>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 10:15:11 +0100
>>From: C?sar Ferioli <cferioli at feriolistudio.e.telefonica.net>
>>Subject: Fecchi's style
>>To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
>>
>>
>
>Hey! Now look at that! Now you people finally have a REAL artist who knows
>what he's doing on the DCML !!!!
>
>
Unlike self-taught yourself? As you know I greatly admire your style.
To Cezar Ferioli:
I find you to be maybe the best Mickey artist ever. I'd like to hear a
bit about you Cezar, and I?m sure other people in this list are also
curious. How old are you? How long have you been doing Disney, what you
did before and things like that.
--
- Kai Saarto
http://www.go.to/donrosa
>>Message: 9
>>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 10:15:11 +0100
>>From: C?sar Ferioli <cferioli at feriolistudio.e.telefonica.net>
>>Subject: Fecchi's style
>>To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
>>
>>
>
>Hey! Now look at that! Now you people finally have a REAL artist who knows
>what he's doing on the DCML !!!!
>
>
Unlike self-taught yourself? As you know I greatly admire your style.
To Cezar Ferioli:
I find you to be maybe the best Mickey artist ever. I'd like to hear a
bit about you Cezar, and I?m sure other people in this list are also
curious. How old are you? How long have you been doing Disney, what you
did before and things like that.
--
- Kai Saarto
http://www.go.to/donrosa
Mark Wright
DCML Digest, Vol 9, Issue 39
Message 323 -
2003-11-19 at 21:08:19
Lars said:
>
>> Pete debuted in 1925, three years before the Mouse.
and Tarjei pointed out:
'In 2023, the copyright for Mickey's image expires
>- and anyone will be entitled to use the famous image freely.
>It was due to expire this year, but frantic lobbying by Disney led to a
change
>in the law.'
>Probably it's already been mentioned here, but interesting!
Does this mean that Pete is in the public domain? For Pete to have
been kept out of public domain, the law would have to have changed
before his term expired.
Thanks,
Mark Baker-Wright
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>
>> Pete debuted in 1925, three years before the Mouse.
and Tarjei pointed out:
'In 2023, the copyright for Mickey's image expires
>- and anyone will be entitled to use the famous image freely.
>It was due to expire this year, but frantic lobbying by Disney led to a
change
>in the law.'
>Probably it's already been mentioned here, but interesting!
Does this mean that Pete is in the public domain? For Pete to have
been kept out of public domain, the law would have to have changed
before his term expired.
Thanks,
Mark Baker-Wright
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H.W.Fluks
Chiding and welcome
Message 324 -
2003-11-19 at 21:08:45
Don & Katie:
> Hey! Now look at that!
> And a hearty welcome to Mr. Ferioli!
But... wasn't mr. Ferioli on this list already some time ago?
--Harry.
> Hey! Now look at that!
> And a hearty welcome to Mr. Ferioli!
But... wasn't mr. Ferioli on this list already some time ago?
--Harry.
H.W.Fluks
American Pie
Message 325 -
2003-11-19 at 21:18:06
Ah, an opportunity to brag about my photographs website! 8-)
Olaf Solstrand wrote:
> I seem to
> remember hearing that Dave Rawson is American, but I can't
> say for sure.
Yep, he's American. From Hollywood, California.
See for a photo: http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2000/usa3.html
(Or some older photographs at http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j1997/p97-01.html )
> -- "Travails" by William Van Horn - American (although he's
> living abroad).
I don't know where Bill currently lives (I thought somewhere in the Seattle area), but I think he's originally Canadian.
> Correct me if I'm
> wrong, but John Lustig is American, isn't he?
Yes, he is! Just like Michael T. Gilbert, for instance.
See http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2000/usa2.html
Dave and John used to be DCML members.
--Harry.
Olaf Solstrand wrote:
> I seem to
> remember hearing that Dave Rawson is American, but I can't
> say for sure.
Yep, he's American. From Hollywood, California.
See for a photo: http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2000/usa3.html
(Or some older photographs at http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j1997/p97-01.html )
> -- "Travails" by William Van Horn - American (although he's
> living abroad).
I don't know where Bill currently lives (I thought somewhere in the Seattle area), but I think he's originally Canadian.
> Correct me if I'm
> wrong, but John Lustig is American, isn't he?
Yes, he is! Just like Michael T. Gilbert, for instance.
See http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2000/usa2.html
Dave and John used to be DCML members.
--Harry.
Cord Wiljes
Free Pete
Message 326 -
2003-11-19 at 23:06:56
Mark Baker-Wright:
> Does this mean that Pete is in the public domain? For Pete to have
> been kept out of public domain, the law would have to have changed
> before his term expired.
He is probably already back in - never could stay out for long, couldn't
he?
Cord
> Does this mean that Pete is in the public domain? For Pete to have
> been kept out of public domain, the law would have to have changed
> before his term expired.
He is probably already back in - never could stay out for long, couldn't
he?
Cord
Matthew Williams
Barks quiz (sorrreeeeee), with a new quote
Message 327 -
2003-11-20 at 01:16:30
>"What ho! I think I see my storm-battered cousins on yonder ridge -
>if such bedraggled creatures can be relatives of MINE!"
>Which Barks story? :-)
It's Gladstone from "The Golden Nugget Boat" Isn't he just a guy that you
love to hate?
Matt
>if such bedraggled creatures can be relatives of MINE!"
>Which Barks story? :-)
It's Gladstone from "The Golden Nugget Boat" Isn't he just a guy that you
love to hate?
Matt
Matthew Williams
DuckTales wedding episode: Till Nephews Do Us Part
Message 328 -
2003-11-20 at 01:47:20
Maciek wrote:
>Yes, but acording to some pages it is episode "008" not "065" like on the
>http://blatherskite.freeservers.com/ page :-(
I remember it being the last new episode aired until the whole Bubba Duck TV
movie ("Time Is Money") aired a good while later. I was a pretty dorky
little kid, and I wrote down the episode titles every day until the reruns
started. It may have not been the last episode of the first season
produced. Incidentally, I'm not sure that I can put my finger on it, but
some of those late first season episodes just look different to me. The
characters look sketchier or something. Have any of the rest of you noticed
this?
Matt
>Yes, but acording to some pages it is episode "008" not "065" like on the
>http://blatherskite.freeservers.com/ page :-(
I remember it being the last new episode aired until the whole Bubba Duck TV
movie ("Time Is Money") aired a good while later. I was a pretty dorky
little kid, and I wrote down the episode titles every day until the reruns
started. It may have not been the last episode of the first season
produced. Incidentally, I'm not sure that I can put my finger on it, but
some of those late first season episodes just look different to me. The
characters look sketchier or something. Have any of the rest of you noticed
this?
Matt
Matthew Williams
DuckTales wedding episode/The Parent Trap
Message 329 -
2003-11-20 at 01:59:01
Michiel Prior wrote:
>I think I've never seen this episode, so I should probably just
>keep my mouth shut, but your description strongly reminds me
>of "The Parent Trap" (1998). In this Disney movie, two twin
>girls try to get their divorced parents back together again and
>to drive their dad and his prissy girlfriend (who's after his
>money, by the way) apart during a camping trip, by dropping
>lizards and such in her backpack (or something similar).
>[It may sound silly, but I actually liked this movie.]
I think the episode IS directly referencing the original "Parent Trap"
(1961) starring Hayley Mills and Hayley Mills. I haven't read the novel or
seen the remake, but I LOVE the Hayley Mills film! It was one of my
favorites as a kid, and I think it still holds up today. They released it
on a really neat two-DVD set the summer before last. I highly recommend it!
Matt
>I think I've never seen this episode, so I should probably just
>keep my mouth shut, but your description strongly reminds me
>of "The Parent Trap" (1998). In this Disney movie, two twin
>girls try to get their divorced parents back together again and
>to drive their dad and his prissy girlfriend (who's after his
>money, by the way) apart during a camping trip, by dropping
>lizards and such in her backpack (or something similar).
>[It may sound silly, but I actually liked this movie.]
I think the episode IS directly referencing the original "Parent Trap"
(1961) starring Hayley Mills and Hayley Mills. I haven't read the novel or
seen the remake, but I LOVE the Hayley Mills film! It was one of my
favorites as a kid, and I think it still holds up today. They released it
on a really neat two-DVD set the summer before last. I highly recommend it!
Matt
Matthew Williams
Barks quote quiz
Message 330 -
2003-11-20 at 03:30:02
>"Two sensible questions I ask, and get two SENSELESS answers!
>I'm beginning to think I left a screw loose!"
Gyro is talking about his machine that can answer "any" question! This
untitled story was originally printed in Uncle Scrooge #22. I was tickled
to hear a friend tell her son the other day that putting salt on a bird's
tail was a surefire way to catch a bird! This short has always been one of
my favorites!
Matt
>I'm beginning to think I left a screw loose!"
Gyro is talking about his machine that can answer "any" question! This
untitled story was originally printed in Uncle Scrooge #22. I was tickled
to hear a friend tell her son the other day that putting salt on a bird's
tail was a surefire way to catch a bird! This short has always been one of
my favorites!
Matt