ZELDASTRIFORCE to RODNEY BOWCOCK, 23-12-2003:
>> I agree to a certain extent (the new WDCS issues are lacking
>> Murray, which I'd love to see), and I think it's just a matter
>> of the Gemstone staff getting the photo-stats from Western for
>> some of these lesser seen gems.
> Interesting. I didn't know Western still kept photo-stats.
> I thought maybe they had gone to Disney itself(after so long
> with Western not publishing Disney comics).
I would like to see verified that this information really is true.
Any information about the status of Barks-related USA archives
would be welcome to me.
--- Dani?l
Author
Topic: 200312
(236 messages)
Daniel Van Eijmeren
DDA/Western Publishing
Message 211 -
2003-12-28 at 17:29:52
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Three quotes left (Barks quiz - Twelve quotes of Christmas) /
Message 212 -
2003-12-28 at 18:17:12
On 27-12-2003, Claudio Eckert discovered one of the remaining quotes of
the Barks Christmas Quote Quiz. Here are the remaining three quotes.
2. "It's a shame to spend our Christmas savings, but what else can we
do in a case like this?"
(Picture shows a piggy bank.)
6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
7. "If I can keep anything BAD from happening to it, I may get a
four-dollar bonus for Christmas!"
(Page shows a Disney character with a shovel and a wheelbarrow.)
HARRY FLUKS to me, 24-12-2003:
>> Nowadays, only 10 percent of my email is really intended for me...
> Is that figure including or excluding DCML mails? 8-)
Excluding the DCML emails. Otherwise I'd have to admit that NO ONE
ever emails me... (Sob! Sob!) :-)
--- Dani?l
the Barks Christmas Quote Quiz. Here are the remaining three quotes.
2. "It's a shame to spend our Christmas savings, but what else can we
do in a case like this?"
(Picture shows a piggy bank.)
6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
7. "If I can keep anything BAD from happening to it, I may get a
four-dollar bonus for Christmas!"
(Page shows a Disney character with a shovel and a wheelbarrow.)
HARRY FLUKS to me, 24-12-2003:
>> Nowadays, only 10 percent of my email is really intended for me...
> Is that figure including or excluding DCML mails? 8-)
Excluding the DCML emails. Otherwise I'd have to admit that NO ONE
ever emails me... (Sob! Sob!) :-)
--- Dani?l
Søren Krarup Olesen
Three quotes left (Barks quiz - Twelve quotes of Christmas)
Message 213 -
2003-12-28 at 18:44:48
DANI?L:
> Excluding the DCML emails. Otherwise I'd have to admit that NO ONE
> ever emails me... (Sob! Sob!) :-)
Poor poor Dani?l! This isn't true, pal, and you know it :-)
S?ren
> Excluding the DCML emails. Otherwise I'd have to admit that NO ONE
> ever emails me... (Sob! Sob!) :-)
Poor poor Dani?l! This isn't true, pal, and you know it :-)
S?ren
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Castor oil vs. cod liver oil
Message 214 -
2003-12-28 at 19:00:27
OLIVIER to me, 24-12-2003:
>> 12. "Here goes, men! Merry Christmas, Mexican style!"
> A "three dirty ducks" story. Donald eventually gets the boys to
> actually want (or rather need) to have a bath, by leaving a pinata
> hanging in their snow fort; the thing is fileld with castor oil.
> WDC&S 184 ("Three Un-Ducks") (Jan '56).
The story mentions cod liver oil instead of castor oil.
The poisoned sandwiches story (WDC 72) refers to castor oil, in panel 9.6
(the bottle hold by Donald) and panel 10.7 ("Castor oil! Horse liniment!
I pecac! Oil of skunkbreath! Snake bite serum!").
What's the difference between cod liver oil and castor oil?
Cod liver oil comes from whales, doesn't it?
In The Netherlands, Giving children cod liver oil ("levertraan") in/around
autumn and winter (the months with an "r" in their names) has been common
practrice. At least up to the 1950s/1960s, I guess. I believe this habit
has vanished since then. I haven't heard about castor oil ("wonderolie"),
but I guess that's just because I never thought of a difference between
the two.
What is/was the sense of drinking cod liver oil or castor oil?
Are there still people or countries who still have this habit?
--- Dani?l
>> 12. "Here goes, men! Merry Christmas, Mexican style!"
> A "three dirty ducks" story. Donald eventually gets the boys to
> actually want (or rather need) to have a bath, by leaving a pinata
> hanging in their snow fort; the thing is fileld with castor oil.
> WDC&S 184 ("Three Un-Ducks") (Jan '56).
The story mentions cod liver oil instead of castor oil.
The poisoned sandwiches story (WDC 72) refers to castor oil, in panel 9.6
(the bottle hold by Donald) and panel 10.7 ("Castor oil! Horse liniment!
I pecac! Oil of skunkbreath! Snake bite serum!").
What's the difference between cod liver oil and castor oil?
Cod liver oil comes from whales, doesn't it?
In The Netherlands, Giving children cod liver oil ("levertraan") in/around
autumn and winter (the months with an "r" in their names) has been common
practrice. At least up to the 1950s/1960s, I guess. I believe this habit
has vanished since then. I haven't heard about castor oil ("wonderolie"),
but I guess that's just because I never thought of a difference between
the two.
What is/was the sense of drinking cod liver oil or castor oil?
Are there still people or countries who still have this habit?
--- Dani?l
Olaf Solstrand
Castor oil vs. cod liver oil
Message 215 -
2003-12-28 at 19:07:56
Dani?l:
> Cod liver oil comes from whales, doesn't it?
Doesn't sound very logical. I would expect cod liver oil to come from cod.
Olaf
> Cod liver oil comes from whales, doesn't it?
Doesn't sound very logical. I would expect cod liver oil to come from cod.
Olaf
Olaf Solstrand
A wild guess (Three quotes left)
Message 216 -
2003-12-28 at 19:14:02
P? Sun, 28 Dec 2003 17:17:12 +0100, skrev Daniel van Eijmeren
<dve at kabelfoon.nl>:
> 6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
Could it be "Letter to Santa" (CP 1)?
Olaf
<dve at kabelfoon.nl>:
> 6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
Could it be "Letter to Santa" (CP 1)?
Olaf
Mats Rune Gullikstad
Mats Rune Gullikstad (remember him?) -->
Message 217 -
2003-12-28 at 23:44:14
WOW!
I can't wait seeing that article!
It's strange - a model made on a writing-desk in a bedroom with toy-tools
and bad materials is published in America's number one comic book!!! (And I
don't even live in America!)
UNCLE $CROOGE!!! Unbelievable.
My friends says that I've got leisure-problems because It's nearly a year
since I started building that model (yes, it IS sick), but it has become a
cool decoration (and a great table!).
(Today I made the #1 pidestal, by the way.)
Happy new year to all DCML-folks!!
Mats
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I can't wait seeing that article!
It's strange - a model made on a writing-desk in a bedroom with toy-tools
and bad materials is published in America's number one comic book!!! (And I
don't even live in America!)
UNCLE $CROOGE!!! Unbelievable.
My friends says that I've got leisure-problems because It's nearly a year
since I started building that model (yes, it IS sick), but it has become a
cool decoration (and a great table!).
(Today I made the #1 pidestal, by the way.)
Happy new year to all DCML-folks!!
Mats
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Olivier
Mats Rune Gullikstad (remember him?)
Message 218 -
2003-12-29 at 00:31:52
>>>> Mats Rune Gullikstad. Mats, Mats the model maker. ;-p
Sure, I/we remember!
>>>> Well, Mats has gotten the recognition he deserves!!! I was in the comic
>>>> store today, flipping through the January edition of 'Uncle Scrooge'
(which
>>>> is chock full of comicky goodness) and inside the back cover was an
article
>>>> about him and his model! I thought it was wonderful!
Great news! That's nice. Congratulations again, Mats!
Olivier
Sure, I/we remember!
>>>> Well, Mats has gotten the recognition he deserves!!! I was in the comic
>>>> store today, flipping through the January edition of 'Uncle Scrooge'
(which
>>>> is chock full of comicky goodness) and inside the back cover was an
article
>>>> about him and his model! I thought it was wonderful!
Great news! That's nice. Congratulations again, Mats!
Olivier
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Castor oil vs. cod liver oil
Message 219 -
2003-12-29 at 07:23:47
Someone in private wrote, in part:
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story (published in Greece in
"GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I believe, some forty years ago),in which
Donald takes over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX" magazine since
issue no 1, but I haven' t found that story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
--- Dani?l
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story (published in Greece in
"GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I believe, some forty years ago),in which
Donald takes over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX" magazine since
issue no 1, but I haven' t found that story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
--- Dani?l
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Zeppelin story in which Scrooge is believed to be dead
Message 220 -
2003-12-29 at 07:26:22
Someone in private wrote, in part:
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story (published in Greece in
"GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I believe, some forty years ago),in which
Donald takes over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX" magazine since
issue no 1, but I haven' t found that story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
--- Dani?l
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story (published in Greece in
"GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I believe, some forty years ago),in which
Donald takes over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX" magazine since
issue no 1, but I haven' t found that story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
--- Dani?l
Daniel Van Eijmeren
A wild guess (Three quotes left)
Message 221 -
2003-12-29 at 07:38:47
OLAF SOLSTRAND to me, 28-12-2003:
>> 6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
> Could it be "Letter to Santa" (CP 1)?
Wrong. Where do you see a deed in that story? As I've already hinted,
the mentioned deed is obviously shown.
Remaining three quotes of the Barks Christmas Quote Quiz:
2. "It's a shame to spend our Christmas savings, but what else can we
do in a case like this?"
(Picture shows a piggy bank.)
6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
7. "If I can keep anything BAD from happening to it, I may get a
four-dollar bonus for Christmas!"
(Page shows a Disney character with a shovel and a wheelbarrow.)
--- Daniël
>> 6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
> Could it be "Letter to Santa" (CP 1)?
Wrong. Where do you see a deed in that story? As I've already hinted,
the mentioned deed is obviously shown.
Remaining three quotes of the Barks Christmas Quote Quiz:
2. "It's a shame to spend our Christmas savings, but what else can we
do in a case like this?"
(Picture shows a piggy bank.)
6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
7. "If I can keep anything BAD from happening to it, I may get a
four-dollar bonus for Christmas!"
(Page shows a Disney character with a shovel and a wheelbarrow.)
--- Daniël
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Castor oil and cod liver oil having nothing to do with zeppelins
Message 222 -
2003-12-29 at 07:45:51
I just sent out an email with the erroneous subject title
"Re: Castor oil vs. cod liver oil". That email can be ignored.
The correct email is "Zeppelin story in which Scrooge is believed
to be dead". It has NOTHING to do with castor oil or cod liver oil.
(Coincidence excluded).
--- Dani?l
"Re: Castor oil vs. cod liver oil". That email can be ignored.
The correct email is "Zeppelin story in which Scrooge is believed
to be dead". It has NOTHING to do with castor oil or cod liver oil.
(Coincidence excluded).
--- Dani?l
ZeldasTriforce
Barks Quiz
Message 223 -
2003-12-29 at 12:41:23
6. "Here is the deed - all filled out! Sign it on the dotted line!"
----------
I can't remember the name of the story, but it reminds me of that story where
Uncle Scooge wants Donald's house and land to build his factory on. Donald
wants a higher price, so Scrooge does whatever he can to try and drive Donald
and the boys out of their house, including using Will-o-the-wisps.
Derek Smith
----------
I can't remember the name of the story, but it reminds me of that story where
Uncle Scooge wants Donald's house and land to build his factory on. Donald
wants a higher price, so Scrooge does whatever he can to try and drive Donald
and the boys out of their house, including using Will-o-the-wisps.
Derek Smith
Phantom Blot
Rags To Riches - Zeppelin Story
Message 224 -
2003-12-29 at 13:54:47
From: "Daniel van Eijmeren" <dve at kabelfoon.nl>
Subject: Zeppelin story in which Scrooge is believed
to be dead.
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story
(published in Greece in "GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I
believe, some forty years ago),in which Donald takes
over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX"
magazine since issue no 1, but I haven' t found that
story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm
curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
---------------------------------
The story is "Rags To Riches".
A scan of the 1st page is here
http://www.angelfire.com/psy/blot/rags.jpg
This was published in G543 in Australia in 1973.
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Subject: Zeppelin story in which Scrooge is believed
to be dead.
"...I'm in search of an old Donald Duck story
(published in Greece in "GELIO KAI CHARA", no 45 I
believe, some forty years ago),in which Donald takes
over his Uncle's fortune, because Scrooge is believed
dead, in a zeppelin crush. I follow the greek "KOMIX"
magazine since issue no 1, but I haven' t found that
story, [...]"
My advice was to subscribe to DCML. But now I'm
curious, myself.
Does anyone recognize this story?
---------------------------------
The story is "Rags To Riches".
A scan of the 1st page is here
http://www.angelfire.com/psy/blot/rags.jpg
This was published in G543 in Australia in 1973.
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New Yahoo! Photos - easier uploading and sharing.
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Kim Gøran Oddvang Pedersen
Forum
Message 225 -
2003-12-29 at 14:09:42
Hello DCML!
I, Kim G?ran Oddvang Pedersen from North Norway, had make a forum for Andeby/ Museby - Duckburg/ Mousetown. To day it is only in norwegian, but we are open for all! Check it on; http://andeby.board.dk3.com
Med vennlig hilsen;
Kim G?ran Oddvang Pedersen
Kila, 8186 TJONGSFJORDEN
Se web for mer informasjon: www.oddvang.moo.no
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I, Kim G?ran Oddvang Pedersen from North Norway, had make a forum for Andeby/ Museby - Duckburg/ Mousetown. To day it is only in norwegian, but we are open for all! Check it on; http://andeby.board.dk3.com
Med vennlig hilsen;
Kim G?ran Oddvang Pedersen
Kila, 8186 TJONGSFJORDEN
Se web for mer informasjon: www.oddvang.moo.no
Ny versjon av Yahoo! Messenger
Nye ikoner og bakgrunner, webkamera med superkvalitet og dobbelt s? morsom