DON ROSA to me, 20-01-2004:
>> These actions strongly suggest that, at least in Duckburg, Scrooge
>> has shady connections with the authorities. At least with the police
>> and the army. If this isn't a corrupt situation, it's at least
>> awfully close to it.
> I can see you've firmly decided that U$ is a lawbreaker (i.e. a
> criminal) based on your interpretation of story and plot devices,
> so I'll let you personally do so and I'll drop the subject.
This reaction really puzzles me. I haven't firmly decided anything.
I'm just discussing the way you treat Uncle Scrooge and his attitude
to the law.
Did I say something wrong?
--- Dani?l
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Topic: 200401
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Daniel Van Eijmeren
Rosa's comments on Scrooge obeying the law
Message 181 -
2004-01-21 at 03:50:20
Shad Z.
Another source for Disney comics in America: Disney Princess
Message 182 -
2004-01-21 at 08:30:47
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
> Since September, a company called Redan has been publishing
> a magazine called "Disney Princess Magazine". I'm told that
> all the content was originally prepared for the Disney Princess
> magazines in Europe, and is merely being reprinted.
>
> Well, I picked up a copy today, and the contents include comics!
> Written for young children, and all the text is in captions (like
> Prince Valliant), but still another source for Disney comics in
> America!
So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story Codes:
PRE11077
PRE11290
What kind of story codes are those?
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From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
> Since September, a company called Redan has been publishing
> a magazine called "Disney Princess Magazine". I'm told that
> all the content was originally prepared for the Disney Princess
> magazines in Europe, and is merely being reprinted.
>
> Well, I picked up a copy today, and the contents include comics!
> Written for young children, and all the text is in captions (like
> Prince Valliant), but still another source for Disney comics in
> America!
So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story Codes:
PRE11077
PRE11290
What kind of story codes are those?
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Scrooge Obeying the Law
Message 183 -
2004-01-21 at 11:56:02
When we ask the question if Scrooge usually obeys the law, it should be interesting to know what Scrooge we are talking about; in the old italian stories, the honesty is not always a strong part of his personality (cf a story like 'le billard aux milliards in Mickey Parade 1016 bis -year 1972 -) ; the Scrooge of Barks is kinder than the italian Scrooge -and sometimes less nervous too - on the contrary, the beagles boys are more dangerous people in Barks, in the old italian stories their purposes are evil but in a kinder way, in Barks they often are unpleasant. P.S: i don't know as much the stories of Barks as i know the old italian stories but, yes, this scene in the micro ducks from outer space is a highlight.
Sgarciab
Scrooge Obeying the Law
Message 184 -
2004-01-21 at 13:45:36
Hello everyone:
I agree with the impression that U$ does not always obey the laws: Though
generally he actually IS a good citizen, sometimes he tries to "slip
between the legal bars" for his own profit. For example, the celebrated
censored pages in "Back to the Klondike", where he admits he had not paid
the taxes upon his property in Yukon.
And what about the scene in which U$ tries to buy a whole bunch of golden
eggs and feathers for just 10$ in "The golden gooses island (or so)"?
I guess that is the sense in which some of us believe that a businessman
does not always earn his money *square*.
(And in "The Paul Bunyan machine", he destroys the giant Beagle Boys
machine *illegaly*, because the BB were employed to do a job. OK, OK, at
the end it turns to be that BB having had paid with false money).
Santiago.
I agree with the impression that U$ does not always obey the laws: Though
generally he actually IS a good citizen, sometimes he tries to "slip
between the legal bars" for his own profit. For example, the celebrated
censored pages in "Back to the Klondike", where he admits he had not paid
the taxes upon his property in Yukon.
And what about the scene in which U$ tries to buy a whole bunch of golden
eggs and feathers for just 10$ in "The golden gooses island (or so)"?
I guess that is the sense in which some of us believe that a businessman
does not always earn his money *square*.
(And in "The Paul Bunyan machine", he destroys the giant Beagle Boys
machine *illegaly*, because the BB were employed to do a job. OK, OK, at
the end it turns to be that BB having had paid with false money).
Santiago.
Kai Saarto
Scrooge Obeying the Law
Message 185 -
2004-01-21 at 14:27:48
Klartekst wrote:
>But he can fall victim to his own greed and take unfair
>advantage of a situation. Afterwards, he sometimes feels
>guilt.
>
>
>
I agree with your thinking. Immeasurable treasures often tend to make
Scrooge lose it for a while. In these situations he seems to consider
breaking the law, because he IS greedy (just being a tightwad wouldn't
have been enough to make him the richest duck in the world). Inside, he
still has a heart of gold (pun intended), so after some thought he
usually makes the "right choice". This is the way Don Rosa tends to make
him look, and for me that feels right. I personally don't like at all
the way some Italian stories make Scrooge to act.
>But he can fall victim to his own greed and take unfair
>advantage of a situation. Afterwards, he sometimes feels
>guilt.
>
>
>
I agree with your thinking. Immeasurable treasures often tend to make
Scrooge lose it for a while. In these situations he seems to consider
breaking the law, because he IS greedy (just being a tightwad wouldn't
have been enough to make him the richest duck in the world). Inside, he
still has a heart of gold (pun intended), so after some thought he
usually makes the "right choice". This is the way Don Rosa tends to make
him look, and for me that feels right. I personally don't like at all
the way some Italian stories make Scrooge to act.
Mateusz Lis
Polish Family Tree now on-line
Message 186 -
2004-01-21 at 16:18:12
Hi all,
Polish version of Don Rosa's "Donald Duck Family Tree" is now on-line at
Sigvald's website with better, "digitally remastered" scan and some
comments:
http://duckman.pettho.com/tree/polish.html
Best wishes,
Mateusz Lis
Polish version of Don Rosa's "Donald Duck Family Tree" is now on-line at
Sigvald's website with better, "digitally remastered" scan and some
comments:
http://duckman.pettho.com/tree/polish.html
Best wishes,
Mateusz Lis
Stefan Persson
Another source for Disney comics in America: Disney Princess
Message 187 -
2004-01-21 at 16:33:10
Shad Z. wrote:
> So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story Codes:
>
> PRE11077
> PRE11290
>
> What kind of story codes are those?
"PR" probably mean "Princess". "E" might be "England" or "Egmont". The
stories in the Swedish Princess magazine are supposed to be from the
British Princess magazine; however, the only issue of the Swedish
magazine that is currently indexed has quite different codes, c.f.
http://coa.inducks.org/inducks/files/sweden/se-PR.html .
(Ari: Some bug hides the Inducks [code] field at
http://coa.inducks.org/coa/c1/issue.php/0/se/PR+2001-11 -- please
correct that.)
AFAIK, no issue of the Princess magazine is indexed in any other
country, and the story codes are currently not included in any story
file. I'm not sure if the coding system has changed or if the Swedish
and American magazine use different codes for the same stories. No one
really seems to have any information about this magazine. One
interesting thing in the codes used in Sweden was that every page in
multi-page stories had its own code, and yet another code was given to
the story as whole.
If you plan to index the American issues, I suggest that you just
include a [code:code as printed in the issue] for the stories until we
know more about this.
Stefan
> So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story Codes:
>
> PRE11077
> PRE11290
>
> What kind of story codes are those?
"PR" probably mean "Princess". "E" might be "England" or "Egmont". The
stories in the Swedish Princess magazine are supposed to be from the
British Princess magazine; however, the only issue of the Swedish
magazine that is currently indexed has quite different codes, c.f.
http://coa.inducks.org/inducks/files/sweden/se-PR.html .
(Ari: Some bug hides the Inducks [code] field at
http://coa.inducks.org/coa/c1/issue.php/0/se/PR+2001-11 -- please
correct that.)
AFAIK, no issue of the Princess magazine is indexed in any other
country, and the story codes are currently not included in any story
file. I'm not sure if the coding system has changed or if the Swedish
and American magazine use different codes for the same stories. No one
really seems to have any information about this magazine. One
interesting thing in the codes used in Sweden was that every page in
multi-page stories had its own code, and yet another code was given to
the story as whole.
If you plan to index the American issues, I suggest that you just
include a [code:code as printed in the issue] for the stories until we
know more about this.
Stefan
Søren Krarup Olesen
Another source for Disney comics in America: Disney Princess
Message 188 -
2004-01-21 at 17:09:13
SHAD + STEFAN + AC + THOMAS:
>> So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story
>> Codes:
>>
>> PRE11077 PRE11290
> AFAIK, no issue of the Princess magazine is indexed in any other
> country, and the story codes are currently not included in any story
> file.
I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
that no one actually cared about them. I only have the very first issue,
including an Ariel story coded "UKPS-98" (and then DP followed by some
kind of pagenumbering). I seem to remember that AC collected the mags
for a while, but...I don't recall any index from him. Thomas, do you
have any?
S?ren
>> So I'm looking ath the stories closer, and here are the Story
>> Codes:
>>
>> PRE11077 PRE11290
> AFAIK, no issue of the Princess magazine is indexed in any other
> country, and the story codes are currently not included in any story
> file.
I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
that no one actually cared about them. I only have the very first issue,
including an Ariel story coded "UKPS-98" (and then DP followed by some
kind of pagenumbering). I seem to remember that AC collected the mags
for a while, but...I don't recall any index from him. Thomas, do you
have any?
S?ren
Stefan Persson
Another source for Disney comics in America: Disney Princess
Message 189 -
2004-01-21 at 17:14:41
S?ren Krarup Olesen wrote:
> I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
> these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
> that no one actually cared about them.
This has not been silently agreed by the Swedes; however, no one cares
about these magazines, so they aren't indexed anyways. 8-)
Stefan
> I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
> these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
> that no one actually cared about them.
This has not been silently agreed by the Swedes; however, no one cares
about these magazines, so they aren't indexed anyways. 8-)
Stefan
Simo Malinen
ZM 78-07-23, xapp (de.dbi)
Message 190 -
2004-01-21 at 17:20:14
ZM 78-07-23 DCo MGo MGo MM [desc:MF1 orders PL to stay in dog
house while raining] [xapp:MM,MF1] [/desc from de.dbi 2001-10-25] [/xapp
from de.dbi 2001-10-25]
- please, add PL to xapp
de/MM1982-48c ZM 78-07-23 1 DCo MGo MGo MM NT [desc:MF1 orders
PL to stay in dog house while raining] [xapp:MM,MF1] [/writ ID + ink ID
added by max 990911] [//xapp added by max 010805] [//desc added by max
010805]
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house while raining] [xapp:MM,MF1] [/desc from de.dbi 2001-10-25] [/xapp
from de.dbi 2001-10-25]
- please, add PL to xapp
de/MM1982-48c ZM 78-07-23 1 DCo MGo MGo MM NT [desc:MF1 orders
PL to stay in dog house while raining] [xapp:MM,MF1] [/writ ID + ink ID
added by max 990911] [//xapp added by max 010805] [//desc added by max
010805]
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ZM 77-07-31 - br?/de? story ID /xapp/desc?
Message 191 -
2004-01-21 at 17:21:23
ZM 77-07-31 DCo MGo MGo MM [desc:Trying to open umbrella]
[xapp:MM] [/desc from br.dbi 6 apr 2001] [/xapp from br.dbi 6 apr 2001]
the story printed in fi/AA1983-27 and coded as KF 7-31-77
seems not to match the desc & xapp of ZM 77-07-31 in z.dbs.
http://www.geocities.com/gearlost/kf73177.html
Since ZM 77-07-31's printed titles in parallel dk/fi/no/se
weeklies are all related to fishing, is it fully certain
the story in br.dbi is ZM 77-07-31 - or is the story printed
in de/dk/fi/no/se weeklies surely ZM 77-07-31 then?:
dk/AA1982-25g ZM 77-07-31 1 DCo MGo MGo MM Lystfiskeren
fi/AA1983-27g ZM 77-07-31 1 4 DCo MGo MGo MM Sunnuntaikalastaja
[xapp:MM,GO]
no/DD1982-25g ZM 77-07-31 1 MM Skitt fiske
se/KA1982-24g ZM 77-07-31 1 MM Fiskaren
de/MM1983-22i ZM 77-07-31 1 DCo MGo MGo MM NT [desc:Trying to
open umbrella] [xapp:MM] [//xapp added by max 010805] [//desc added by max
010805]
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[xapp:MM] [/desc from br.dbi 6 apr 2001] [/xapp from br.dbi 6 apr 2001]
the story printed in fi/AA1983-27 and coded as KF 7-31-77
seems not to match the desc & xapp of ZM 77-07-31 in z.dbs.
http://www.geocities.com/gearlost/kf73177.html
Since ZM 77-07-31's printed titles in parallel dk/fi/no/se
weeklies are all related to fishing, is it fully certain
the story in br.dbi is ZM 77-07-31 - or is the story printed
in de/dk/fi/no/se weeklies surely ZM 77-07-31 then?:
dk/AA1982-25g ZM 77-07-31 1 DCo MGo MGo MM Lystfiskeren
fi/AA1983-27g ZM 77-07-31 1 4 DCo MGo MGo MM Sunnuntaikalastaja
[xapp:MM,GO]
no/DD1982-25g ZM 77-07-31 1 MM Skitt fiske
se/KA1982-24g ZM 77-07-31 1 MM Fiskaren
de/MM1983-22i ZM 77-07-31 1 DCo MGo MGo MM NT [desc:Trying to
open umbrella] [xapp:MM] [//xapp added by max 010805] [//desc added by max
010805]
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ZM 63-08-18, xapp?
Message 192 -
2004-01-21 at 17:22:21
ZM 63-08-18 RWi MGo MGo MI [xapp:MM,GO,MI,CL] [/xapp by XVe
13-11-2003] [desc:where's Minnie's new swimsuit?] [/desc 1-5-2003 from
it/CNC 141bg]
The story in fi/AK1981-02g with 4b layout is not having CL.
So the panels with CL must have been cropped from this version?
http://www.geocities.com/gearlost/kf81863.html
it/CNC 141bg ZM 63-08-18 1 s RWi MGo MGo MM [xapp:MM,GO,MI,CL]
[desc:where's Minnie's new swimsuit ?]
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13-11-2003] [desc:where's Minnie's new swimsuit?] [/desc 1-5-2003 from
it/CNC 141bg]
The story in fi/AK1981-02g with 4b layout is not having CL.
So the panels with CL must have been cropped from this version?
http://www.geocities.com/gearlost/kf81863.html
it/CNC 141bg ZM 63-08-18 1 s RWi MGo MGo MM [xapp:MM,GO,MI,CL]
[desc:where's Minnie's new swimsuit ?]
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W.dbi dk/de/fr/it.dbi - descs W OS 1184-07 etc.
Message 193 -
2004-01-21 at 17:23:13
The descs of W DG 33-08, W OS 1184-07 and W WDC 81-02 are
pretty much the same as story titles. They add nothing new,
so they might be worth of removing?
W DG 33-08 8 AH -> Have Pencil,will Travel
[hero:DA,US] [xapp:DA,US] [desc:Have Pencil, Will Travel] [/desc 1-5-2003
from de/MM1968-37b]
W OS 1184-07 7 1960-10-12 ? CB GY Brain-strain [desc:Brain
Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [/desc from dk.dbi 4-2-2000] [/better xapp from
it.dbi 4-2-2000]
W WDC 81-02 10 1947-01-28 CB CB DD D:Donald Mines His Own
Business [desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [/desc from de.dbi
99-12-02] [/xapp from de.dbi 99-12-02]
dk/AA1995B27e W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY [desc:Brain Strain]
[app:DD]
fr/JM 159 W WDC 81-02 4 CB CB DD Plus fort que tout
[desc:Mines His Own Business] [xapp:HDL,DD] [story-comm:BV: 28/1/47]
[biblio;CBLICDD 5] [/rep-ori;WDC 81] [/pages-ori;10] [/logo-ori;DD]
fr/JM 1736f W WDC 81-02 5h5 CB CB DD Aventures à la carte
! [desc:Mines His Own Business] [xapp:HDL,DD] [/BV: 28/1/47] [comm-fr;Ori;9
7/8] [biblio;CBLICDD 5] [/rep-ori;WDC 81] [/pages-ori;10] [/logo-ori;DD]
it/AR 585d W OS 1184-07 9 3 ? CB GY Archimede Pitagorico
e il cervello in tensione [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [desc:Brain Strain]
it/CBCA 6i W WDC 81-02 10 4 CB CB DD Donald Duck
[xapp:DD,HDL] [desc:DD Mines His Own Business]
de/MM1968-37b W DG 33-08 8 AH US Alles für den Chef
[desc:Have Pencil, Will Travel] [desc-de:Sekretärin DA hilft US bei
Eingeborenen aus Patsche] [xapp:DA,US] [/code noch mal prüfen?!!?]
de/MM1962-29b W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY R:Not macht
erfinderisch [desc:Brain Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [/t-us:Brain-strain]
[//desc added (max) 000917] [/HLP added to xapp by JPr 020218]
de/TGDD 144k W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY Not macht
erfinderisch [desc:Brain Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [date:1960-10-12] [/HLP
added to xapp by JPr 020218]
de/BL 10h W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD R:Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/MM1958-43b W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD R:Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/TGDD 121c W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/TGDDZ 121c W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
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pretty much the same as story titles. They add nothing new,
so they might be worth of removing?
W DG 33-08 8 AH -> Have Pencil,will Travel
[hero:DA,US] [xapp:DA,US] [desc:Have Pencil, Will Travel] [/desc 1-5-2003
from de/MM1968-37b]
W OS 1184-07 7 1960-10-12 ? CB GY Brain-strain [desc:Brain
Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [/desc from dk.dbi 4-2-2000] [/better xapp from
it.dbi 4-2-2000]
W WDC 81-02 10 1947-01-28 CB CB DD D:Donald Mines His Own
Business [desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [/desc from de.dbi
99-12-02] [/xapp from de.dbi 99-12-02]
dk/AA1995B27e W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY [desc:Brain Strain]
[app:DD]
fr/JM 159 W WDC 81-02 4 CB CB DD Plus fort que tout
[desc:Mines His Own Business] [xapp:HDL,DD] [story-comm:BV: 28/1/47]
[biblio;CBLICDD 5] [/rep-ori;WDC 81] [/pages-ori;10] [/logo-ori;DD]
fr/JM 1736f W WDC 81-02 5h5 CB CB DD Aventures à la carte
! [desc:Mines His Own Business] [xapp:HDL,DD] [/BV: 28/1/47] [comm-fr;Ori;9
7/8] [biblio;CBLICDD 5] [/rep-ori;WDC 81] [/pages-ori;10] [/logo-ori;DD]
it/AR 585d W OS 1184-07 9 3 ? CB GY Archimede Pitagorico
e il cervello in tensione [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [desc:Brain Strain]
it/CBCA 6i W WDC 81-02 10 4 CB CB DD Donald Duck
[xapp:DD,HDL] [desc:DD Mines His Own Business]
de/MM1968-37b W DG 33-08 8 AH US Alles für den Chef
[desc:Have Pencil, Will Travel] [desc-de:Sekretärin DA hilft US bei
Eingeborenen aus Patsche] [xapp:DA,US] [/code noch mal prüfen?!!?]
de/MM1962-29b W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY R:Not macht
erfinderisch [desc:Brain Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [/t-us:Brain-strain]
[//desc added (max) 000917] [/HLP added to xapp by JPr 020218]
de/TGDD 144k W OS 1184-07 7 CB GY Not macht
erfinderisch [desc:Brain Strain] [xapp:DD,GY,HLP] [date:1960-10-12] [/HLP
added to xapp by JPr 020218]
de/BL 10h W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD R:Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/MM1958-43b W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD R:Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/TGDD 121c W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
de/TGDDZ 121c W WDC 81-02 10 CB CB DD Die Goldgrube
[desc:DD Mines His Own Business] [xapp:DD,HDL] [date:1947-01-28]
[/re:MM1958-43b,BL 10f,TGDD 121c] [/t-usd:Donald Mines His Own Business]
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ZM 77-07-31 - br?/de? story ID /xapp/desc?
Message 194 -
2004-01-21 at 17:34:54
SIMO:
> ZM 77-07-31 DCo MGo MGo MM [desc:Trying to open umbrella]
> [xapp:MM] [/desc from br.dbi 6 apr 2001] [/xapp from br.dbi 6 apr 2001]
etc etc etc...
I believe the other mailing list still works :-)
S?ren
> ZM 77-07-31 DCo MGo MGo MM [desc:Trying to open umbrella]
> [xapp:MM] [/desc from br.dbi 6 apr 2001] [/xapp from br.dbi 6 apr 2001]
etc etc etc...
I believe the other mailing list still works :-)
S?ren
Thomas Pryds Lauritsen
Another source for Disney comics in America: Disney Princess
Message 195 -
2004-01-21 at 17:38:18
S?ren Krarup Olesen wrote:
> I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
> these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
> that no one actually cared about them. I only have the very first issue,
> including an Ariel story coded "UKPS-98" (and then DP followed by some
> kind of pagenumbering). I seem to remember that AC collected the mags
> for a while, but...I don't recall any index from him. Thomas, do you
> have any?
No, I don't have any of the Danish "Prinsesser" issues. But if anyone
has (some of) them, and are willing to index them for the Inducks
database (I will of course be of assistance) feel free to contact me.
The same goes for Danish "Peter Plys" (Winnie the Pooh) and W.I.T.C.H.
issues.
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Thomas Pryds Lauritsen
> I think it was "silently agreed" (at least by the Danes) *not* to index
> these magazines, but I know it is wrong not to do so. The reason was
> that no one actually cared about them. I only have the very first issue,
> including an Ariel story coded "UKPS-98" (and then DP followed by some
> kind of pagenumbering). I seem to remember that AC collected the mags
> for a while, but...I don't recall any index from him. Thomas, do you
> have any?
No, I don't have any of the Danish "Prinsesser" issues. But if anyone
has (some of) them, and are willing to index them for the Inducks
database (I will of course be of assistance) feel free to contact me.
The same goes for Danish "Peter Plys" (Winnie the Pooh) and W.I.T.C.H.
issues.
--
Thomas Pryds Lauritsen