Hello all,
This is really a question for Derek Smith. Derek,
where do you get all your information for the upcoming
Gemstone issues?
I have found a Diamond Publishing Previews site , but
it doen't appear to be the one you visit, as there is
a listing of about 8 or so new releases, not the full
range of issues.
Am I missing alink somewhere? Could you post the URL
to the site that you visit. I'm assuming that it is
available online, or is it a publication you need to
purchase.
Thanks in advance,
Mark Small
(from Australia - any other DCML members in Australia?)
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Mark Small
US Disney Comic Previews
Message 151 -
2004-03-26 at 15:34:55
Shad Z.
Lilo and Stitch from TokyoPop (Was: June 2004 US Disney Comic
Message 152 -
2004-03-26 at 19:17:29
> Hi all!
>
> Here are the previews of Disney comics coming out in June 2004 from Previews Volume XIV #4.
This reminded me of something from the last Previews (Volume XIV #3) that I just saw -- kind of old news, but it hasn't been discussed here yet...
Along with their "cine-manga" Disney titles, TokyoPop is releasing "Lilo and Stitch TV Show vol 1", a digest of Lilo and Stitch stories that is NOT "cine-manga"! They don't mention any creators, or if it is original or not, but I assume it is reprints -- if TokyoPop was producing new Disney comics, they would probably make a bigger deal out of it. SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 3)......$7.99
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> Here are the previews of Disney comics coming out in June 2004 from Previews Volume XIV #4.
This reminded me of something from the last Previews (Volume XIV #3) that I just saw -- kind of old news, but it hasn't been discussed here yet...
Along with their "cine-manga" Disney titles, TokyoPop is releasing "Lilo and Stitch TV Show vol 1", a digest of Lilo and Stitch stories that is NOT "cine-manga"! They don't mention any creators, or if it is original or not, but I assume it is reprints -- if TokyoPop was producing new Disney comics, they would probably make a bigger deal out of it. SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 3)......$7.99
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June 2004 US Disney Comic Previews
Message 153 -
2004-03-26 at 20:14:07
> Hi all!
>
> Here are the previews of Disney comics coming out in June 2004 from Previews Volume XIV #4.
You forgot the TokyoPop stuff...
KIM POSSIBLE CINE-MANGA VOL 7 GN -- by Bob Schooley & Mark McCorkle -- When it comes to dancing with danger, Kim Possible has evolved into a high-octane crime-stopping super-teen... but is she brave enough to ask the cutest boy in the school to a dance? With Dr. Drakken and Shego turning high-tech into crime-tech, it's up to Kim and friends to stop the dastardly duo. And if that wasn't enough to drive her bananas, Lord Monty Fiske (aka Monkey Fist) returns with an out-of-this-world scheme to achieve magical ninja powers and become the Ultimate Monkey Masher! [If they are trying to tell us which two episodes they are adapting, they are being way too broad. One with Drakken and Shego, and one with Monkey Fist. That clears everything up!] SC, 5x7, 192pg, b&w (7 of 8)...$7.99 [B&W? That's odd. earlier volumes were in color...]
LIZZIE MCGUIRE THE MOVIE CINE-MANGA GN [the actual title of the movie was "The Lizzie McGuire Movie." Why is the book titled "Lizzie McGuire The Movie"?] -- by Terri Minsky -- Our ever so sweet and endearingly klutzy Lizzie takes us from the living room to the movie theatre. In the first ever Lizzie McGuire movie, Lizzie and her classmates say "Arrivederci, America!" and take off to Rome for a little summer amore. High fashion high jinks erupt when Lizzie is discovered as the virtual twin of an Italian pop star. The laughs never end in the Eternal City in this Lizzie McGuire "Cine-Manga Paradiso"! SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w...$7.99 [B&W again? Seems like a bad choice]
THAT'S SO RAVEN CINE-MANGA VOL 1 GN -- That's So Raven is based on the Disney Channel hit show starring Raven, who playes an unusual teenager with a talent you can't teach is school: She can see into the future! Despite her gift, Raven's uncanny ability to misjudge events sends her family and friends on a psychic roller coaster ride of comedic turmoil. Dont miss Raven's hilarious adventures of misfortune in this exciting new Cine-Manga series! [If you aren't familiar with this show, I don't reccommend it. It's loud, broad and has a grating laugh track.] SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 2)...$7.99
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> Here are the previews of Disney comics coming out in June 2004 from Previews Volume XIV #4.
You forgot the TokyoPop stuff...
KIM POSSIBLE CINE-MANGA VOL 7 GN -- by Bob Schooley & Mark McCorkle -- When it comes to dancing with danger, Kim Possible has evolved into a high-octane crime-stopping super-teen... but is she brave enough to ask the cutest boy in the school to a dance? With Dr. Drakken and Shego turning high-tech into crime-tech, it's up to Kim and friends to stop the dastardly duo. And if that wasn't enough to drive her bananas, Lord Monty Fiske (aka Monkey Fist) returns with an out-of-this-world scheme to achieve magical ninja powers and become the Ultimate Monkey Masher! [If they are trying to tell us which two episodes they are adapting, they are being way too broad. One with Drakken and Shego, and one with Monkey Fist. That clears everything up!] SC, 5x7, 192pg, b&w (7 of 8)...$7.99 [B&W? That's odd. earlier volumes were in color...]
LIZZIE MCGUIRE THE MOVIE CINE-MANGA GN [the actual title of the movie was "The Lizzie McGuire Movie." Why is the book titled "Lizzie McGuire The Movie"?] -- by Terri Minsky -- Our ever so sweet and endearingly klutzy Lizzie takes us from the living room to the movie theatre. In the first ever Lizzie McGuire movie, Lizzie and her classmates say "Arrivederci, America!" and take off to Rome for a little summer amore. High fashion high jinks erupt when Lizzie is discovered as the virtual twin of an Italian pop star. The laughs never end in the Eternal City in this Lizzie McGuire "Cine-Manga Paradiso"! SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w...$7.99 [B&W again? Seems like a bad choice]
THAT'S SO RAVEN CINE-MANGA VOL 1 GN -- That's So Raven is based on the Disney Channel hit show starring Raven, who playes an unusual teenager with a talent you can't teach is school: She can see into the future! Despite her gift, Raven's uncanny ability to misjudge events sends her family and friends on a psychic roller coaster ride of comedic turmoil. Dont miss Raven's hilarious adventures of misfortune in this exciting new Cine-Manga series! [If you aren't familiar with this show, I don't reccommend it. It's loud, broad and has a grating laugh track.] SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 2)...$7.99
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New Bottaro Story ?
Message 154 -
2004-03-26 at 20:45:48
Hi,
I am discovering the new Topolino today (issue 2522) and I was wondering if the story "Pippo Nel Microcosmo" is actually a new story by Bottaro (looks like it based on the story code).
Id that is the case : since when didn't Bottaro create any new story for Disney ?
Best.
Didier
I am discovering the new Topolino today (issue 2522) and I was wondering if the story "Pippo Nel Microcosmo" is actually a new story by Bottaro (looks like it based on the story code).
Id that is the case : since when didn't Bottaro create any new story for Disney ?
Best.
Didier
Cord Wiljes
Brother Bear
Message 155 -
2004-03-26 at 22:08:01
Last week two new movies opened in German theaters.
"B?renbr?der ("Brother Bear") attracted 55.113 visitors on its opening
day
"Die Passion Christi" ("The Passion of Christ") just 50.070 visitors.
Sometimes it's little things like this which make me feel I chose the
right country to be born in :o)
Cord
"B?renbr?der ("Brother Bear") attracted 55.113 visitors on its opening
day
"Die Passion Christi" ("The Passion of Christ") just 50.070 visitors.
Sometimes it's little things like this which make me feel I chose the
right country to be born in :o)
Cord
Rob Klein
Disney Features/Hiawatha/Haavard
Message 156 -
2004-03-27 at 19:25:26
For Dan Shane and others interested in 2d animation: That is, indeed, terrible
news, that Disney has decided to make all their new features as 3-D from now
on. I grew up enjoying the fantastic artistry of Snow White, Pinocchio,
Fantasia, Bambi and the like. I liked them for their art for art's sake, not
just for the effectiveness of bringing the stories to the screen. I, myself,
and many of my colleagues were (feature animation) casualties of the
Warner/Turner merger and the dropping of Fox's Phoenix feature unit. That sent
a lot of traditional animation artists scrambling for jobs in TV animation,
advertising and interactive products. It also sent some to try to develop small
independent productions. With Disney closing down its two (2-D)traditional
animation feature units, this puts much pressure on a large group of animation
artists, to procure jobs in what traditional feature animation studios are
left. I assume that Dreamworks will still operate their 2-D unit for a while.
I don't know if WB still has theirs, or if Sony, or any of the others still
operate. As, in the past, the other studios have followed Disney, this is
indeed, a bleak prospect. I can only assume that many of these artists who
love to hand draw tradionally, will work on small, independent projects which
will be of extremely high quality (with no interference from monied
interests). Many may try to market their projects by themselves on the
internet. This may result in a plethora of inexpensively made, high quality
animated productions, available to the public at low prices. In the end, it
may be a boon for the public, in terms of choice and quality of new 2-d
animated product.
I know several people that are working on such projects. I, myself, am working
on a DVD series project, of limited animation stories based on Brasilian
Folktales. Several of the people I worked with at Warner Feature Animation are
working on high-quality projects, which can be produced inexpensively, with
today's animation software and film-editing software and equipment.
As regards Disney's Hiawatha: it is true, that Longfellow had in mind The
Ojibway Tribe, as Hiawatha's in his poem. They are the tribe that occupies the
vast area north of the Western Great Lakes (the southern fringes of Western
Ontario, and the Iron Range area of Northern Minnesota. However, I don't
believe I saw any reference to The Ojibways in Disney comic books and newspaper
comics (which is the field of the original question). I seem to recall a made-
up (comical) tribal name used in the comics. Can anyone confirm this? Can
anyone tell us where the reference to The Ojibways appeared in comics?
Regarding Haavard:
The "a" with "ring" above is the "new" letter (since 1948) for the former
letter "aa". For English speakers, its sounds can be explained thusly:
In some uses,it can be pronounced similarly to the English "a" in "call",
except it's a more closed vowel, and pronounced from the back of the mouth.
That letter can also sound as follows: It can be a slightly shorter vowel than
the sound that would result if one crossblended the English vowels in "hot"
and "hut". This particular use is NOT the "aa" in Haavard.
I am not a native Scandinavian. Therefore, if I have not described this letter
in the best way, I apologise. I ask, then, for a native speaker to provide the
more instructive description, so our non-Scandinavians can know how to
pronounce Haavard's name.
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news, that Disney has decided to make all their new features as 3-D from now
on. I grew up enjoying the fantastic artistry of Snow White, Pinocchio,
Fantasia, Bambi and the like. I liked them for their art for art's sake, not
just for the effectiveness of bringing the stories to the screen. I, myself,
and many of my colleagues were (feature animation) casualties of the
Warner/Turner merger and the dropping of Fox's Phoenix feature unit. That sent
a lot of traditional animation artists scrambling for jobs in TV animation,
advertising and interactive products. It also sent some to try to develop small
independent productions. With Disney closing down its two (2-D)traditional
animation feature units, this puts much pressure on a large group of animation
artists, to procure jobs in what traditional feature animation studios are
left. I assume that Dreamworks will still operate their 2-D unit for a while.
I don't know if WB still has theirs, or if Sony, or any of the others still
operate. As, in the past, the other studios have followed Disney, this is
indeed, a bleak prospect. I can only assume that many of these artists who
love to hand draw tradionally, will work on small, independent projects which
will be of extremely high quality (with no interference from monied
interests). Many may try to market their projects by themselves on the
internet. This may result in a plethora of inexpensively made, high quality
animated productions, available to the public at low prices. In the end, it
may be a boon for the public, in terms of choice and quality of new 2-d
animated product.
I know several people that are working on such projects. I, myself, am working
on a DVD series project, of limited animation stories based on Brasilian
Folktales. Several of the people I worked with at Warner Feature Animation are
working on high-quality projects, which can be produced inexpensively, with
today's animation software and film-editing software and equipment.
As regards Disney's Hiawatha: it is true, that Longfellow had in mind The
Ojibway Tribe, as Hiawatha's in his poem. They are the tribe that occupies the
vast area north of the Western Great Lakes (the southern fringes of Western
Ontario, and the Iron Range area of Northern Minnesota. However, I don't
believe I saw any reference to The Ojibways in Disney comic books and newspaper
comics (which is the field of the original question). I seem to recall a made-
up (comical) tribal name used in the comics. Can anyone confirm this? Can
anyone tell us where the reference to The Ojibways appeared in comics?
Regarding Haavard:
The "a" with "ring" above is the "new" letter (since 1948) for the former
letter "aa". For English speakers, its sounds can be explained thusly:
In some uses,it can be pronounced similarly to the English "a" in "call",
except it's a more closed vowel, and pronounced from the back of the mouth.
That letter can also sound as follows: It can be a slightly shorter vowel than
the sound that would result if one crossblended the English vowels in "hot"
and "hut". This particular use is NOT the "aa" in Haavard.
I am not a native Scandinavian. Therefore, if I have not described this letter
in the best way, I apologise. I ask, then, for a native speaker to provide the
more instructive description, so our non-Scandinavians can know how to
pronounce Haavard's name.
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Della's age
Message 157 -
2004-03-27 at 23:38:01
Can anybody summarize the content of this page:
http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
?
What has been said about it?
Mickey
http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
?
What has been said about it?
Mickey
Cord Wiljes
AW: Brother Bear
Message 158 -
2004-03-28 at 23:25:20
Cord wrote:
> Last week two new movies opened in German theaters.
> "B?renbr?der ("Brother Bear") attracted 55.113 visitors on
> its opening day
> "Die Passion Christi" ("The Passion of Christ") just 50.070 visitors.
And here are the numbers for the first week of these two movies which
started simultaneously in German theaters:
Brother Bear = 748.993
The Passion of Christ = 285.936
Cord
> Last week two new movies opened in German theaters.
> "B?renbr?der ("Brother Bear") attracted 55.113 visitors on
> its opening day
> "Die Passion Christi" ("The Passion of Christ") just 50.070 visitors.
And here are the numbers for the first week of these two movies which
started simultaneously in German theaters:
Brother Bear = 748.993
The Passion of Christ = 285.936
Cord
Olaf Solstrand
Della's age
Message 159 -
2004-03-29 at 04:16:17
P? Sat, 27 Mar 2004 22:38:01 +0100, skrev Mickey <mickey at iol.it>:
> Can anybody summarize the content of this page:
> http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
> ?
> What has been said about it?
A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
years old when giving birth to HDL.
Olaf
> Can anybody summarize the content of this page:
> http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
> ?
> What has been said about it?
A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
years old when giving birth to HDL.
Olaf
Shad Z.
Lilo and Stitch from TokyoPop (Was: June 2004 US Disney Comic
Message 160 -
2004-03-29 at 04:55:21
> Along with their "cine-manga" Disney titles, TokyoPop is
> releasing "Lilo and Stitch TV Show vol 1", a digest of
> Lilo and Stitch stories that is NOT "cine-manga"! They
> don't mention any creators, or if it is original or not,
> but I assume it is reprints -- if TokyoPop was producing
> new Disney comics, they would probably make a bigger deal
> out of it. SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 3)......$7.99
According to TokyoPop's web site, this is Cine-Manga after
all. The first volume adapts the TV episodes 'Poxy' and
'Spooky.'
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> releasing "Lilo and Stitch TV Show vol 1", a digest of
> Lilo and Stitch stories that is NOT "cine-manga"! They
> don't mention any creators, or if it is original or not,
> but I assume it is reprints -- if TokyoPop was producing
> new Disney comics, they would probably make a bigger deal
> out of it. SC, 5x7, 96pg, b&w (1 of 3)......$7.99
According to TokyoPop's web site, this is Cine-Manga after
all. The first volume adapts the TV episodes 'Poxy' and
'Spooky.'
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June 2004 US Disney Comic Previews
Message 161 -
2004-03-29 at 04:58:40
> KIM POSSIBLE CINE-MANGA VOL 7 GN
According to TokyoPop's web site, this volume adapts
TV episodes "Monkey Ninjas in Space" & "Crush"
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According to TokyoPop's web site, this volume adapts
TV episodes "Monkey Ninjas in Space" & "Crush"
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Ddiesen
Disney Babies - Moacir Rodrigues
Message 162 -
2004-03-29 at 16:58:08
Fernando,
Just as a matter of record and being straight to the facts, the Disney
Babies concept was created by David & Daniela Diesendruck, son and
daughter-in-law of Elcan Diesendruck, my uncle.
I, Daniel, work in a totally different field, and had no part in this.
Regards,
Daniel Diesendruck
Just as a matter of record and being straight to the facts, the Disney
Babies concept was created by David & Daniela Diesendruck, son and
daughter-in-law of Elcan Diesendruck, my uncle.
I, Daniel, work in a totally different field, and had no part in this.
Regards,
Daniel Diesendruck
Don Rosa
DCML Digest Issue 32
Message 163 -
2004-03-29 at 17:44:38
> From: Olaf Solstrand <olaf at andebyonline.com>
> A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
> years old when giving birth to HDL.
How do they arrive at that? All they can say is that "based on the local
translation of a few of Don Rosa's stories, inaccurate to the original
script, Della can be mistakenly calculated to be 11 years old when giving
birth to HDL."
In my notes and my original scripts, I have always had her born in 1920,
giving birth to HD&L in 1940 (having grabbed easy to remember years for
private notes).
I have no idea how the various translations have read, but I see even the
American edition does not match my original version, so there must have been
an error in typing up the "official" Egmont script which the various
publishers use and which I never see. I just dug into my old files and got
out the 1992 original hand-made script and looked at that panel in
question -- in my original script it gives NO number of years for how long
$crooge traveled the world before returning to Duckburg. Any such number
seen in any foreign translation was added by the local translator, or as I
said added when the "official script" was typed. That seems likely since
the "after 27 years" appears even in the American version... even though
that would place the date at 1929 (1902+27) which is clearly incorrect since
that same page tells of the Wall Street Crash apparently taking place
several years earlier. I had intended the year of $crooge's return to be
1932. If I had put any years into my script, it would have been "after
traveling the world for 30 years". 1902+30=1932.
One mistake that I *did* make in my original script (which I see alluded to
on that web page, even though I can't read it), is where I had Donald
telling a 1947 HD&L that he was "even younger than they are" when he first
met $crooge. I had intended Donald to be telling them that he was the same
age as they are in the "current" stories, which would be a few years *older*
than they are in that flashback, which is the exact *opposite* of what I
have him saying, which is no small booboo. THAT was where I got screwed up.
But the rest of the errors are on the part of script typists or translators
or incorrect assumptions.
And you can tell that to the writer(s) of that webpage for me.
> A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
> years old when giving birth to HDL.
How do they arrive at that? All they can say is that "based on the local
translation of a few of Don Rosa's stories, inaccurate to the original
script, Della can be mistakenly calculated to be 11 years old when giving
birth to HDL."
In my notes and my original scripts, I have always had her born in 1920,
giving birth to HD&L in 1940 (having grabbed easy to remember years for
private notes).
I have no idea how the various translations have read, but I see even the
American edition does not match my original version, so there must have been
an error in typing up the "official" Egmont script which the various
publishers use and which I never see. I just dug into my old files and got
out the 1992 original hand-made script and looked at that panel in
question -- in my original script it gives NO number of years for how long
$crooge traveled the world before returning to Duckburg. Any such number
seen in any foreign translation was added by the local translator, or as I
said added when the "official script" was typed. That seems likely since
the "after 27 years" appears even in the American version... even though
that would place the date at 1929 (1902+27) which is clearly incorrect since
that same page tells of the Wall Street Crash apparently taking place
several years earlier. I had intended the year of $crooge's return to be
1932. If I had put any years into my script, it would have been "after
traveling the world for 30 years". 1902+30=1932.
One mistake that I *did* make in my original script (which I see alluded to
on that web page, even though I can't read it), is where I had Donald
telling a 1947 HD&L that he was "even younger than they are" when he first
met $crooge. I had intended Donald to be telling them that he was the same
age as they are in the "current" stories, which would be a few years *older*
than they are in that flashback, which is the exact *opposite* of what I
have him saying, which is no small booboo. THAT was where I got screwed up.
But the rest of the errors are on the part of script typists or translators
or incorrect assumptions.
And you can tell that to the writer(s) of that webpage for me.
Mickey
DCML Digest Issue 32
Message 164 -
2004-03-29 at 18:36:10
Don Rosa:
> Any such number seen in any foreign translation was added by the local
translator, or as I said added when the "official >script" was typed. That
seems likely since the "after 27 years" appears even in the American
version...
In the Italian one is "23 years"! The opposite of "32" ^_^;;
But how can it be possible? All these different "translations"? O_o
>I had Donald telling a 1947 HD&L that he was "even younger than they are"
when he first met $crooge. I had intended >Donald to be telling them that he
was the same age as they are in the "current" stories
If I can argue, you also drew him as he was that young. He didn't even
speak...
bye
Mickey
> Any such number seen in any foreign translation was added by the local
translator, or as I said added when the "official >script" was typed. That
seems likely since the "after 27 years" appears even in the American
version...
In the Italian one is "23 years"! The opposite of "32" ^_^;;
But how can it be possible? All these different "translations"? O_o
>I had Donald telling a 1947 HD&L that he was "even younger than they are"
when he first met $crooge. I had intended >Donald to be telling them that he
was the same age as they are in the "current" stories
If I can argue, you also drew him as he was that young. He didn't even
speak...
bye
Mickey
Mark Baker-Wright
Della's age
Message 165 -
2004-03-29 at 19:51:53
>From: Olaf Solstrand <olaf at andebyonline.com>
>Subject: Re: Della's age
>To: "dcml at stp.ling.uu.se" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
>Message-ID: <opr5lm5fbo09gznx at mail.andebyonline.com>
>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-15; format=flowed
>
>P? Sat, 27 Mar 2004 22:38:01 +0100, skrev Mickey <mickey at iol.it>:
>
>> Can anybody summarize the content of this page:
>> http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
>> ?
>> What has been said about it?
>
>A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
>years old when giving birth to HDL.
>
>
>
>Olaf
>
>
You need to give more substantiating evidence for a claim like that,
which strikes me as absurd. I've never found any such evidence in
Rosa's stories. All I can determine is that she and Donald are
supposed to be twins, and therefore the same age.
Mark Baker-Wright
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Theological Seminary
G.B. Blackrock's Transformers Page:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gbblackrock/
>Subject: Re: Della's age
>To: "dcml at stp.ling.uu.se" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
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>P? Sat, 27 Mar 2004 22:38:01 +0100, skrev Mickey <mickey at iol.it>:
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>> Can anybody summarize the content of this page:
>> http://www.donaldistiskforum.subnet.dk/della.htm
>> ?
>> What has been said about it?
>
>A very short summary: Based on a few Don Rosa stories, Della was eleven
>years old when giving birth to HDL.
>
>
>
>Olaf
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>
You need to give more substantiating evidence for a claim like that,
which strikes me as absurd. I've never found any such evidence in
Rosa's stories. All I can determine is that she and Donald are
supposed to be twins, and therefore the same age.
Mark Baker-Wright
---------------------------------------
SOT Faculty Assistant: Fuller
Theological Seminary
G.B. Blackrock's Transformers Page:
http://home.earthlink.net/~gbblackrock/