Carmen wrote:
> SURELY Carl Barks wrote a satirical story about this--advertising,
> peer anxiety, mass mentality, spectacle... can anyone think of an
> example?
Peer anxiety and spectacle: "Statuesque Spendthrifts" (WDC 138)
Mass mentality: "Daringly Different" (Four Color 1150). Although Barks
only drew that one.
Does anybody have other suggestions?
Lars
Author
Topic: 200408
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Lars Jensen
How beautious mankind is!
Message 91 -
2004-08-13 at 01:15:49
Lars Jensen
The infamous "Il Gatto"
Message 92 -
2004-08-13 at 01:22:53
Thanks, Armando, for your post. Your theory that Il Gatto may have
been too ill-defined to be picked up and used by Pedrocchi's successors
sounds pretty plausible.
If Bartolomeo Circonlocuzioni was simply built to fill the role as "the
heroes' evil opponent", I can understand why the Italians didn't bother
to revive him after the War: They already had (Peg-Leg) Pete. I still
think this character can be useful, though. He just needs to be focused.
> Maybe, had Pedrocchi survived the war, he would have re-used and
> better shaped the character he created; unfortunately, it was not so
> [...]
Here's something puzzling, though:
If you go onto COA and do a search for "Federico Pedrocchi", it seems he
drew some Minnie Mouse material in 1994 and 1995. Faulty indexing?
Lars
been too ill-defined to be picked up and used by Pedrocchi's successors
sounds pretty plausible.
If Bartolomeo Circonlocuzioni was simply built to fill the role as "the
heroes' evil opponent", I can understand why the Italians didn't bother
to revive him after the War: They already had (Peg-Leg) Pete. I still
think this character can be useful, though. He just needs to be focused.
> Maybe, had Pedrocchi survived the war, he would have re-used and
> better shaped the character he created; unfortunately, it was not so
> [...]
Here's something puzzling, though:
If you go onto COA and do a search for "Federico Pedrocchi", it seems he
drew some Minnie Mouse material in 1994 and 1995. Faulty indexing?
Lars
Lars Jensen
Danish Donaldist summer meeting
Message 93 -
2004-08-13 at 01:23:31
Harry Fluks wrote:
> I put a few photographs of this [DDF(r)] meeting on the web at:
> http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2004/p04-05.html
>
> After the meeting I went on a tour through Denmark, meeting Soeren KO,
> Ole RN, Lars J [...]
To which Olaf Solstrand responded:
> About the DDF(R) meeting: Thanks, Harry! (Lars = Jensen?)
Just to clarify: The "Lars" who was at the DDF(r) meeting, and who can
be seen on Harry's photos, was (and is) not me. According to DDF(r)'s
website (http://ddfr.dk/) the host of the meeting was named "Lars
Skovmand", so I'm guessing it's him we see.
The "Lars J" that Harry met later *was* me, though. I think.
Lars
> I put a few photographs of this [DDF(r)] meeting on the web at:
> http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2004/p04-05.html
>
> After the meeting I went on a tour through Denmark, meeting Soeren KO,
> Ole RN, Lars J [...]
To which Olaf Solstrand responded:
> About the DDF(R) meeting: Thanks, Harry! (Lars = Jensen?)
Just to clarify: The "Lars" who was at the DDF(r) meeting, and who can
be seen on Harry's photos, was (and is) not me. According to DDF(r)'s
website (http://ddfr.dk/) the host of the meeting was named "Lars
Skovmand", so I'm guessing it's him we see.
The "Lars J" that Harry met later *was* me, though. I think.
Lars
Botto Armando
Pedrocchi/Petrossi (was: The infamous "Il Gatto")
Message 94 -
2004-08-13 at 10:22:46
Lars:
> Here's something puzzling, though:
If you go onto COA and do a search for "Federico Pedrocchi", it seems he
drew some Minnie Mouse material in 1994 and 1995. Faulty indexing?
Indeed! I guess the indexer (Francesco, are you reading this?) used the
wrong abbreviation for Fabrizio Petrossi...
Ciao,
Armando
> Here's something puzzling, though:
If you go onto COA and do a search for "Federico Pedrocchi", it seems he
drew some Minnie Mouse material in 1994 and 1995. Faulty indexing?
Indeed! I guess the indexer (Francesco, are you reading this?) used the
wrong abbreviation for Fabrizio Petrossi...
Ciao,
Armando
Hans Schmidt
Water - my goof
Message 95 -
2004-08-13 at 23:20:29
To all out there,
Sorry for sending this email four times. I didn't want to flood the
entire list with my off-topic mails, and I'll promise to stick to the
real discussion : Disney comics!
On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm selling, for a
small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
addresses, for commercial opportunities. Mail me if you're
interested.
Hans
Sorry for sending this email four times. I didn't want to flood the
entire list with my off-topic mails, and I'll promise to stick to the
real discussion : Disney comics!
On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm selling, for a
small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
addresses, for commercial opportunities. Mail me if you're
interested.
Hans
Fernando Ventura
Commercial Opportunities!
Message 96 -
2004-08-14 at 00:57:35
Hans:
"On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm selling, for a
small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
addresses, for commercial opportunities."
I hope *MY* e-mail wasn't part of it!
>:-)
Fernando!
"On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm selling, for a
small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
addresses, for commercial opportunities."
I hope *MY* e-mail wasn't part of it!
>:-)
Fernando!
Katie Sullivan
DCML Digest, Vol 18, Issue 18
Message 97 -
2004-08-14 at 19:35:48
> From: "Fernando Ventura" <fernandopventura at uol.com.br>
> Hans:
>
> "On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm
> selling, for a
> small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
> addresses, for commercial opportunities."
>
> I hope *MY* e-mail wasn't part of it!
>
> >:-)
>
Me too! (Monty Python voice) I don't like spam! (/Monty
Python voice)
I'm also amused that you "flooded" the list with messages
about...drumroll, please...water! LOL!
Katie Sullivan
http://www.sullivanet.com/
>
>
> > _______________________________________________
> dcml at stp.ling.uu.se - Disney Comics Mailing List
> http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
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> Hans:
>
> "On a side note, this flood just makes me think that I'm
> selling, for a
> small fee, a cd full of the last checked, 99% correct email
> addresses, for commercial opportunities."
>
> I hope *MY* e-mail wasn't part of it!
>
> >:-)
>
Me too! (Monty Python voice) I don't like spam! (/Monty
Python voice)
I'm also amused that you "flooded" the list with messages
about...drumroll, please...water! LOL!
Katie Sullivan
http://www.sullivanet.com/
>
>
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Oliv
Paperino e il colosso del Nilo
Message 98 -
2004-08-14 at 22:41:53
Hi there
Finally we can read in french this Scarpa's 'best years' story.
It is published in 'Mickey Parade G?ant' issue of august (well... i guess
(maybe it's july))
storycode -> I TL 292-A and part#2 I TL 293-A
bye
Oliv
Finally we can read in french this Scarpa's 'best years' story.
It is published in 'Mickey Parade G?ant' issue of august (well... i guess
(maybe it's july))
storycode -> I TL 292-A and part#2 I TL 293-A
bye
Oliv
Mats Rune Gullikstad
Rosa in picsou
Message 99 -
2004-08-15 at 20:56:39
Hi all!
A friend of mine was in France this summer and bought me a Picsou-mag. And
when I discovered the beautiful Don Rosa-drawing on page 2, I wish I lived
in France! For how many years has this "Don-Rosa-drawing-on-page-two"-thing
been going on? I assume the drawings in the DR-calendar (2003) in
scandinavia appeard in the Picsou-mag first?
Is there a Frenchman or Belgian (or someone else!) who has scanned the
drawings and putted them on the internet?
Regards,
mats gullikstad
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A friend of mine was in France this summer and bought me a Picsou-mag. And
when I discovered the beautiful Don Rosa-drawing on page 2, I wish I lived
in France! For how many years has this "Don-Rosa-drawing-on-page-two"-thing
been going on? I assume the drawings in the DR-calendar (2003) in
scandinavia appeard in the Picsou-mag first?
Is there a Frenchman or Belgian (or someone else!) who has scanned the
drawings and putted them on the internet?
Regards,
mats gullikstad
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Adel Khan
Rosa in picsou
Message 100 -
2004-08-15 at 23:24:20
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Cien2
INDUCKS
Message 101 -
2004-08-16 at 12:15:27
Hi,
Gary Leach said a few digest ago that they use INDUCKS to help identify
the list of codes given by Egmont.
How did the other publishers select their stories *before* INDUCKS was
used or if they didnt use INDUCKS? Did they blindly select the codes? Or
was there ample information accompanying each code, like story title,
story artist?
Curious cat,
Arie Fachrisal who drinks cooked water. Bottled water is just a waste of
money for me since the local water company aint any better than the ones
out there in your countries :-D
Gary Leach said a few digest ago that they use INDUCKS to help identify
the list of codes given by Egmont.
How did the other publishers select their stories *before* INDUCKS was
used or if they didnt use INDUCKS? Did they blindly select the codes? Or
was there ample information accompanying each code, like story title,
story artist?
Curious cat,
Arie Fachrisal who drinks cooked water. Bottled water is just a waste of
money for me since the local water company aint any better than the ones
out there in your countries :-D
Lars Olav Karlsen
INDUCKS
Message 102 -
2004-08-16 at 14:09:22
If I remember correctly Leach stated that the received lists with codes
and titles, but they used INDUCKS for extra information.
I guess they receive all they need but INDUCKS ads more interesting info
that is nice to have as well.
Lars Karlsen
Oslo, Norway
-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of cien2 at cbn.net.id
Sent: 16. august 2004 11:15
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: INDUCKS
Hi,
Gary Leach said a few digest ago that they use INDUCKS to help identify
the list of codes given by Egmont.
How did the other publishers select their stories *before* INDUCKS was
used or if they didnt use INDUCKS? Did they blindly select the codes? Or
was there ample information accompanying each code, like story title,
story artist?
Curious cat,
Arie Fachrisal who drinks cooked water. Bottled water is just a waste of
money for me since the local water company aint any better than the ones
out there in your countries :-D
_______________________________________________
http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
and titles, but they used INDUCKS for extra information.
I guess they receive all they need but INDUCKS ads more interesting info
that is nice to have as well.
Lars Karlsen
Oslo, Norway
-----Original Message-----
From: dcml-bounces at stp.ling.uu.se [mailto:dcml-bounces at stp.ling.uu.se]
On Behalf Of cien2 at cbn.net.id
Sent: 16. august 2004 11:15
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: INDUCKS
Hi,
Gary Leach said a few digest ago that they use INDUCKS to help identify
the list of codes given by Egmont.
How did the other publishers select their stories *before* INDUCKS was
used or if they didnt use INDUCKS? Did they blindly select the codes? Or
was there ample information accompanying each code, like story title,
story artist?
Curious cat,
Arie Fachrisal who drinks cooked water. Bottled water is just a waste of
money for me since the local water company aint any better than the ones
out there in your countries :-D
_______________________________________________
http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
Anders Christian Sivebæk
Picsou drawings
Message 103 -
2004-08-16 at 16:30:39
Mats asks about the Picsou page 2-drawings, also called pin-ups.
Yes, they are the same as the ones for the Don Rosa calendars from 2001
(Finland) , 2003 (Scandinavia incl. Finland), 2004 (at least Denmark). And
one more is on the way according to what I heard Don saying in june.
You can find them online at:
http://www.don-mcduck.de/cover-thumb2.php
or
http://www.duckmania.de/galerie/picsou-pinups.htm
(Though non of these seem to have the very newest pin-up for 391 - as i
presume this is out now?)
Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
Yes, they are the same as the ones for the Don Rosa calendars from 2001
(Finland) , 2003 (Scandinavia incl. Finland), 2004 (at least Denmark). And
one more is on the way according to what I heard Don saying in june.
You can find them online at:
http://www.don-mcduck.de/cover-thumb2.php
or
http://www.duckmania.de/galerie/picsou-pinups.htm
(Though non of these seem to have the very newest pin-up for 391 - as i
presume this is out now?)
Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
Don Rosa
DCML Digest Issue 20
Message 104 -
2004-08-16 at 16:41:05
> From: "Mats Rune Gullikstad" <marugu171 at hotmail.com>
> Subject: Rosa in picsou
> I discovered the beautiful Don Rosa-drawing on page 2, I
> wish I lived in France! For how many years has this
> "Don-Rosa-drawing-on-page-two"-thing been going on?
Gosh, I guess I've been doing them for over 5 years. I think I did about 30
or more of them, then lost contact with the editor when he took over
publishing LE JOURNAL DE MICKEY also and didn't have time to plan ahead on
pin-ups, and now he's back to only working on PICSOU again so we went back
to work. So... that's 5 or 6 years?
> I assume the drawings in the DR-calendar (2003) in
> scandinavia appeard in the Picsou-mag first?
They sure did, and if you're implying that the text that I wrote for that
calendar, as well as any texts for any of those annual Rosa Calendars, did
not prominently *state* that those pin-ups were originally done for France
(as well having my lavish praise for the French colorists), then some
translator/editor has been deleting those lines without my knowledge. I want
credit to go where it belongs! I don't want to take undeserved credit for
the excellent coloring work, and the calendar publishers should not take
credit for being responsible for the pin-ups. Aside from that, many of the
pin-ups need to be explained as to *why* they sometimes have odd themes, and
if my explanations of why I chose a certain idea to match the theme of the
PICSOU issue for which the pin-up was created, then that makes my judgment
look goofy, and that's a further reason the link to PICSOU should not be
deleted from my texts.
So, please tell me that you are asking that question without actually having
read the calendar texts, because if my references to PICSOU have been
removed, I want to know about it.
> Subject: Rosa in picsou
> I discovered the beautiful Don Rosa-drawing on page 2, I
> wish I lived in France! For how many years has this
> "Don-Rosa-drawing-on-page-two"-thing been going on?
Gosh, I guess I've been doing them for over 5 years. I think I did about 30
or more of them, then lost contact with the editor when he took over
publishing LE JOURNAL DE MICKEY also and didn't have time to plan ahead on
pin-ups, and now he's back to only working on PICSOU again so we went back
to work. So... that's 5 or 6 years?
> I assume the drawings in the DR-calendar (2003) in
> scandinavia appeard in the Picsou-mag first?
They sure did, and if you're implying that the text that I wrote for that
calendar, as well as any texts for any of those annual Rosa Calendars, did
not prominently *state* that those pin-ups were originally done for France
(as well having my lavish praise for the French colorists), then some
translator/editor has been deleting those lines without my knowledge. I want
credit to go where it belongs! I don't want to take undeserved credit for
the excellent coloring work, and the calendar publishers should not take
credit for being responsible for the pin-ups. Aside from that, many of the
pin-ups need to be explained as to *why* they sometimes have odd themes, and
if my explanations of why I chose a certain idea to match the theme of the
PICSOU issue for which the pin-up was created, then that makes my judgment
look goofy, and that's a further reason the link to PICSOU should not be
deleted from my texts.
So, please tell me that you are asking that question without actually having
read the calendar texts, because if my references to PICSOU have been
removed, I want to know about it.
H.W.Fluks
Picsou drawings
Message 105 -
2004-08-16 at 16:51:19
Anders Christian Siveb?k:
> http://www.don-mcduck.de/cover-thumb2.php
> http://www.duckmania.de/galerie/picsou-pinups.htm
>
> (Though none of these seem to have the very newest pin-up for
> 391 - as I presume this is out now?)
Yep, it's out. I got my copy from Belgium last Saturday. 8-)
It's about the Hondorica story. Don extended on a previous cover that he did for this story, for Gladstone.
--Harry.
> http://www.don-mcduck.de/cover-thumb2.php
> http://www.duckmania.de/galerie/picsou-pinups.htm
>
> (Though none of these seem to have the very newest pin-up for
> 391 - as I presume this is out now?)
Yep, it's out. I got my copy from Belgium last Saturday. 8-)
It's about the Hondorica story. Don extended on a previous cover that he did for this story, for Gladstone.
--Harry.