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Hi,

there are two pictures of the car at the "dreidreizehn.de"-shop (German for
"313").
See http://www.dreidreizehn.de/detlef/forum/images/313_Mobil.jpg

Claudio

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Which Barks story?

dp

I've been going with the theory that they were divorced. In the cartoon where Goofy watches the house while she's away there are some subtle suggestions that she might have been unfaithful. Incidentally, when we see Goofy in these domestic and "at work" cartoons, he's referred to as George G. Geef. I guess Goofy's his stage name.

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From: Marvinw
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Sent: 9/18/2004 7:28:02 PM
Subject: Goofy's wife

---Has there ever been a comics story about Mrs. Goofy?--

-- I just wonder if that lost love of the Goof was ever seen --

Hi
Goofy's wife appeared in cartoons but apparently not in comics, at least not in the U.S. published comics.
In 1951, she appeared briefly in the cartoons "Cold War" and "Fathers are People", however she was only seen from the back (no facial view).In these cartoons their son was first shown as a baby and then about 5 years old. In the1953 cartoon "Father's Day Off" the car she was driving was shown being driven very very carelessly and being in wrecks. (This may be an indicator of her possible future demise.) In the Goof Troop TV episodes, Goofy appears as an only father and the son is now 11 years old. In the Goofy Movie and Extremely Goofy Movie, Goofy is an only parent with the son in High School and college.
According to HooZoo, an indication of Goofy's wife, (and as a child), first appeared in print in 1990 in a Golden Book. Further details about "Goofy,Mrs" can be found in the HooZoo web site. A link to that site can be found in the DCML home page under Other Sources.
Marvin Winitz

Hi all!

Here are Gemstone's comic sales in the US for August 2004:

203. Uncle Scrooge #333 5,226
207. Donald Duck and Friends #319 4,930
210. Mickey Mouse and Friends #268 4,590
213. Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #648 4,540

Graphic Novels:

22. Donald Duck Adventures #7 3,058

Sales seem kind of down this month, compared to the past several months. But
sales should probably start bumping up as we get closer to the holidays.

http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5713.html

http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/5714.html

Derek Smith

Ditto on a collection of Jippes redrawn Barks stories in album format. I was
curious as to why there werent any released with the Carl Barks library as
they're literally the only things left of Barks that havent seen print yet.

I would KILL for a Gottfredson library however. More than anyone else its
LONG past overdue. He's the Barks of the Mouse universe as far as I'm
concerned.

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>From: "Olivier" <mouse-ducks at wanadoo.fr>
>To: "x DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
>Subject: Re: Jippes news
>Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 11:50:49 +0200
>
>I love Daan Jippes' art, but I don't think I know any story written by him.
>
>He is clearly one of the best artists, at once able to do wonderful Mickey
>Mouse covers in the style of Gottfredson (& his inkers) or to draw the
>ducks with a unique style that's truly his own and very lively.
>
>One more suggestion to the Gemstone team: in adition of Gottfredson &
>Taliaferro Libraries, Rosa & Van Horn Libraries, a Jippes Library-- at
>least
>a selection of stories in album format.
>
>
>
>Olivier
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>First time to hear about a real donald car!!!
>
>Can anyone send me its picture, please??

This article had picture of it, but no more. :-(

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Concerning Disney voices, I was wondering about the most famous Donald's
voice performers.

Can someone give me names or links about them??
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<<<From: dcml-bounces at stp.ling.uu.se
[mailto:dcml-bounces at stp.ling.uu.se] On
<<<Behalf Of CarmenG at aol.com
<<<Sent: Wednesday, September 15, 2004 7:26 AM
<<<To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
<<<Subject: Disney voices
<<<
<<<Hello--
<<<the recent talk about voice talent and credits (or lack thereof)
reminded
<<<me
<<<of a question I have asked most of my life (which combines these two
<<<topics).
<<<Does anyone know the name of the Disney announcer for most of its
<<<television
<<<programs, trailers, and theme parks during the 1960s and 70s (and
<<<possibly
<<<later)? He seems to have been the "official" voice of Disney during
this
<<<period
<<<of my growing up, but I have never seen his name credited. To me he
was
<<<as much
<<<a part of Disney as Donald Duck and (at that time) Dean Jones.
<<<Sorry if this seems off-topic, but I've been wondering about this for
too
<<<long--I've always loved this man's voice. To make this more
appropriate
<<<for the
<<<list, I can repeat my idea from long ago concerning using Jimmy
Weldon
<<<(voice
<<<of Hanna-Barbera's Yakky Doodle) as a new voice for Donald Duck. This
<<<would
<<<certainly make him more understandable while retaining his "Ducky"
voice.
<<<Does ANYONE know what I'm talking about?
<<<It's late.... Sometimes I think I live in a world of trivia.
<<<
<<<Carmen
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<<<The new Dutch Donald Duck weekly site also has a page on Donald's car
<<<(with a photo of the Norwegian one):
<<<
<<<http://www.donaldduckweekblad.nl/zolder/geschiedenisauto
<<<

anything in English please??