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Yes there is a lot of italian stories rated, maybe that is due to the fact that there is more european people who have rated the stories than american ones? (though Carl Barks has a lot of stories rated and well rated); personally, i think the amount of votes is rather substantial for the Top 100 stories but after the Top 100 there is too much stories with one vote.
About the list, note that there is two stories versions about the Flying Dutchman which are rated : one of Carl Barks which has a logical scientific explanation of the mystery, and the Scarpa's version which is nearer of a fairy tale.

http://michaelroyer.com/Etrigan/ComicBookPencils/CBP%20014.jpg

OK - I know that this is obviously a cover design depicting Paul Murry/Carl
Fallberg's WDC&S serial "The Sunken City" - thing is, I don't ever remember
seeing this cover used anywhere. Is it just the case of an unused cover or
did it actually see print anywhere?

Jonathan H. Gray

I again will ship the Free Comic Book Day comic to European accounts at my
cost.
For a group of people in one place, one of you can send a mailing address and
I can ship a quantity to one place.
Send me an email and I will reply.
Free Comic Book Day is May 6th and I will ship after that day.
For the person looking for certain Donald Duck comics,(DDA #29 and another) I
will see if I have them.
I am away from the store for 2 days, but I will return on Wednesday.

Regards,

Barry

Hey Jonathan,

> http://michaelroyer.com/Etrigan/ComicBookPencils/CBP%20014.jpg
>
> OK - I know that this is obviously a cover design depicting Paul Murry/Carl
> Fallberg's WDC&S serial "The Sunken City" - thing is, I don't ever remember
> seeing this cover used anywhere. Is it just the case of an unused cover or
> did it actually see print anywhere?

It's an unused cover. It was planned for Disney Comics' MICKEY MOUSE ADVENTURES 20, which would have reprinted the Murry story in question. A (non-Royer) cover also exists for the cancelled MICKEY MOUSE ADVENTURES 19, which was to have featured Murry's "Phantom Fires."

David

Ah. Well that sucks. =\

I'd always wondered what was on the agenda for the books after the
cancellations. Too bad that some decent classic stories were injected into
the books too late. :( Now I'm rather curious to see what the Phantom Fires
cover would look like if one exists on the net.

Jonathan H. Gray

> Hey Jonathan,
>
> > http://michaelroyer.com/Etrigan/ComicBookPencils/CBP%20014.jpg
>
>OK - I know that this is obviously a cover design depicting Paul Murry/Carl
>Fallberg's WDC&S serial "The Sunken City" - thing is, I don't ever remember
>seeing this cover used anywhere. Is it just the case of an unused cover or
>did it actually see print anywhere?
>
> It's an unused cover. It was planned for Disney Comics' MICKEY MOUSE
>ADVENTURES 20, which would have reprinted the Murry story in question. A
>(non-Royer) cover also exists for the cancelled MICKEY MOUSE ADVENTURES 19,
>which was to have featured Murry's "Phantom Fires."
>
> David

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Hello,

>OK, I've created an account on the Inducks site; now, how do I vote? I can't
>figure out where/how to register my votes. (For those who don't have an
>account yet: you click on "comics collection" at the top of the page to get
>to the page where you can create an account.)

From any story page on the COA website, that can be reached by clicking on the
"storycode" of any story listing, there is a ink "rate this story" on the
right, middle of the page. An exception are gags/covers/illustrations that are
not included in the ratings.

Then either you are logged and have an account and can vote, or you have no
account, and you will be asked to register or login with a form to complete,
and you are immediately sent back to the vote page once you do. So you normally
don't need to bother where to find the register page, there always is a form to
register when needed.

Alternatively, you can also click on the top 100 and click on the "vote" link.
But then you can only vote to already rated stories.

Obviously, it's a good thing to rate little known stories that you like so that
others eventually find them. There are a few stories that I wanted to look at
myself when I saw them in the top 100.

I wrote:

> Yesterday, I visited the Aku Ankka editors.

I put some photographs on the Web at:
http://dd50.inducks.org/fotos/j2006/index2006.html

There are also photos of the comic convention in Copenhagen on Sunday
(which I attended by coincidence!).

--Harry.