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Dan Shane
Howdy,

Some members have asked what Don Rosa's next story might be, and it has been
suggested that he is in retirement.

As many here know, I see Don quite frequently. I can promise he is just as
active as ever, designing covers & pin-ups and providing texts and bonus
material for various Egmont ROSA HALL OF FAME books and Gemstone special
issues. But he is just not currently working on a story.

Dan Shane
danshane at bellsouth.net
Gary Leach
Mark Doukakis wrote:

> Unless I?ve been misinformed Gemstone is raising rates again to $8
> starting with US issue #367!

This is true, though to be ultra-strictly accurate the price will be
$7.95.

> Alas, apparently they are closely linked to the petroleum market?

Well, to be really closely linked would be to see the cover price
rise on a weekly and sometimes daily basis...and go down, too, though
not nearly as readily.

Gary
Leo Schulte
Many thanks to Dan Shane for informing us about Don Rosa's work these
days: I am sure everyone hopes he still has some stories percolating,
perhaps about how Uncle Scrooge survived WWI, the Depression, and WWII,
if such events hit the Duckburg Universe!

Mr. Rosa gave us the early years of Scrooge's life: how about those
middle years? The Roaring 20's, movies (silent and "all-talking"),
radio, mass production: how was Scrooge involved? Did he ever meet
Calvin Coolidge? Hoover? FDR? Einstein? Thomas Wolfe? Stravinsky?
Schoenberg? Gandhi? Clark Gable? John Wayne?

Not to mention the Unholy Three: Tojo, Hitler, and Stalin?

And how exactly did Donald end up as the guardian for those nephews?

"Inquiring minds want to know!"
Kriton Kyrimis
LEO:

> perhaps about how Uncle Scrooge survived WWI, the Depression, and WWII,
> if such events hit the Duckburg Universe!

WWII certainly did hit it. See, e.g., "The Victory Garden" (W WDC 31-05),
which is a reference to the gardens that people were encouraged to plant
during both world wars, to help fight food shortages.

> Did he ever meet
> Calvin Coolidge? Hoover? FDR? Einstein? Thomas Wolfe? Stravinsky?
> Schoenberg? Gandhi? Clark Gable? John Wayne?

Judging by what happened in previous installments of the Life and Times, the
answer is probably yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, and yes...

> Not to mention the Unholy Three: Tojo, Hitler, and Stalin?

...not to mention yes, yes, and yes!

Kriton.
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Fabio Blanco
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Fabio

Leo Schulte escribi?:
> Mr. Rosa gave us the early years of Scrooge's life: how about those
> middle years? The Roaring 20's, movies (silent and "all-talking"),
> radio, mass production: how was Scrooge involved? Did he ever meet
> Calvin Coolidge? Hoover? FDR? Einstein? Thomas Wolfe? Stravinsky?
> Schoenberg? Gandhi? Clark Gable? John Wayne?

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Timo Ronkainen
Leo Schulte:
> ..how was Scrooge involved? Did he ever meet
> Calvin Coolidge? Hoover? FDR? Einstein? Thomas Wolfe? Stravinsky?
[...] etc etc.--

Walt Disney? :-D

Timo

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Fabio Blanco
I asked ?Doc Savage?

and Clell Harmon wrote:
> Don't be silly, Doc Savage was a fictional character.
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Hehehe. My mistake :-)

FABIO

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Fluks, H.W. (Harry)
Maybe a very stupid question, but... who is Tojo?
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Stefan Persson
On 2007-04-05 09:40, Fluks, H.W. (Harry) wrote:
> Maybe a very stupid question, but... who is Tojo?

Maybe T$(D+W(Bj$(D+W(B Hideki ($BEl>r1Q5!(B), prime minister of Japan between 1941 and 1
944?

Stefan
Fabio Blanco
From Wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideki_T%C5%8Dj%C5%8D

> Hideki Tojo ... (December 30, 1884 ? December 23, 1948) was a General
> in the Imperial Japanese Army and the 40th Prime Minister of Japan; he
> served as prime minister during much of World War II, from October 18,
> 1941 to July 22, 1944. He was sentenced to death for war crimes after
> the war and executed by hanging after accepting full responsibility
> for his actions in World War II and advocating peace in the end.

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Fluks, H.W. (Harry) escribi?:
> Maybe a very stupid question, but... who is Tojo?
>
> --Harry.
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Kriton Kyrimis
HARRY:

> Maybe a very stupid question, but... who is Tojo?

The Prime Minister of Japan during WW II. See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideki_T%C5%8Dj%C5%8D -- I had to look it up, too!

Kriton.
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Mark Doukakis
Why has Mr. Rosa ceased to participate in DCML?
UNDBKB
In a recent posting about Don Rosa I said he wasn't currently doing any new
stories,
but Dan Shane confirmed he is staying busy with art.
he is also attending shows:

He'll be at the new "ACE" comic con in Atlanta on Apr. 21-22, then?Planet
Comicon in Kansas City on May 5-6.

If you are lucky enough to live in/near these areas!

Barry Branvold

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UNDBKB
More show postings for Don's summer and fall:

"Probably" in Oakland for SuperCon on June 2-3 and Heroes Con in Charlotte?on
June 15-17.?
Then there's San Diego where he is occasionally at the Gemstone table at
certain posted times.
Then, there's DragonCon in Atlanta, Aug. 31-Sept. 3 and yes, Baltimore would
be next on the next weekend, Sept. 8-9.
Whew, he stays busy.

Barry Branvold

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Travis Seitler
They've been delayed a bit, that's all. Always take Amazon listings with a
grain of salt... :)

// Travis Seitler :: travis.joel.seitler at gmail.com ::
http://travis.webseitler.com

On 4/7/07, deanmary <deanmary at zoominternet.net> wrote:
>
> In my latest monthly order from Westfield Comics, neither the Walt Disney
> Treasures: A Little Something Special TPB or the Disney's DuckTales: Scrooge
> Quest TPB was listed. I found this odd as US #367, WDC&S # 682, and the
> Uncle Scrooge Adventures: Land of the Pygmy Indians & War of the Wendigo
> issue were all listed and all according to Amazon.com are scheduled to be
> published *after* the 2 TPBs. Have these 2 TPBs been delayed or cancelled?
> If Gary or anyone at Gemstone could let us now it would be greatly
> appreciated. Thanks, and I hope everyone has a great Easter!
>
> Dean Rekich
>
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