(I guess this question is for David Gerstein.)
I am trying to deduce the contents of Uncle Scrooge #2, based on the recently
published preview.
Identifying the first story is trivial, as the story code is in the first page
of the story, which is in the preview. It is H 97246, "De schat van Zapp".
The third story is easy to identify, as well, as there is only one story
featuring Scrooge and Glomgold created by the creators mentioned in the
credits page. It is H 29244, "Gelukseiland".
The problem is with the second story, "Yo!", written by Bruno Sarda, drawn by
Andrea Freccero and featuring Uncle Scrooge. There is only one such story, but
it is 24 pages long. Given that there are only 40 pages in this issue, this
story cannot fit in the 7 pages left, after taking the previous two stories
into account. If we look for stories not featuring Uncle Scrooge, there is one
21-page story that won't fit, either, and five western-themed one-pagers, from
the series "Ritorno al Rio Quack", featuring Donald. I suppose that "Yo!"
could be one or more of these one-pagers, but the American title doesn't seem
related to any of the original Italian titles.
Have I found an error in the contents page, or has my inducks-fu become rusty?
Kriton.
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Kriton Kyrimis
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 1 -
2015-05-12 at 10:31:05
Kriton Kyrimis
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 2 -
2015-05-14 at 07:32:58
Answering my own question, I read a review of the issue, mentioning
that the one-pager features Scrooge. As Scrooge's picture in the
contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers
featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating
the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According
to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is
written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an
error in the contents page!
Although the Italian title means "power cuts", I guess the American
title, "Yo!" is kind of fitting, too, at least by 50%!
Kriton.
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that the one-pager features Scrooge. As Scrooge's picture in the
contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers
featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating
the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According
to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is
written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an
error in the contents page!
Although the Italian title means "power cuts", I guess the American
title, "Yo!" is kind of fitting, too, at least by 50%!
Kriton.
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"The walls might hide spies, or, at any rate, historians."
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David Gerstein
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 3 -
2015-05-14 at 13:38:41
Hey Kriton,
> As Scrooge's picture in the contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an error in the contents page!
Doggone it - unfortunately, I think this is *my* mistake. I'd love to know how I pulled off that bloomer. (I think I may have had a different piece by Sarda in that position at first...) I'll see about running a correction in an upcoming issue.
Best, D
--
David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
> As Scrooge's picture in the contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an error in the contents page!
Doggone it - unfortunately, I think this is *my* mistake. I'd love to know how I pulled off that bloomer. (I think I may have had a different piece by Sarda in that position at first...) I'll see about running a correction in an upcoming issue.
Best, D
--
David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
Kriton Kyrimis
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 4 -
2015-05-14 at 14:32:41
> I'd love to know how I pulled off that bloomer.
Well, you *could* say that you simply wanted to make things more challenging
for those who wanted to write a presentation of the comic book based solely on
the preview, without even waiting for the book to be indexed in I.N.D.U.C.K.S. :-)
Kriton.
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"Whoever heard of a diabolical denouement occurring in a patisserie?"
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Well, you *could* say that you simply wanted to make things more challenging
for those who wanted to write a presentation of the comic book based solely on
the preview, without even waiting for the book to be indexed in I.N.D.U.C.K.S. :-)
Kriton.
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"Whoever heard of a diabolical denouement occurring in a patisserie?"
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Nils Lid Hjort
Donald and Scrooge .... and pepper
Message 5 -
2015-05-14 at 14:52:54
In which Donald & Scrooge story do they & the boys somehow go to India (I think), complete with a couple of elephants (I think), where *pepper* is involved in the line of events? It could be a Strobl, and I'd place the story in the mid 1960ies.
Nils Lid Hjort
Nils Lid Hjort
Kriton Kyrimis
Donald and Scrooge .... and pepper
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2015-05-14 at 15:06:06
NILS:
> In which Donald & Scrooge story do they & the boys somehow go to India (I
> think), complete with a couple of elephants (I think), where *pepper* is
> involved in the line of events? It could be a Strobl, and I'd place the
> story in the mid 1960ies.
Could it be "Picnic Time" (W DG 33-01) from Dell Giant 33, drawn by Tony
Strobl in 1960? In this story, the ducks go to Polynesia to get a rare kind of
pepper.
Kriton.
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"Whoever heard of a diabolical denouement occurring in a patisserie?"
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> In which Donald & Scrooge story do they & the boys somehow go to India (I
> think), complete with a couple of elephants (I think), where *pepper* is
> involved in the line of events? It could be a Strobl, and I'd place the
> story in the mid 1960ies.
Could it be "Picnic Time" (W DG 33-01) from Dell Giant 33, drawn by Tony
Strobl in 1960? In this story, the ducks go to Polynesia to get a rare kind of
pepper.
Kriton.
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"Whoever heard of a diabolical denouement occurring in a patisserie?"
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Rick Engle
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 7 -
2015-05-14 at 16:00:02
Hey David, great job on Scrooge #405 and its wonderful return to the US! Its fantastic to have the Ducks back and your help bringing it back!!
Rick
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From: DCML [mailto:dcml-bounces at nafsk.se] On Behalf Of David Gerstein
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2015 6:39 AM
To: dcml at nafsk.se; kyrimis at alumni.princeton.edu
Subject: Re: Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Hey Kriton,
> As Scrooge's picture in the contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an error in the contents page!
Doggone it - unfortunately, I think this is *my* mistake. I'd love to know how I pulled off that bloomer. (I think I may have had a different piece by Sarda in that position at first...) I'll see about running a correction in an upcoming issue.
Best, D
--
David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
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Rick
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From: DCML [mailto:dcml-bounces at nafsk.se] On Behalf Of David Gerstein
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2015 6:39 AM
To: dcml at nafsk.se; kyrimis at alumni.princeton.edu
Subject: Re: Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Hey Kriton,
> As Scrooge's picture in the contents page is in Freccero's style, I searched for one-pagers featuring Scrooge and drawn by Freccero, and I had no trouble locating the picture. The story is I TL 2252-04 (Tagli energetici). According to I.N.D.U.C.K.S. and the credits on the scan of the page, it is written by Alberto Savini, not Bruno Sarda, so it seems I did find an error in the contents page!
Doggone it - unfortunately, I think this is *my* mistake. I'd love to know how I pulled off that bloomer. (I think I may have had a different piece by Sarda in that position at first...) I'll see about running a correction in an upcoming issue.
Best, D
--
David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
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Jonas Silva
My Duck Family Tree
Message 8 -
2015-05-19 at 01:55:27
hi Gilles Maurice would like to know why you did not do the picture with
the character information of your genealogical tree duck family with
stories in inducks I would like to receive the data of the characters for a
particular project my Duck family ok
the character information of your genealogical tree duck family with
stories in inducks I would like to receive the data of the characters for a
particular project my Duck family ok
David Gerstein
Contents of Uncle Scrooge #2
Message 9 -
2015-05-20 at 21:08:43
Hi Rick,
> Hey David, great job on Scrooge #405 and its wonderful return to the US! It's fantastic to have the Ducks back and your help bringing it back!!
You're welcome! My team and I have been waiting since the Boom license ended, and we're thrilled to be putting these new issues together now.
Best, Dave
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David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
> Hey David, great job on Scrooge #405 and its wonderful return to the US! It's fantastic to have the Ducks back and your help bringing it back!!
You're welcome! My team and I have been waiting since the Boom license ended, and we're thrilled to be putting these new issues together now.
Best, Dave
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David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
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