This goes out to anybody who has any information.
??? I was wondering if Idw is planning to release a boxed set of the donald duck scripts so that I can purchase that instead of only the first vilume. I have noticed that all collected editions ( carl barks library, don rosa library etc) that have been printed by fantagraphics are collected in boxed edition so I was wondering if the Idw edition was going to get the same treatment.
??? I was also wondering whether Idw is going to publish hardcover editions of their monthly editions, as I saw they are printing tpb editions.
?? Thanks,
Alexander
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Alexlazarou97
Idw hardovers
Message 1 -
2015-09-03 at 22:18:17
Timo Ronkainen
For Sale: Topolino D'Oro
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2015-09-08 at 19:59:59
Hi all!
Are here any Italians who would like to buy old Topolino D'Oro's? 15 first albums, published in 1970-71. Pretty good shape, not in mint condition, but good , some of them have few very small dents. I can provide photos if needed. Whole set 30 euros plus postage.
Best WishesTimo
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Are here any Italians who would like to buy old Topolino D'Oro's? 15 first albums, published in 1970-71. Pretty good shape, not in mint condition, but good , some of them have few very small dents. I can provide photos if needed. Whole set 30 euros plus postage.
Best WishesTimo
^^''*''^^
Cartoonist - writer - donaldist --
- Timo Ronkainen ----------------
- Pertunpellontie 1 K 40 -----------
- 00740 Helsinki ------------------
- Finland --------------------------
- 044 20 46 455------------------
- timoro at hotmail.com timoro2 at yahoo.com ??
Personal: http://timoronkainen.net/
Ankkalinnan Pamaus: http://www.perunamaa.net/ankistit/ ??
Kvaak-sarjakuvaportaali: http://www.kvaak.fi
"Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Go sit on a cowslip - far from me!"
David Gerstein
Zodiac Stone questions
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2015-09-22 at 00:26:01
Hi Kriton - and oops! I somehow missed replying to this a couple weeks ago.
> What a wealth of information about the production background of the [IDW and Nea Aktina versions of the "Zodiac Stone"] story!
>
> As this seems to be of interest to Greek readers, can I post a translation of your reply to the Greek blog, to which I contribute?
Sure! (Or maybe you already have by this time, but you've got my permission.)
>> (...mumble... eggs instead of turkey...)
>
> I assume this is the bit from the letter that I wrote to Gladstone way back when, that you used in the translation of "Colossus of the Nile".
Yup. (-:
> Looking at the 1976 reprint, which most likely uses the same translation as the 1966 edition, to which I was referring in my letter, the only difference from what I'd written is that Scrooge was talking about turkey in tomato sauce. This sounds like an Italian recipe (turkey cacciatore, perhaps) so was that what Scarpa had written?
Nope - the 1976 reprint must have added the tomato sauce (maybe some leftover tomatoes were hanging around after a battle between Donald, Gladstone, and Jones).
The original Italian didn't mention tomato sauce at all; just finding eggs instead of turkey (maybe an explicitly *roast* turkey).
Best, D
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David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
> What a wealth of information about the production background of the [IDW and Nea Aktina versions of the "Zodiac Stone"] story!
>
> As this seems to be of interest to Greek readers, can I post a translation of your reply to the Greek blog, to which I contribute?
Sure! (Or maybe you already have by this time, but you've got my permission.)
>> (...mumble... eggs instead of turkey...)
>
> I assume this is the bit from the letter that I wrote to Gladstone way back when, that you used in the translation of "Colossus of the Nile".
Yup. (-:
> Looking at the 1976 reprint, which most likely uses the same translation as the 1966 edition, to which I was referring in my letter, the only difference from what I'd written is that Scrooge was talking about turkey in tomato sauce. This sounds like an Italian recipe (turkey cacciatore, perhaps) so was that what Scarpa had written?
Nope - the 1976 reprint must have added the tomato sauce (maybe some leftover tomatoes were hanging around after a battle between Donald, Gladstone, and Jones).
The original Italian didn't mention tomato sauce at all; just finding eggs instead of turkey (maybe an explicitly *roast* turkey).
Best, D
--
David Gerstein
ramapith at gmail.com
http://www.cartoonresearch.com/gerstein
http://ramapithblog.blogspot.com
Kriton Kyrimis
Zodiac Stone questions
Message 4 -
2015-09-24 at 14:20:39
DAVID:
> Sure! (Or maybe you already have by this time,
Guilty as charged: http://wp.me/pKxow-lV7
(If you try to read the article using automatic translation, there really is a
reference to hovercaft full of eels!)
> The original Italian didn't mention tomato sauce at all; just finding eggs
> instead of turkey (maybe an explicitly *roast* turkey).
Yup! It's "two eggs instead of roast turkey".
Kriton.
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"I've always been very keen on survival."
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> Sure! (Or maybe you already have by this time,
Guilty as charged: http://wp.me/pKxow-lV7
(If you try to read the article using automatic translation, there really is a
reference to hovercaft full of eels!)
> The original Italian didn't mention tomato sauce at all; just finding eggs
> instead of turkey (maybe an explicitly *roast* turkey).
Yup! It's "two eggs instead of roast turkey".
Kriton.
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"I've always been very keen on survival."
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