Several Barks comics were remade in Brazil, with Brazilian Disney comic characters. Also, a few Barks comics were remade by Japanese artists with D/N storycodes. The question is: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once NOT counting these less traditional Brazilian and Japanese versions? There are two, as far as I know... (Maybe there were only two correct answers even if we counted the Brazilian and Japanese remakes, but I'm not sure about that.)
EDIT: comics Barks remade himself don't count either!
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Topic: Quiz: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once?
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Bence
Quiz: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once?
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2015-06-29 at 20:40:50
Robb_K
Quiz: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once?
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2015-07-01 at 10:23:12
I do remember seeing a handful of Barks' Donald Duck 10-pagers remade with Zé Carioca in Donald's role. Despicable actions, I say.
Greek_User
Quiz: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once?
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2015-07-02 at 20:33:49
Quote from user: BenceThe question is: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once NOT counting these less traditional Brazilian and Japanese versions? There are two, as far as I know... (Maybe there were only two correct answers even if we counted the Brazilian and Japanese remakes, but I'm not sure about that.)
I think I know one. The Pied Piper of Duckburg was never completed by Barks, but there exist two finished versions: one by Don Rosa, another by Daan Jippes.
I think I know one. The Pied Piper of Duckburg was never completed by Barks, but there exist two finished versions: one by Don Rosa, another by Daan Jippes.
Bence
Quiz: which Carl Barks comics were remade more than once?
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2015-07-02 at 22:00:24
Robb_K: those Brazilian remakes don't count! (See my opening post!)
Greek_User: ok, but the original "The Pied Piper of Duckburg" doesn't exist (only the first few pages). The two dfiiferent versions of "Somewhere in Nowhere" (one by Pat Block and the other by Daan Jippes) don't count either, since the original verison never existed. The same with "Rodents Ransom" and its other version, "Powerplay On Killmotor Hill".
So what you should be looking for is a Barks story, that has at least 2 remakes (so in total the story has at least 3 different versions), and none of the versions is a Brazilian or a Japanese remake. Remakes that were made by Barks himself don't count either (like "Good Deeds" and its remake, both written & drawn by Barks). All 3 different versions have to be more or less traditional Duck comics.
As far as I know there are 2 correct answers.
Greek_User: ok, but the original "The Pied Piper of Duckburg" doesn't exist (only the first few pages). The two dfiiferent versions of "Somewhere in Nowhere" (one by Pat Block and the other by Daan Jippes) don't count either, since the original verison never existed. The same with "Rodents Ransom" and its other version, "Powerplay On Killmotor Hill".
So what you should be looking for is a Barks story, that has at least 2 remakes (so in total the story has at least 3 different versions), and none of the versions is a Brazilian or a Japanese remake. Remakes that were made by Barks himself don't count either (like "Good Deeds" and its remake, both written & drawn by Barks). All 3 different versions have to be more or less traditional Duck comics.
As far as I know there are 2 correct answers.
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