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Quote from user: StefanSo then this would be the second English-language Disney comic publication published in the FRG?
Speaking of a "proper" publication by the "proper" publisher Ehapa, it looks at least so. (I don't claim to know every little Disney thing Ehapa ever published.) However, Ehapa has presented already some not-so-proper stuff in the original language, namely Barks's raw drawings of his late Junior Woodchucks stories. They, and his other only raw-drawn stories, were published in Germany within the "Barks Library" and the "Carl Barks Collection".

Coming to non-Ehapa then, the D.O.N.A.L.D. published some of that material already before Ehapa did (DD-Sonderheft Nr. 21: Barks-Scripts). Furthermore, already in the seventies an exclusive edition of Barks's collected works was started in Germany, in the original language: Carl Barks gesammelte Werke. (I've never seen one part of that legendary thing with my own eyes, though.)

Quote from user: sirredkneeGoofy speaking Oxford English - that will be... different. :)
That would be really funny ;)

The book is now available at the German online shop: http://www.ehapa-shop.de/ltb-englisch
The full content of the book can be read at INDUCKS.

I the latest German Lustiges Taschenbuch contains A Gal For Gladstone as a preview. The English text is really a little bit different from the one in Uncle Scrooge #374. It seams to be meant easier. They replaced difficult and American English wording.

But the target group of this comic book are German children and schools. The sell classroom boxes with 10-30 books at the online shop.

Anybody know how I can get a box of 10 to 30 copies in the USA?
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