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Topic: Walt Disney Treasures - Donald Duck: 75 Unlucky Years (Paperback)

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Lars Jensen
Quote from user: MorequackAnybody know why I can't find Kelly's "Surprise Party" or Stobl's "Big Ballon Race" or Cavazzano's "Forgetful Hero" in the INDUCKS search?
Pure guesswork, but I suspect the Kelly story is http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=W+IFG+++1-02 -- that's the only story I can find that includes DD, HDL and ice cream.

The Strobl story might be http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=S+65091 .

And the Cavazzano story might be http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=I+TL+1059-A .

But, as I wrote, these are only guesses.
Duckytales
Quote from user: cacouQuote from user: MorequackQuote from user: Robb_KWe should all have victory gardens for the war on global warming! It is, indeed, topical (and might soon be tropical-if we don't participate)!
Isn't that getting political? And open to a can of debate-worms?

Note: it's perfectly fine to express political/personal views here, as long as people behave courteously and civily,and respect each other. That's my idea of this forum, but I think you'll agree with me...

Posts should also be at least in part on-topic (about Disney and comics). If not, one of us may create a "off-topic" thread so that other people can skip discussions they're not interested in.

listen here you cheese eating surrender monkey. you should only speak when another country needs to learn how to surrender to the best nation in the world, the U.S.A. Now go doing something productive like choke to death on a rusty knife
Olivier
Thanks, Anemo!

The Disney Treasures collection is wonderful; I love the idea, and the fact Gesmtone strives to include as many different artists as possible every time, especially some who are usually a bit overshadowed by the bigger names, and completely unknown stories.
The very first book was the best in that respect, showcasing so many characters.
:)

Unfortunately, now that Scrooge, Mickey and Donald have had their own Anniversary volumes, I can't think of any other titles which would be popular enough (beyond our little community) to warrant a new volume until the next anniversary.
:(
Maybe I'm just not thinking hard enough-- I had not even though of Donald's 75th Anniversary, after all :p
Hedberg
Quote from user: duckytalesQuote from user: cacouQuote from user: MorequackIsn't that getting political? And open to a can of debate-worms?
Note: it's perfectly fine to express political/personal views here, as long as people behave courteously and civily,and respect each other. That's my idea of this forum, but I think you'll agree with me...

Posts should also be at least in part on-topic (about Disney and comics). If not, one of us may create a "off-topic" thread so that other people can skip discussions they're not interested in.

listen here you cheese eating surrender monkey. you should only speak when another country needs to learn how to surrender to the best nation in the world, the U.S.A. Now go doing something productive like choke to death on a rusty knife

@ duckytales
It might not help to try to talk to you about Freedom of mind and Freedom of speech, but I will try, nevertheless...

Cacou actually sayes that it is okay to talk about topics though they are political, as long as the are on-topic. This gives us the oppotunity to talk about Victory Gardens vs Global Warmth, both as a practical solusion AND as a state of mind, which - it seems - your president Bush suddenly has opened his eyes for (at last).

Instead of chopping down all the trees, sucking out life of the earth by pollution and throw-aways, make your Victory Garden.
Plant a tree, make things grow, be aware of what you can re-use (and even re-re-use) and be an example for your kids (if you have any) and your neighbourhood...

And don't patronize, please...

And don't talk about rusty knives - I might get agry...
WB
Quote from user: HedbergAnd don't talk about rusty knives - I might get angry...
...if i dood it i get a whuppin.

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i dood it!

http://www.bigstockphoto.com/thumbs/5/2/2/large/225106.jpg

teeheeheehee
Lars Jensen
Guys, please don't feed the trolls.
WB
I didn't even see that post above. Yeah guys. It's totally not worth the hassle.
Hedberg
No, to get back on topic we have just gotten the complete (as far as I know) Carl Barks, so I'm very much behind reading his stories!

As of "Donald Duck: 75 Unlucky Years" I wouldn't mind to se the other writers contributions.
Many great stories are out there - take a pick.
MustangRockstar
I really like the offerings that Gemstone has provided so far.
I've only gotten back into Disney comics in the last 3 or 4 years and so a lot of what I'm reading is still new.
Though it has made me a bit jealous of my European contempories.
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