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Topic: Swapping Foreign Comics

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Robb_K
Quote from user: ole damgaardQuote from user: Robb_Kas well as another Barks album printed in the Plattdütsch(Plattdeutsch) dialect from around Hamburg.
Funny - I didn't know there were such things as Disney comics in plattdütsch.
My family from south-Germany speaks plattdütsch, german and danish, and I think they understand north-frisian as well.

Who publishes Disney comics in plattysk?

Here is the Plattysk publication from Ehapa, in their Mundart series:

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/Plattdttsch.jpg

They even have a translation of all the differing words from Plattdütsch to Hochdeutsch. Ehapa's Mundart series also published Barks books in Schwäbisch and Hessisch! I think they will only publish one book in each German dialect. I assume that your family would rather have the Schwäbisch book, living down south as they do. I'm still waiting for a Bayerisch book. That should be very funny!!!

Here are the covers of the other two books:

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/HessischSchwbisch.jpg

Here is the Limburgse Barks album (published by Geillustreerde Pers (now Sanoma Uitgevers (Dutch disney comics))):

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j56/Robb_K/Limburgse.jpg

I doubt that there will be many more Dutch dialect printings. They can only print stories that someone is willing to translate for free or very low pay. And that person has to know how to write in his/her dialect. I think it should be easy to find someone to translate Barks stories into Fries. I'm waiting hopefully for THAT one!

Speaking of Fries (your family members can understand Noordfries), -then you will be able to understand my signiture saying: ("Hou nou , bruin kou!").
Ole Damgaard
Sorry, I am babbling - I meant of course north Germany. (Slesvig)
Hence the plattysk.

That Mundart series looks interesting. Maybe I should get me one or two of those albums.

Moin!
Robb_K
Quote from user: ole damgaardSorry, I am babbling - I meant of course north Germany. (Slesvig)
Hence the plattysk.

That Mundart series looks interesting. Maybe I should get me one or two of those albums.

Moin!

Yes, you should get a few. The Hamburgse Plattdütsch album is quite understandable (and very entertaining to "hear" in dialect) if one reads Dutch or Hochdeutsch. It's interesting to see differences between the Hamburgse and the Platt varieties I'm familiar with (Emden and Bremer). The glossary of Plattdütsch words is also nice to have. I don't think I care to have albums in all those southern dialects, however. My German is poor enough, and I don't need to be confusing dialect spellings with my standard words.
AC
Speaking of different versions/dialects - some norwegian duck albums have been paralel-published in both bokmål and nynorsk.
CGZ
Quote from user: cacou...but found the issues quite expensive, and usually the sell only 1 or 2 (but maybe I also confused US $ with Argentinian?)
Most of them are in argentinian pesos ($), only if the price have "U$S" they are in us dolars.
1 dolar = 3 peso
1 euro = 4 peso
AC
Hi all. I'd be interested in brasilian, spanish, dutch, german, italian Duck comics with Rosa-stories, if anyone here could help with that. For instance spanish or brasilian Rosa collections would be swell -
And the newest dutch Rosa albums too - I'm missing album 72 and 74.

I can offer danish Rosa-books or anything ducky or mousy in return :-)
Robb_K
I have Disney comics from the following countries (mostly with my own stories):
The Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, France, Brasil, USA, Great Britain, Belgium(Dutch language), Italy, Spain, Greece, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Egypt, India (Hindi)(English), Indonesia, Singapore(English).
I have seen my own stories printed in Hebrew from Israel, and Russian. I would also like to get my stories in Spanish from Latin-American countries, Chinese and Japanese, Esthonian and other exotic Asian and African languages.
Mexican Fan
have Disney comics from mexico,USA and one Darkwing comic from Spain...not a big collection...
Robb_K, send me a list of your stories,Probably i have At least one in español from mexico
Robb_K
Thanks, Mexican Fan. But, after checking COA, I see that NONE of my 96 stories/gags/covers have been printed in Mexico. Spain and Columbia have only printed 2 each. Interestingly enough. Brasil has printed almost all of them (84). I might ask Fernando Ventura to look for some for me. I did see that there have been a few of my stories also printed in Russia, Poland and Egypt, of which I have none. I might also ask Maciek in Poland to look for one.
Mexican Fan
Quote from user: Robb_KThanks, Mexican Fan. But, after checking COA, I see that NONE of my 96 stories/gags/covers have been printed in Mexico.
http://coa.inducks.org/country.php?c=mx ?
well...it need a update, my comics are Disney comics of editorial televisa,the year is...dunno....2006 or 2007
Robb_K
Here is the link to my story index's first page:
http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c=RKl&c1=date
Maybe one or two of the 2006-07 Mexican stories is mine. Many of my stories were drawn by Jan Gulbransson, Santiago Scalabroni Ceballos or Juan Torres Perez. But, I've also had a few drawn by Daniel Branca, Tino Santanache, Bas Heymans, Sander Gulien, Michel Nadorp, Pedro Alfarez Canos, Xavi, Marçal Bresco Hernandez, Santiago Barreira, Javier Secaduras and The Tello Team.
I assume that they don't print the names of the artist or writer on the Mexican comic books, -or you wouldn't have had to ask me for the list.
Cacou
You should be aware, Robb, that Inducks is *very* incomplete for a lot of countries, including Mexico; so it should not be taken as an indication of the actual prints of your stories.
Fairly "complete" countries are: western/north Europe + Poland + USA + Brazil. That's all, I think.
Robb_K
Quote from user: cacouYou should be aware, Robb, that Inducks is *very* incomplete for a lot of countries, including Mexico; so it should not be taken as an indication of the actual prints of your stories.
Fairly "complete" countries are: western/north Europe + Poland + USA + Brazil. That's all, I think.

That's good (and bad) news. That means that several of my stories, gag pages and covers may have been printed in Mexico (and other countries not listed). I know that is so, as my stories printed in India, Indonesia, Israel, Hungary that i have seen, are not listed on my index.
Mexican Fan
ok
disney comics,editorial televisa,the netx number come out in 14 days,so,the number 1 was sell in....im not good in Mathematics...
#10
DONALD ,February 2006
a goofy one page history witout title or the name of the artist or write
goofy history "ríete y el mundo pensara que estás loco" (Laugh and the world will think that you are mad?) writed by sarah kinney and art by bernardó ,3 pages
donald "exhibicionista"(Exhibitionist?),10 pages
#12
GOOFY,March 2006
mickey "un campo enorme" (An enormous field?) writed by paul halas art by xavi,10 pages
donald "a las carreras"(on the run?) by kim syberg,one page
Rico McPato(Scrooge mcduck) "terror doméstico" ,3 pages
#13
Rico McPato,march 2006
Donald "la menos de Milo(the minus of milo)writed by jim kenner and don hinrichsen,art by vicar,8 pages
goofy "un poco de cinta (a little bit of tape?)3 pages
donald "un perro con suerte"(a dog wit luck?)writed by janet gilbert art by manrique,2 pages
#14
Mickey,march 2006
donald "el limpiavidrios" (windows cleaner?)writed by werner wejp-olsen art by alferez,2 pages
Goofy "baratijas y diamantes"(Trinkets and diamonds?)by peter hördfeldt,5 pages

#16 (now is Monthly)
mickey,June 2006
donald "gol...de cabeza"(goal...with the head?)12 pages
#20
donald october 2006
rico mcpato "el huevo de oro"(the gold egg?)7 pages
im gonna ask tlaloc(a friend fom donaldduckcomics who live in mexico too)if he have the others comics
and the comics dont include the name of who draw the covers
Robb_K
Well, at least the Mexican books contain Danish stories (D code). So they MAY have a few of mine. But, most likely most of my Danish stories would have been printed between 1990 and 2001. I wonder if they print any Dutch stories (H code)?
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