The second Barks/Rosa collection will be available at your comic shop Feb 27, 2008.
The next issues of US and WDC&S will also be available the same day.
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Topic: Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
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Louis Lane
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
Message 1 -
2008-02-22 at 12:30:58
Robb_K
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
Message 2 -
2008-02-22 at 20:28:37
Did Rosa do a sequel to "Donald Duck's Atom Bomb"?
Morequack
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Message 3 -
2008-02-22 at 21:25:55
Quote from user: Robb_KDid Rosa do a sequel to "Donald Duck's Atom Bomb"?
I believe Rosa's "The Duck Who Fell to Earth" could be classified as a sequel to Barks' "...Atom Bomb" largely due to the return of Professor Mollicule.
I believe Rosa's "The Duck Who Fell to Earth" could be classified as a sequel to Barks' "...Atom Bomb" largely due to the return of Professor Mollicule.
Olivier
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
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2008-02-22 at 23:29:27
I wouldn't exactly call it a sequel; he uses the character, but the story is not a direct follow-up of "Atom Bomb".
Ramapith
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
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2008-02-23 at 01:24:04
It's not as strictly a sequel as Rosa's intended sequels??as Don explains in the accompanying text, it only became an "Atom Bomb" follow-up, of sorts, because Professor Mollicule ended up in it, and Mollicule wasn't his first character choice. But hey, lots of readers we spoke with saw it as a sequel, and the chance to include it in this anthology wasn't one to miss.
We also saw the situation as an ideal opportunity to bring a more authentic version of "Atom Bomb" into print, with Don's Picsou poster as a cover drawing.
We also saw the situation as an ideal opportunity to bring a more authentic version of "Atom Bomb" into print, with Don's Picsou poster as a cover drawing.
YoungTrek
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2008-02-25 at 01:20:03
Quote from user: ramapithIt's not as strictly a sequel as Rosa's intended sequels??as Don explains in the accompanying text, it only became an "Atom Bomb" follow-up, of sorts, because Professor Mollicule ended up in it, and Mollicule wasn't his first character choice. But hey, lots of readers we spoke with saw it as a sequel, and the chance to include it in this anthology wasn't one to miss.
Question: The Don Rosa text pieces you run, are they new? Does he do those up for you specifically or are they pieces that he wrote previously?
Also, how much communication do you have with Rosa? How regular, I mean. The reason I ask is that last year I happened to be able to briefly speak with Rosa at the Atlanta Dragon*Con comics convention. Not for very long, basically just long enough to get a few books signed and to talk a bit about how I was brand new to Disney comics. (When I told him that I'd only started with Gemstone's recent stuff he said something like, "Well, then, you've missed all the best stuff!") :)
I asked him what of his might be coming out in the near future and he misunderstood me. He said that there was nothing else coming out, that he was finished (retired, I presume). It took me a minute but I think I got him to realize that I mean what stuff would Gemstone be reprinting next (after all, as I'm new to this, all of it is "new" to me). But that was around the point that we were finishing up.
Anyway, he didn't seem to know a whole lot about what Gemstone's plans were in regards to his stuff being reprinted. (One of the books I had signed, in addition to the two Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck trades was the first Barks/Rosa special. He took the opportunity to browse through it as he said that he hadn't seen that one yet.) So, again, I was just wondering how much back-and-forth there is these days between Gemstone and Mr. Rosa.
Thanks!
Question: The Don Rosa text pieces you run, are they new? Does he do those up for you specifically or are they pieces that he wrote previously?
Also, how much communication do you have with Rosa? How regular, I mean. The reason I ask is that last year I happened to be able to briefly speak with Rosa at the Atlanta Dragon*Con comics convention. Not for very long, basically just long enough to get a few books signed and to talk a bit about how I was brand new to Disney comics. (When I told him that I'd only started with Gemstone's recent stuff he said something like, "Well, then, you've missed all the best stuff!") :)
I asked him what of his might be coming out in the near future and he misunderstood me. He said that there was nothing else coming out, that he was finished (retired, I presume). It took me a minute but I think I got him to realize that I mean what stuff would Gemstone be reprinting next (after all, as I'm new to this, all of it is "new" to me). But that was around the point that we were finishing up.
Anyway, he didn't seem to know a whole lot about what Gemstone's plans were in regards to his stuff being reprinted. (One of the books I had signed, in addition to the two Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck trades was the first Barks/Rosa special. He took the opportunity to browse through it as he said that he hadn't seen that one yet.) So, again, I was just wondering how much back-and-forth there is these days between Gemstone and Mr. Rosa.
Thanks!
Lars Jensen
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
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2008-02-25 at 03:22:27
Quote from user: YoungTrek(When I told him that I'd only started with Gemstone's recent stuff he said something like, "Well, then, you've missed all the best stuff!") :)
Apologies to Don, but he's wrong on this one. There's still plenty of Brazilian, Danish, Dutch, Italian and S-coded material that has never been printed in the US.
Apologies to Don, but he's wrong on this one. There's still plenty of Brazilian, Danish, Dutch, Italian and S-coded material that has never been printed in the US.
Ramapith
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Message 8 -
2008-02-25 at 03:58:23
Quote from user: YoungTrekQuestion: The Don Rosa text pieces you run, are they new? Does he do those up for you specifically or are they pieces that he wrote previously?
It's a mixture, really. He has written new texts for some of our books (the Barks/Rosa Collections, some issues of UNCLE SCROOGE), and in others we've picked up texts that Don originally wrote for various European collections.Quote:I was just wondering how much back-and-forth there is these days between Gemstone and Mr. Rosa.
Oh, we're fairly often in touch with Don. Sometimes, as his comment on the Barks/Rosa Collection Vol 1 suggests, we've been slow at getting him his complimentary copies of certain books??usually because we haven't gotten author's copies in at the office yet. But the mail must (and eventually does!) go through.
It's a mixture, really. He has written new texts for some of our books (the Barks/Rosa Collections, some issues of UNCLE SCROOGE), and in others we've picked up texts that Don originally wrote for various European collections.Quote:I was just wondering how much back-and-forth there is these days between Gemstone and Mr. Rosa.
Oh, we're fairly often in touch with Don. Sometimes, as his comment on the Barks/Rosa Collection Vol 1 suggests, we've been slow at getting him his complimentary copies of certain books??usually because we haven't gotten author's copies in at the office yet. But the mail must (and eventually does!) go through.
Sirredknee
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2008-02-25 at 10:23:25
Quote from user: YoungTrekHe said that there was nothing else coming out, that he was finished
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
Lars Jensen
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
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2008-02-25 at 16:52:34
Quote from user: sirredkneeQuote from user: YoungTrekHe said that there was nothing else coming out, that he was finished
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
Actually, I haven't seen any rumours about this anywhere -- only speculation. Until now, when Don apparently has confirmed it.
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
Actually, I haven't seen any rumours about this anywhere -- only speculation. Until now, when Don apparently has confirmed it.
Morequack
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Message 11 -
2008-02-25 at 17:50:13
Quote from user: Lars JensenQuote from user: sirredkneeQuote from user: YoungTrekHe said that there was nothing else coming out, that he was finished
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
Actually, I haven't seen any rumours about this anywhere -- only speculation. Until now, when Don apparently has confirmed it.
That's too bad. I'm very disappointed to hear that Don is really not going to be writing/drawing any more stories... but i suspected as much. Well, he had a truly great run.
"The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long."
There have been rumours along these lines, but I think this is the first time ever I actually see Rosa himself commenting on and confirming his alleged retirement as a comic artist.
Actually, I haven't seen any rumours about this anywhere -- only speculation. Until now, when Don apparently has confirmed it.
That's too bad. I'm very disappointed to hear that Don is really not going to be writing/drawing any more stories... but i suspected as much. Well, he had a truly great run.
"The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long."
Alexander Knox
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
Message 12 -
2008-03-04 at 02:46:47
Great issue. These Barks/ Rosa collections are terrific.
Honest George
Barks & Rosa -- Donald's Atom Bomb
Message 13 -
2008-03-04 at 18:03:55
Wow, that is crazy depressing about Rosa. I met him once years ago and have recently rediscovered my McDuck books. I'm trying to track down the stories of Rosa I still lack, which isn't too easy. I was looking for some info on this Barks/Rosa #2 but can't find any; where did you read about this issue? Thanks.
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