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Topic: Who is this character?

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Scroogerello
Hi all! I was just wondering if anyone could help me with identifying who the character named 'Grandpa McDing'h' on the following family tree is:
http://a404.idata.over-blog.com/3/25/34/16/Goofy-s-family-tree-mail-copie.jpg
I mean, it looks like a Scarpa/Gottfredson character to me, but I can't remember seeing this character before. And still, I'd love to read the story featuring him.
Majd
In this link :http://fr.picsou.wikia.com/wiki/Grand-p%C3%A8re_Dingo i find out that he appeared just one time and it was Dingo disguised and he had a son stanley and a wife so apparently i may be wrong or your schema is
Scroogerello
Thanks for the link! That sure is very intetesting! But are you sure that's the character on the tree? Their clothing is quite different, and I think that especially the style in which they're drawn isn't too similar. Any experts on Goofy-relatives or Mickey-stories' drawing styles reading this? :p
Majd
Quote from user: ScroogerelloThanks for the link! That sure is very intetesting! But are you sure that's the character on the tree? Their clothing is quite different, and I think that especially the style in which they're drawn isn't too similar. Any experts on Goofy-relatives or Mickey-stories' drawing styles reading this? :p
yeah,if we see there is a big difference but we could relate that to different styles of drawning like you said and the drawner needs to make clear for us to believe that was just a disguised dingo and the real caracter was never interpreted like it was said on the link :)
Majd
Oh, and i saw that the same picture used for Stanley (dingo's father) is the picture used for Amos in your tree so i think that the guy in the link is colonel dingo
Robb_K
I don't think that character is of French origin. Therefore, the "Dingo" portion isn't the original name. I think his real name was "Grandpa MacGoof". The art looks like Bill Wright's style. I think it comes from a Christmas story from the late 1940s from the Firestone giveaways or the 1949, 1950 or 1951 "Christmas Parade". I'm sure I have the story in some '40s or beginning of the '50s comic book.
Scroogerello
Thanks a lot for the information, Rob! I think I'll just have to search on the INDUCKS for such a story. Do you think a story of such age can still be bought on the web for a reasonable price?
BTW, I found out who the creator of the above shown tree is. His name is Adrien Miqueu (hasn't he been on this forum once?).
Another thing that I wanted to mention is this Gottfredson story from 1961: http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=YM+61-09-14 . It does show 'GO's grandfather' according to INDUCKS, but there are no scans to be found. It was reprinted quite recently (2010) in an Italian book (http://coa.inducks.org/issue.php?c=it/CAT++20#nl). Does anyone here have accessibility to that issue?
Sirtao
If you add all the relatives Goofy has in the Italian comics, you'd never end(there is basically one new Great Great Great Grandfather\Uncle every other story).
And I'm not sure the Ding* Dingos were ever stated being Goofy's relatives in the Italian comic.
Also, the chart lacks Giada as Indiana Pipp's romantic interest
Mr. M
Man, of all the potential Goofy's girfriend, that Stella chick sure looks pretty... From what story is she?
Robb_K
Quote from user: ScroogerelloThanks a lot for the information, Rob! I think I'll just have to search on the INDUCKS for such a story. Do you think a story of such age can still be bought on the web for a reasonable price?
BTW, I found out who the creator of the above shown tree is. His name is Adrien Miqueu (hasn't he been on this forum once?).
Another thing that I wanted to mention is this Gottfredson story from 1961: http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=YM+61-09-14 . It does show 'GO's grandfather' according to INDUCKS, but there are no scans to be found. It was reprinted quite recently (2010) in an Italian book (http://coa.inducks.org/issue.php?c=it/CAT++20#nl). Does anyone here have accessibility to that issue?

I think you could get a US 1949-52 Christmas Parade in non-mint condition for a reasonably low price, and the same for Firestone Christmas books in not-so-good condition.
FAa
Goofy's great-grandfather (not grandfather) from YM 61-09-14:
Robb_K
Quote from user: FAaGoofy's great-grandfather (not grandfather) from YM 61-09-14:


This art looks like Bill Wright inking Gottfredson's pencils (e.g. from Mickey Mouse newspaper strip). But, the panel from the Dingo Family Tree looks like only Wright inking over his own pencils (which was only done for Western Publishing comic book stories.
Scroogerello
Thanks for sharing, FAa! Man, if that's Goofys GREAT-grandfather (and therefore the great-great grandfather of those nephews Goofy had in the classic comics), he must be extremely old! However, he definately looks like he's been around for a couple of centuries! :D Brilliantly drawn!
Scroogerello
Something else that i found interesting: Mickey's great-grandpa is still around as well. He visited Mickey in http://coa.inducks.org/character.php?c=Albemarle+Mouse .
Majd
Quote from user: Mr. MMan, of all the potential Goofy's girfriend, that Stella chick sure looks pretty... From what story is she?
Here you go Goofy's girlfriend Stella Stardust first drawned by Peter Hardfeld in 2004 for Valentine . i have the story in french so the title is : Un conte de Fée Dingo
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