Quote from user: SigvaldI think that Marco Rota and Arild Midthun are two artist that could be added to your list.
I have seen work by Rota, but not sure who Arild Midthun is. I don't think I've read anything by that artist. Ben Verhagen and Volker Reiche are two more names I left out. But we're getting off topic. I am especially fond of Van Horn's run of stories from Gladstone's DuckTales comic.
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Topic: William Van Horn
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Debbie
William Van Horn
Message 196 -
2013-09-06 at 20:21:04
AzureBlue
William Van Horn
Message 197 -
2013-09-06 at 21:39:30
Quote from user: DebbieQuote from user: SigvaldI think that Marco Rota and Arild Midthun are two artist that could be added to your list.
I have seen work by Rota, but not sure who Arild Midthun is. I don't think I've read anything by that artist. Ben Verhagen and Volker Reiche are two more names I left out. But we're getting off topic. I am especially fond of Van Horn's run of stories from Gladstone's DuckTales comic.
I never really followed the Ducktales comics, so the only two I can think of that I've read by him with the Ducktales Label are Flights of Fancy and Sky-High Hijinks
I have seen work by Rota, but not sure who Arild Midthun is. I don't think I've read anything by that artist. Ben Verhagen and Volker Reiche are two more names I left out. But we're getting off topic. I am especially fond of Van Horn's run of stories from Gladstone's DuckTales comic.
I never really followed the Ducktales comics, so the only two I can think of that I've read by him with the Ducktales Label are Flights of Fancy and Sky-High Hijinks
GeoX
William Van Horn
Message 198 -
2013-09-06 at 23:21:06
I think "Sky-High Hijinks" is his best Ducktales story, though it was written by John Lustig if memory serves. Personally--I've probably mentioned this somewhere before--it's really, really disappointing to me that he gave up doing long stories. The likes of "No Room for Human Error" and "The Hauntland Treasure" are just awesome, never mind "The Black Moon" with its "holy shit, he was really able to DO that?" ending.
Roger North
William Van Horn
Message 199 -
2013-09-07 at 02:50:54
My Favorite William Van Horn stories include Donald Duck in The Ghost of Kamikaze Ridge, Duck Tales in The Billion Bean Stampede, and Uncle Scrooge in Horsing Around With History.
Gerd Syllwasschy
William Van Horn
Message 200 -
2014-02-25 at 15:46:32
John Lustig will irregularly present samples of Bill's unpublished work on his Last Kiss website.
For starters, here's an excerpt from the short-story collection The Woes Garden.
For starters, here's an excerpt from the short-story collection The Woes Garden.