Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a notably good Donald Duck comic store in paris? Not sure if this is a stupid question.
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Odinmamo
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 1 -
2013-09-05 at 17:46:59
Cacou
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 2 -
2013-09-07 at 08:45:46
There were, but they closed as far as I know. I guess most people use internet nowadays to buy stuff.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
Robb_K
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 3 -
2013-09-07 at 16:02:21
Quote from user: cacouThere were, but they closed as far as I know. I guess most people use internet nowadays to buy stuff.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
Robb_K
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 4 -
2013-09-07 at 16:13:02
Quote from user: Roger NorthI wouldn't know because I don't live in Paris.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 5 -
2013-09-07 at 18:36:22
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: Roger NorthI wouldn't know because I don't live in Paris.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
Chill out. Yeah, if everyone did it it would be a problem, but they didn't. Rogers post didn't really harm anyone.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
Chill out. Yeah, if everyone did it it would be a problem, but they didn't. Rogers post didn't really harm anyone.
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 6 -
2013-09-07 at 19:17:07
Quote from user: Gooey98Why don't we all just delete our posts about posting stupid things? You can delete your own post, right? Wait...but then I would have to delete this post...and then no one would see it...hmmm...
Haha.
This is actually probably the first thing resembling an argument I've been in on here, Gooey. Normally we just sort of chill.
Haha.
This is actually probably the first thing resembling an argument I've been in on here, Gooey. Normally we just sort of chill.
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 7 -
2013-09-07 at 19:18:07
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: cacouThere were, but they closed as far as I know. I guess most people use internet nowadays to buy stuff.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
Robb_K
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 8 -
2013-09-07 at 20:03:32
I understand that my post is off topic. But, it was done, not as a criticism, nor in an unfriendly manner. I simply hope that it will get Roger to think about such posts, and try to avoid making them in the future. It's not as if this is an isolated incident. Often, when a poster asks if anyone has read a given story, he posts that he has not.
I also know that it is rude to talk about someone in front of them. So I say to you, Roger, I mean no disrespect, and I am glad that you are a member of this forum, especially when you are telling us about Disney publications and your opinions on stories. If you want to comment on not having a particular book or story, tell us you don't have it, and so you hope that someone else on the thread will give us information about it, or describe it, and give his or her opinions as to its qualities. Just telling us you don't have a book or never read it, out of context, is the same as telling us that you walked on the sidewalk yesterday, or that you dwell in USA. We already KNEW that you don't live in Paris France, and we'd have been hard pressed to find any sane person willing to put money on a bet that you could tell us which comic book stores, antiquariats or book shops in Paris, France, sell a decent variety of Disney Comics.
If you had wanted to contribute to the thread, or try to stimulate conversation with fellow Disney Comics fans that could come back to you, later, you could have stated your case thusly: "I don't know where one can find Disney Comics in Paris, but I hope someone else will tell us, because I am very interested, as I plan to visit there some day, and would like to buy some samples of the different French magazines". But, you have already made it clear that you would NOT be interested in swapping (trading) for any French-language magazines, as you "don't speak or read French".
But, I hope that you get the idea of the point I'm trying to make.
I also know that it is rude to talk about someone in front of them. So I say to you, Roger, I mean no disrespect, and I am glad that you are a member of this forum, especially when you are telling us about Disney publications and your opinions on stories. If you want to comment on not having a particular book or story, tell us you don't have it, and so you hope that someone else on the thread will give us information about it, or describe it, and give his or her opinions as to its qualities. Just telling us you don't have a book or never read it, out of context, is the same as telling us that you walked on the sidewalk yesterday, or that you dwell in USA. We already KNEW that you don't live in Paris France, and we'd have been hard pressed to find any sane person willing to put money on a bet that you could tell us which comic book stores, antiquariats or book shops in Paris, France, sell a decent variety of Disney Comics.
If you had wanted to contribute to the thread, or try to stimulate conversation with fellow Disney Comics fans that could come back to you, later, you could have stated your case thusly: "I don't know where one can find Disney Comics in Paris, but I hope someone else will tell us, because I am very interested, as I plan to visit there some day, and would like to buy some samples of the different French magazines". But, you have already made it clear that you would NOT be interested in swapping (trading) for any French-language magazines, as you "don't speak or read French".
But, I hope that you get the idea of the point I'm trying to make.
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 9 -
2013-09-07 at 20:42:21
Quote from user: Robb_KI understand that my post is off topic. But, it was done, not as a criticism, nor in an unfriendly manner. I simply hope that it will get Roger to think about such posts, and try to avoid making them in the future. It's not as if this is an isolated incident. Often, when a poster asks if anyone has read it, he posts that he has not.
I also know that it is rude to talk about someon in front of them. So I say to you, Roger, I mean no disrespect, and I am glad that you are a member of this forum, especially when you are telling us about Disney publications and your opinions on stories. If you want to comment on not having a particular book or story, tell us you don't have it, and so you hope that someone else on the thread will give us information about it, or describe it, and give his or her opinions as to its qualities. Just telling us you don't have a book or never read it out of context is the same as telling us that you walked on the sidewalk yesterday, or that you dwell in USA. We already KNEW that you don't live in Paris France, and we'd have been hard pressed to find any sane person willing to put money on a bet that you could tell us which comic book stores, antiquariats or book shops in Paris, France, sell a decent variety of Disney Comics.
If you had wanted to contribute to the thread, or try to stimulate conversation with fellow Disney Comics fans that could come back to you, later, you could have stated your case thusly: "I don't know where one can find Disney Comics in Paris, but I hope someone else will tell us, because I am very interested, as I plan to visit there some day, and would like to buy some samples of the different French magazines". But, you have already made it clear that you would NOT be interested in swapping (trading) for any French-language magazines, as you "don't speak or read French".
But, I hope that you get the idea of the point I'm trying to make.
Thanks for giving the detailed clarification.
I shall repeat my question- You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I also know that it is rude to talk about someon in front of them. So I say to you, Roger, I mean no disrespect, and I am glad that you are a member of this forum, especially when you are telling us about Disney publications and your opinions on stories. If you want to comment on not having a particular book or story, tell us you don't have it, and so you hope that someone else on the thread will give us information about it, or describe it, and give his or her opinions as to its qualities. Just telling us you don't have a book or never read it out of context is the same as telling us that you walked on the sidewalk yesterday, or that you dwell in USA. We already KNEW that you don't live in Paris France, and we'd have been hard pressed to find any sane person willing to put money on a bet that you could tell us which comic book stores, antiquariats or book shops in Paris, France, sell a decent variety of Disney Comics.
If you had wanted to contribute to the thread, or try to stimulate conversation with fellow Disney Comics fans that could come back to you, later, you could have stated your case thusly: "I don't know where one can find Disney Comics in Paris, but I hope someone else will tell us, because I am very interested, as I plan to visit there some day, and would like to buy some samples of the different French magazines". But, you have already made it clear that you would NOT be interested in swapping (trading) for any French-language magazines, as you "don't speak or read French".
But, I hope that you get the idea of the point I'm trying to make.
Thanks for giving the detailed clarification.
I shall repeat my question- You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
Robb_K
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 10 -
2013-09-07 at 21:17:07
Quote from user: AzureBlueQuote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: cacouThere were, but they closed as far as I know. I guess most people use internet nowadays to buy stuff.
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - Journal de Mickey (FJM) 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géant 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
You'll find recent Disney comics (magazines) everywhere; graphic novels published by Glenat in many places (Gibert, Fnac). For old second-hand comics, there are very few places, with only a small amount of comics (that I know): Boulinier in Saint Michel, Aapoum-Bapoum nearby.
For very old comics for collectors, you can go to Lutece if it still exists.
I want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - Journal de Mickey (FJM) 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géant 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 11 -
2013-09-07 at 22:06:34
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: AzureBlueQuote from user: Robb_KI want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
You have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
Robb_K
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 12 -
2013-09-07 at 22:20:18
Quote from user: AzureBlueQuote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: AzureBlueYou have printed stories? I didn't know this.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
Sorry, I forgot to write that FJM is the code for "Journal de Mickey". I have lots of duplicate Dutch and Danish comics. But I have little time to look over comics sales lists, and have given up looking in Belgian and French shops for 2nd hand issues. So, if you can track down French printings of mine, I will swap you 3 Dutch or Danish comics for each of the French ones you find for me (and I'll draw you some personal drawings of Disney characters as well, if you'd like that.
What issues of the Geants are you in?
I see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
Sorry, I forgot to write that FJM is the code for "Journal de Mickey". I have lots of duplicate Dutch and Danish comics. But I have little time to look over comics sales lists, and have given up looking in Belgian and French shops for 2nd hand issues. So, if you can track down French printings of mine, I will swap you 3 Dutch or Danish comics for each of the French ones you find for me (and I'll draw you some personal drawings of Disney characters as well, if you'd like that.
Cacou
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 13 -
2013-09-08 at 11:05:07
Quote from user: Robb_KI want to get all my own printed stories in French language. But many of them were printed in Journal de Mickey. And so, they are virtually impossible to find 2nd hand. I have been able to gather a few Super Picsou Geant and Mickey parade. But the 2nd Hand market for Disney Comics in france and Belgium is almost non-existent, other than for Picsou (and that is very small in comparison to the Franco-Belgian style comics.
Yes, second hand Disney comics are very difficult to find.
You can find comics in brocantes (street second hand markets) but not easily. At the one in Lille I had to walk several kilometers to find just a few. Often, you will only find very recent comics.
Another solution is to check for "petites annonces" on websites such as leboncoin. You will save on shipments and will be able to buy comics at relatively cheap prices - and check that the condition is OK before buying them. But - sometimes you only loose your time as the condition is not what you expected. Ebay of course remains a viable but maybe also more expensive solution.
Yes, second hand Disney comics are very difficult to find.
You can find comics in brocantes (street second hand markets) but not easily. At the one in Lille I had to walk several kilometers to find just a few. Often, you will only find very recent comics.
Another solution is to check for "petites annonces" on websites such as leboncoin. You will save on shipments and will be able to buy comics at relatively cheap prices - and check that the condition is OK before buying them. But - sometimes you only loose your time as the condition is not what you expected. Ebay of course remains a viable but maybe also more expensive solution.
Roger North
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 14 -
2013-09-08 at 12:28:02
Quote from user: AzureBlueQuote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: Roger NorthI wouldn't know because I don't live in Paris.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
Chill out. Yeah, if everyone did it it would be a problem, but they didn't. Rogers post didn't really harm anyone.
Thank you for sticking for me Azure Blue.
Roger. Think about this postulation: What if all 1000 of us non-French Forum members each submitted a post on this thread stating that "we do not live in Paris, so we cannot answer the question"? The question did NOT ask which people CANNOT answer the question. How does your post help the original poster? All it does is add an extra post that everyone has to wade through to get to relevant posts. Please do not inform us whenever you can't answer a question or whenever you don't have so and so book, or haven't read so and so story. Your lack of submitting such posts will tell us , automatically, by their absence, that you can't contribute useful information on that subject. There is no room on any forum for everyone to inform each other about ALL the places we each DON'T live, or all the books we DON'T have, or all the stories we've NEVER READ.
Chill out. Yeah, if everyone did it it would be a problem, but they didn't. Rogers post didn't really harm anyone.
Thank you for sticking for me Azure Blue.
AzureBlue
Paris - Any Donald Duck comics?
Message 15 -
2013-09-08 at 15:42:35
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: AzureBlueQuote from user: Robb_KI see that you are currently in USA. Do you collect French Disney Comics?
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
Sorry, I forgot to write that FJM is the code for "Journal de Mickey". I have lots of duplicate Dutch and Danish comics. But I have little time to look over comics sales lists, and have given up looking in Belgian and French shops for 2nd hand issues. So, if you can track down French printings of mine, I will swap you 3 Dutch or Danish comics for each of the French ones you find for me (and I'll draw you some personal drawings of Disney characters as well, if you'd like that.
Its certainly a good offer, and I would take it, especially with your drawings included, if only I could read Dutch or Danish.
But if I find any of your French printings for cheap I may still take it up. I'm not sure.
The following are my French printings to date (as of COA):
D 90171 - DD - "Something Amiss in the Mess" - Picsou 265
D 90186 - GG - "Don't Blame The Egg" - Super Picsou Géqnt (SPG) 72
D 90249 - DD - "Great Ski Race" - FJM 2172 and FJM Album 160
D 91103 - US - "In A Giving Mood" - SPG 63
D 91334 - US - "The Pecking Order" - SPG 75
D 91338 - DD - "Just Reward" - FJM 2377 and FJM Album 179
D 91346 - DD - "For The Birds" - SPG 69
D 91347 - DD - "Enthusiastic Gardeners" - Mickey Parade Géqnt 186 and Mickey Parade Album C 32
D 91362 - DD - "The Punctual Duck" - FJM 2308 and FJM Album 173
D 91362 - DD - "The Boomerang Expert" - SPG 87
D 92393 - DD - "The Overtuned Guitar" - SPG 79
D 93203 - GG - "The Ineffective Strategy" - SPG 97
D 93223 - DD - "The Wrong Sales Goods" - SPG 70
H 94152 - DD - "Nanook The Husky" - FJM 3112
All but one of my French printed stories came from Egmont. Finally, they have used one of my Dutch Disney stories (the last), in 2012. Of course, I have many, many more printed stories in other countries (most in The Netherlands, the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Finland. i collect (want) at least one of ALL my printings in the Dutch, US, British, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, German, Finnish, French, Spanish and Italian comics, and also a few representative magazines with my printings from other countries. I have all my printings from the Netherlands (from my publisher) most from Denmark (publisher), and most from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany (from friends). I have several from USA, and Italy, a few from France and India, one each from Israel, Indonesia, and Latvia.
The full list of my Disney stories and covers is shown on COA under "Creators" and then, "Rob Klein". Here is a link to my index's first page: http://coa.inducks.org/creator.php?c1=date&c=RKl
I recently began to learn French, and I own a couple of French Disney comics (one which Matilda so kindly gave me!). I'm probably going to start getting some Picsou Geants and Mickey Parade, as they can be an affordable way to get some good stories never published over here.
I do have one of your stories, The Greatest Hoax of All Time, in WDC 691. It's been a while since I read it but I do seem to recall enjoying it, I'll reread it again soon and let you know what I think.
Thanks for the info on the stories! If I do enjoy the Greatest Hoax as much as I think I did the first time around, I may get a few of yours in French. Considering the issues are chock-full of other stuff anyway, it wouldn't really be a loss in any scenario.
Sorry, I forgot to write that FJM is the code for "Journal de Mickey". I have lots of duplicate Dutch and Danish comics. But I have little time to look over comics sales lists, and have given up looking in Belgian and French shops for 2nd hand issues. So, if you can track down French printings of mine, I will swap you 3 Dutch or Danish comics for each of the French ones you find for me (and I'll draw you some personal drawings of Disney characters as well, if you'd like that.
Its certainly a good offer, and I would take it, especially with your drawings included, if only I could read Dutch or Danish.
But if I find any of your French printings for cheap I may still take it up. I'm not sure.
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