My American Disney comic books are mainly a nearly complete Carl Barks first edition collection (missing the Kites giveaway) 1942-1969 but also a complete Barks reprint collection from the Carl Barks Library in Color (which sadly though evidently did not include every story, such as Donald's Grandma Duck from Vacation Parade 1 1950).
Furthermore I have all longer Paul Murry-drawn Mickey Mouse stories in first editions from the 1950´s and similarly all longer Tony Strobl-drawn Donald Duck stories in first editions from the 1950's and some newer Murry stories also including his long Phantom Plot stories. Some of these of course are printed in comic books included in the Barks collection.
Boys' and Girls' March of Comics Giveaways 4, 20, 27, 41
Cheerios Premiums Set X1 Donald Duck, Counterspy. Set Y1 Donald Duck´s Atom Bomb
Christmas in Disneyland 1957
Daisy Duck´s Diary Four Color 948, 1055, 1150
Dell Giant 22, 30, 33, 35, 38, 47, 49, 53, 55
Dell One-Shots Gyro Gearloose 01329-207
Disneyland Birthday Party 1
Donald Duck Four Color 9, 29, 62, 108, 147, 159, 178, 189, 199, 203, 223, 238, 256, 263, 275, 282, 300, 308, 318, 328, 339, 367, 379, 394, 408, 422, 1051, 1109
Donald Duck 26-85, 86, 88, 89, 93-95, 97, 100, 101, 103, 105, 106, 111, 126
Duck Album Four Color 353, 450, 586, 686, 726, 840, 995, 1099, 1140, 1182, 1239
Donald Duck in Disneyland 1 1955
Donald and Mickey in Disneyland 1 1958
Donald Duck Album 1 1963
Donald Duck Beach Party 1-6
Firestone Giveaway (Donald and Mickey Merry Christmas) 1945-1949
Four Color 19, 92, 129, 208, 814
Goofy Four Color 747, 899, 952
Grandma Duck´s Farm Friends Four Color 1010, 1073, 1161
Gyro Gearloose Four Color 1047, 1095, 1184, 1267
Junior Woodchucks 1 1966
Mickey Mouse Club Parade 1
Mickey Mouse Four Color 27, 116, 141, 157, 170, 181, 194, 214, 231, 248, 261, 268, 279, 286, 296, 304, 313, 325, 334, 343, 352, 362, 371, 387,401, 427, 411
Mickey Mouse 28-36, 38-61, 64-70, 72-77, 80, 82, 92, 93, 119-122, 124
Mickey Mouse Album Four Color 1057
Mickey Mouse in Frontierland 1 1956
Mickey Mouse Magazine third series 1940 july, august
Mickey Mouse Surprise Party 1 1968
One Shots Color comics first series 13
Pluto Four Color 941
Phantom Blot 1-7
Picnic Party 6-8
Scamp 6
Silly Simphonies 1, 2, 7
Super Goof 1, 9
The Adventures of Uncle Scrooge McDuck in Color 1-56
The Fine Art of Walt Disney´s Donald Duck 1 1981
The Carl Barks Library of 1940's Donald Duck Christmas Giveaways in Color
The Carl Barks Library of Donald Duck Adventures in Color 1-25
The Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose Comics and Fillers in Color 1-6
The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories in Color 1-51
The Carl Barks Library of Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge One Pagers in Color
Uncle Scrooge 4-71
Uncle Scrooge and Money 1966
Uncle Scrooge goes to Disneyland 1 (Dell)
Vacation in Disneyland 1 1958
Vacation in Disneyland Four Color 1025
Walt Disney´s Christmas Parade 1-4, 6-9, Dell Giant 26
Walt Disney´s Comics & Stories 3-5, 7-12, 16, 31-36, 38-114, 117, 124-292, 294-298, 301, 303, 304, 306-310, 312, 313-316, 319, 321, 322, 324, 326, 328, 329, 331, 332, 334, 341, 351, 352
Walt Disney´s Comics Digest 5
Walt Disney´s Summer Fun Dell Giant 2
Walt Disney´s Uncle Scrooge McDuck His Life and Times by Carl Barks 1 1981
Walt Disney`s Vacation Parade 1, 2 1950
Whitman Children Books 845 D.D. and the Boys 1948
I also have some newer WDC&S etc not included here with Daan Jippes and Don Rosa stories.
I also have a near complete Carl Barks Benny Burry Barney Bear first editions collection not included here.
Before I also had a complete Swedish NM or better Disney comics collection 1948-1968 but now I only keep a complete reading collection in less grade 1950-1968 consisting of some 700 comic books but just for reference since I prefer my American comic books in the original language.
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Topic: What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
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Runner
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 91 -
2012-09-12 at 16:55:48
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 92 -
2012-09-12 at 19:21:14
That is a collection I'm jealous of. Amazing. I should put up my US comics collection here some time, just for posterity (eh, that's what this topic is for). But right now, I feel more like watching a DVD of Doctor Who.
Roger North
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 93 -
2012-09-12 at 19:37:23
That is quite a collection you have Runner.
Runner
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 94 -
2012-09-12 at 19:46:00
The American collection was mainly built around 1973-1977 when I put some hundred different orders to dozens of comic book dealers in the USA who were advertising in The Buyer´s Guide etc.
Nowadays it should be a lot easier, but more expensive, to purchase such a collection through the internet.
Nowadays it should be a lot easier, but more expensive, to purchase such a collection through the internet.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 95 -
2012-09-13 at 14:21:58
My US Disney/Comics Collection:
Barks/Rosa Collection (Gemstone) 1
The Big Book of Carl Barks' Barney Bear (IDW)
Big Little Books 2020, 5756 (Whitman)
Carl Barks Library (Another Rainbow) III
Carl Barks Library (Gladstone)
-of Donald Duck Adventures 10, 18
-of Uncle Scrooge One-Pagers 2
-of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 2, 51
-of 1940s Christmas Giveaways
Carl Barks Library (Fantagraphics) Lost in the Andes, Only A Poor Old Man
Christmas Parade (Gemstone) 5
Comics in 3-D (Disney)
Donald Duck 179, 180, 205, 261, 283, 286, 295, 300, 305, 339
Donald Duck Adventures (Gladstone) 5, 18
Donald Duck Adventures (Disney) 1, 22, 34, 37
Donald Duck: The Case of the Missing Mummy (Gemstone)
Four Color (Dell) 339
Four Color Adventures (Boom)
Floyd Gottfredson Library (Fantagraphics) 1930-1931, 1932-1933, 1934-1935
Gladstone Comic Album (Gladstone) 6
The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck (Gemstone)
-Companion
Mickey and the Gang (Gemstone)
Mickey Mouse Adventures (Gemstone) 1
The Mickey Mouse Club Book (Hyperion)
Mickey Mouse Surprise Party (Gold Key)
Mickey Mouse and the Orbiting Nightmare (Boom)
Penny Pincher (Gladstone) 2, 3
Uncle Scrooge 11, 235, 250, 263, 279, 295, 300, 302, 326, 340, 341, 345, 350, 362, 373, 377, 380, 383
Uncle Scrooge Adventures (Gladstone) 33
Vacation Parade (Gemstone) 2
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 112, 467, 524, 528, 547, 575, 580, 585, 600, 602, 674, 675, 681
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Archives (Boom)
Walt Disney Treasures (Gemstone) 1,2
Walt Disney Treasures (DVD) Tomorrowland
Walt Disney Treasury (Boom) 1
Barks/Rosa Collection (Gemstone) 1
The Big Book of Carl Barks' Barney Bear (IDW)
Big Little Books 2020, 5756 (Whitman)
Carl Barks Library (Another Rainbow) III
Carl Barks Library (Gladstone)
-of Donald Duck Adventures 10, 18
-of Uncle Scrooge One-Pagers 2
-of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 2, 51
-of 1940s Christmas Giveaways
Carl Barks Library (Fantagraphics) Lost in the Andes, Only A Poor Old Man
Christmas Parade (Gemstone) 5
Comics in 3-D (Disney)
Donald Duck 179, 180, 205, 261, 283, 286, 295, 300, 305, 339
Donald Duck Adventures (Gladstone) 5, 18
Donald Duck Adventures (Disney) 1, 22, 34, 37
Donald Duck: The Case of the Missing Mummy (Gemstone)
Four Color (Dell) 339
Four Color Adventures (Boom)
Floyd Gottfredson Library (Fantagraphics) 1930-1931, 1932-1933, 1934-1935
Gladstone Comic Album (Gladstone) 6
The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck (Gemstone)
-Companion
Mickey and the Gang (Gemstone)
Mickey Mouse Adventures (Gemstone) 1
The Mickey Mouse Club Book (Hyperion)
Mickey Mouse Surprise Party (Gold Key)
Mickey Mouse and the Orbiting Nightmare (Boom)
Penny Pincher (Gladstone) 2, 3
Uncle Scrooge 11, 235, 250, 263, 279, 295, 300, 302, 326, 340, 341, 345, 350, 362, 373, 377, 380, 383
Uncle Scrooge Adventures (Gladstone) 33
Vacation Parade (Gemstone) 2
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 112, 467, 524, 528, 547, 575, 580, 585, 600, 602, 674, 675, 681
Walt Disney's Comics and Stories Archives (Boom)
Walt Disney Treasures (Gemstone) 1,2
Walt Disney Treasures (DVD) Tomorrowland
Walt Disney Treasury (Boom) 1
Roger North
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 96 -
2012-09-13 at 23:46:22
That's quite a collection you have Dutch.
Thogru
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 97 -
2012-09-20 at 21:50:10
This is my collection of american Disney Comics.
Main titles, produced by different publishers:
Walt Disney´s Comics and Stories: # 511-720
Donald Duck/Donald Duck and Friends: # 26-100, 246-367
Uncle Scrooge: # 210-404
Mickey Mouse/Mickey Mouse and Friends): # 219-309
Gladstone (both runs):
Uncle Scrooge Goes to Disneyland
Disneyland Birthday Party
Donald Duck Digest: #1-5
Walt Disney´s Comics Digest: # 1-7
Uncle Scrooge Digest: # 1-5
Mickey Mouse Digest: # 1-5
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-48
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: # 1-54
Mickey & Donald/Donald & Mickey: #1-30
DuckTales: # 1-13
Walt Disney´s Christmas: # 1-2
The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio
Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse: # 1-7
Walt Disney Giant: # 1-7
Penny Pincher: # 1-4
Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck: # 1-2
The Adventurous Uncle Scrooge McDuck: # 1-2
Disney Comics:
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-38
Mickey Mouse Adventures: # 1-18
Goofy Adventures: # 1-17
DuckTales: # 1-18
Chip ´n´Dale Rescue Rangers: # 1-19
Roger Rabbit: # 1-18
TaleSpin Limited Series: # 1-4
Spring Fever: # 1-2
TaleSpin: # 1-7
Summer Fun: # 1
Junior Woodchucks: # 1-4
Roger Rabbit´s Toontown: # 1-5
Sebastian: # 1-2
Autumn Adventures: # 1-2
Darkwing Duck: # 1-4
Holiday Parade: # 1-2
Disney´s Comics in 3-D: # 1
Roger Rabbit in 3-D: # 1
Disney´s New Adventures of the Beauty and the Beast: # 1-2
Donald and Scrooge: # 1-3
The Little Mermaid: # 1-4
The Return of Aladdin: # 1-2
Gemstone:
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-21
Walt Disney´s Christmas Parade: # 1-5
Mickey Mouse Adventures: # 1-12
Walt Disney´s Vacation Parade: # 1-5
Mickey-Donald-Goofy: The Three Musketeers
Mickey´s Twice Upon a Christmas
World of the Dragonlords
Donald Duck Ashcan: # 1-4
Mickey Mouse and Blotman: # 1-2
Mickey and the Gang
Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge
Carl Bark´s Greatest DuckTales Stories: # 1-2
Walt Disney Treasures: # 1-2
Walt Disney´s Spring Fever: # 1-2
Barks/Rosa Collection: # 1-3
Donald Duck - The Case of the Missing Mummy
Donald Duck Family - The Daan Jippes Collection: # 1
Boom:
The Incredibles - Family Matters: # 1-4
The Incredibles: # 0-15
Cars - The Rookie: # 1-4
Cars - Radiator Springs: # 1-4
Cars: # 0-7
Cars - The Adventures of Tow Mater: # 1-4
Toy Story - The Mysterious Stranger: # 1-4
Toy Story: # 0-7
Toy Story - Tales from the Toy Chest: # 1-4
Finding Nemo - Reef Rescue: 1-4
Finding Nemo: # 1-4
Monsters Inc. Laugh Factory: # 1-4
Wall-E: # 0-7
Walt Disney´s Christmas Classics
Wizards of Mickey: # 1-8
Walt Disney´s Valentine´s Classic
Mickey Mouse Classics
Disney´s Hero Squad: # 1-8
Donald Duck Classic: Quack Up
Darkwing Duck: # 1-18
Darkwing Duck Annual: # 1
Chip´n´Dale Rescue Rangers: # 1-8
Walt Disney Treasury: Donald Duck: # 1-2
Walt Disney´s Comics and Stories Archives: # 1
DuckTales: # 1-6
Uncle Scrooge: The Mysterious Stone Ray & Cash Flow
Disney´s Four Color Adventures: # 1
Marvel:
Disney Primer
Disney´s Beauty and the Beast: # 1-13
Disney´s The Little Mermaid: # 1-12
Disney´s Aladdin: # 1-11
Disney Afternoon: # 1-10
Disney Comic Hits: # 1-16
Disney/Pixar/Muppets Presents: # 1-8
Toy Story: # 1-4
Gold Key/Whitman:
The Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge: # 1-12
Fantagraphics:
Floyd Gottfredson Library: # 1-2
Complete Barks Library: #1-2
Main titles, produced by different publishers:
Walt Disney´s Comics and Stories: # 511-720
Donald Duck/Donald Duck and Friends: # 26-100, 246-367
Uncle Scrooge: # 210-404
Mickey Mouse/Mickey Mouse and Friends): # 219-309
Gladstone (both runs):
Uncle Scrooge Goes to Disneyland
Disneyland Birthday Party
Donald Duck Digest: #1-5
Walt Disney´s Comics Digest: # 1-7
Uncle Scrooge Digest: # 1-5
Mickey Mouse Digest: # 1-5
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-48
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: # 1-54
Mickey & Donald/Donald & Mickey: #1-30
DuckTales: # 1-13
Walt Disney´s Christmas: # 1-2
The Wonderful Adventures of Pinocchio
Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse: # 1-7
Walt Disney Giant: # 1-7
Penny Pincher: # 1-4
Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck: # 1-2
The Adventurous Uncle Scrooge McDuck: # 1-2
Disney Comics:
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-38
Mickey Mouse Adventures: # 1-18
Goofy Adventures: # 1-17
DuckTales: # 1-18
Chip ´n´Dale Rescue Rangers: # 1-19
Roger Rabbit: # 1-18
TaleSpin Limited Series: # 1-4
Spring Fever: # 1-2
TaleSpin: # 1-7
Summer Fun: # 1
Junior Woodchucks: # 1-4
Roger Rabbit´s Toontown: # 1-5
Sebastian: # 1-2
Autumn Adventures: # 1-2
Darkwing Duck: # 1-4
Holiday Parade: # 1-2
Disney´s Comics in 3-D: # 1
Roger Rabbit in 3-D: # 1
Disney´s New Adventures of the Beauty and the Beast: # 1-2
Donald and Scrooge: # 1-3
The Little Mermaid: # 1-4
The Return of Aladdin: # 1-2
Gemstone:
Donald Duck Adventures: # 1-21
Walt Disney´s Christmas Parade: # 1-5
Mickey Mouse Adventures: # 1-12
Walt Disney´s Vacation Parade: # 1-5
Mickey-Donald-Goofy: The Three Musketeers
Mickey´s Twice Upon a Christmas
World of the Dragonlords
Donald Duck Ashcan: # 1-4
Mickey Mouse and Blotman: # 1-2
Mickey and the Gang
Donald Duck and Uncle Scrooge
Carl Bark´s Greatest DuckTales Stories: # 1-2
Walt Disney Treasures: # 1-2
Walt Disney´s Spring Fever: # 1-2
Barks/Rosa Collection: # 1-3
Donald Duck - The Case of the Missing Mummy
Donald Duck Family - The Daan Jippes Collection: # 1
Boom:
The Incredibles - Family Matters: # 1-4
The Incredibles: # 0-15
Cars - The Rookie: # 1-4
Cars - Radiator Springs: # 1-4
Cars: # 0-7
Cars - The Adventures of Tow Mater: # 1-4
Toy Story - The Mysterious Stranger: # 1-4
Toy Story: # 0-7
Toy Story - Tales from the Toy Chest: # 1-4
Finding Nemo - Reef Rescue: 1-4
Finding Nemo: # 1-4
Monsters Inc. Laugh Factory: # 1-4
Wall-E: # 0-7
Walt Disney´s Christmas Classics
Wizards of Mickey: # 1-8
Walt Disney´s Valentine´s Classic
Mickey Mouse Classics
Disney´s Hero Squad: # 1-8
Donald Duck Classic: Quack Up
Darkwing Duck: # 1-18
Darkwing Duck Annual: # 1
Chip´n´Dale Rescue Rangers: # 1-8
Walt Disney Treasury: Donald Duck: # 1-2
Walt Disney´s Comics and Stories Archives: # 1
DuckTales: # 1-6
Uncle Scrooge: The Mysterious Stone Ray & Cash Flow
Disney´s Four Color Adventures: # 1
Marvel:
Disney Primer
Disney´s Beauty and the Beast: # 1-13
Disney´s The Little Mermaid: # 1-12
Disney´s Aladdin: # 1-11
Disney Afternoon: # 1-10
Disney Comic Hits: # 1-16
Disney/Pixar/Muppets Presents: # 1-8
Toy Story: # 1-4
Gold Key/Whitman:
The Beagle Boys vs. Uncle Scrooge: # 1-12
Fantagraphics:
Floyd Gottfredson Library: # 1-2
Complete Barks Library: #1-2
Roger North
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 98 -
2012-09-20 at 23:12:56
That's quite a collection you have thogru. You even have more issues than me.
MustangRockstar
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 99 -
2012-09-27 at 05:07:24
As soon as I get myself better organized and set up my Disney Library in my train room's walk-in closet, I hope to post my collection.
Monochrome
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 100 -
2012-10-13 at 01:35:28
Yay, I was at a pop culture fair not too long ago, and I picked up some more (I think about 10 of them or so) :D Sadly no one had anything other then gold key, which tends to be more expensive, and I don't like the quality as much as the later ones (for obvious reasons). One of the comics I did pick up though I got for really cheap because it was missing a center page, but it was the first one with Magica in it! It's quite interesting to see just how much her and that dime's relationship changed over time.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 101 -
2012-10-21 at 12:42:16
I'm not sure where to put this, but here seems the most appropriate place. I have finally been able to purchase some Boom comics. Don't worry, they're all from the "special 70th half-year anniversary a year too late". My thoughts, and maybe some dead-horse-beating.
On Donald Duck 363: I can't believe how filled "The Saga of Captain Duckburg" is with Barks references. Even the barber chair from the cartoon Modern Inventions is there! Very meta, how the first fan letter came 20 years after the first pay check, the fate of the original art and electroplates, and the resolution with Lost in the Andes. (Actually, I read the story before, in Dutch, but it's much more awesome in English.)
"Somewhere Beyond Nowhere" is fine, but the ending seems forced.
On Donald Duck 365: Pedrocchi's "Special Correspondent" kicks butt. Especially Peter Pig.
On Uncle Scrooge 400: The cover art seems to have been enlarged too much.
"Uncle Scrooge and The Man Who Drew Ducks" is a treat. It's got the original Italian coloring, something unusual in US U$ comics. They inserted the original Barks text in the old comics, and that's great. And the story itself is Cavazzano, so that's almost a given.
"Obsession" is a smart story, that really fleshes Magica's character out.
The authors' musings on 400 issues of Uncle Scrooge were fine, but Warren Spector was given as much space as Jippes, Van Horn, Erickson and Cavazzano together! Seriously?!
On Uncle Scrooge 401: I liked "The Universal Solvent", but all the sound effects seemed to have been computerized. A bit unnecessary and ugly.
On Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 715: "70th Heaven" is still a great story. It's also a different story than the Dutch version, which was very localized. Some plot-relevant things were changed, and even one speech bubble was attributed to somebody else, but on the whole it was necessary to make sense for American reader. The last pages of dialogue deviate completely from the original. In the end, it feels like you've read a different story with the same art. But you need skill to make it flow naturally, and the story succeeded in that. Kudos to Dave Gerstein, that was a tough job you did well. There also one unforgivable gem of a reference in the story, which conveniently sums up my thoughts: "Marvelous! Stupendous! Colossal! Tremendous! Gigantic! Astounding! Unbelieable! Spectacular! Phenomenal! And they're good, too!" I've only starting watching Looney Tunes recently, and "Daffy Duck Goes Hollywood" was one of the twenty or so that I've seen so far, so that left a big impression on me.
The Bad Wolf story is a nice cross-over. It shows that Zeke would eat almost anyone, which is a scary thought.
As a whole: Boom's editorial bits sound like (Tell-Sell channel) ads. Since I'm used to Gladstone's and Disney's and Gladstone's and Gemstone's more 'humble' approach, I am NOT amused.
On Donald Duck 363: I can't believe how filled "The Saga of Captain Duckburg" is with Barks references. Even the barber chair from the cartoon Modern Inventions is there! Very meta, how the first fan letter came 20 years after the first pay check, the fate of the original art and electroplates, and the resolution with Lost in the Andes. (Actually, I read the story before, in Dutch, but it's much more awesome in English.)
"Somewhere Beyond Nowhere" is fine, but the ending seems forced.
On Donald Duck 365: Pedrocchi's "Special Correspondent" kicks butt. Especially Peter Pig.
On Uncle Scrooge 400: The cover art seems to have been enlarged too much.
"Uncle Scrooge and The Man Who Drew Ducks" is a treat. It's got the original Italian coloring, something unusual in US U$ comics. They inserted the original Barks text in the old comics, and that's great. And the story itself is Cavazzano, so that's almost a given.
"Obsession" is a smart story, that really fleshes Magica's character out.
The authors' musings on 400 issues of Uncle Scrooge were fine, but Warren Spector was given as much space as Jippes, Van Horn, Erickson and Cavazzano together! Seriously?!
On Uncle Scrooge 401: I liked "The Universal Solvent", but all the sound effects seemed to have been computerized. A bit unnecessary and ugly.
On Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 715: "70th Heaven" is still a great story. It's also a different story than the Dutch version, which was very localized. Some plot-relevant things were changed, and even one speech bubble was attributed to somebody else, but on the whole it was necessary to make sense for American reader. The last pages of dialogue deviate completely from the original. In the end, it feels like you've read a different story with the same art. But you need skill to make it flow naturally, and the story succeeded in that. Kudos to Dave Gerstein, that was a tough job you did well. There also one unforgivable gem of a reference in the story, which conveniently sums up my thoughts: "Marvelous! Stupendous! Colossal! Tremendous! Gigantic! Astounding! Unbelieable! Spectacular! Phenomenal! And they're good, too!" I've only starting watching Looney Tunes recently, and "Daffy Duck Goes Hollywood" was one of the twenty or so that I've seen so far, so that left a big impression on me.
The Bad Wolf story is a nice cross-over. It shows that Zeke would eat almost anyone, which is a scary thought.
As a whole: Boom's editorial bits sound like (Tell-Sell channel) ads. Since I'm used to Gladstone's and Disney's and Gladstone's and Gemstone's more 'humble' approach, I am NOT amused.
Royromo07
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 102 -
2012-10-31 at 03:36:18
Autumn Adventures:
Disney: 1-2
Carl Barks Library:
Comics & Stories: 1-2,5-14,16-19,21-26,28-34,36-37,39-51
Donald Duck Adventures: 1,3-4,6,18
Gyro Gearloose: 1
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: 4,6-7,9-10,16,22,25,30,43,49
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: Don Rosa: 4
Uncle Scrooge One-Pagers: 1-2
Carl Barks Library Fantagraphics:
Donald Duck:Lost In The Andes(Vol 1)
Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers:
Disney: 1-2
Kaboom: 7
Christmas Parade:
Gold Key: 3-5,9
Gladstone: 1-2
Gemstone: 1-4
Comic Albums:
Gladstone Hard: Books 1-3
Gladstone: 1,2,4-7,10-14,16-25,27 Giant 1-3,5,7
Walt Disney's Comics 1st Appearances
Disney: 1,4
Comics & Stories:
Dell: 161,174,176,202,212-213,220-222,227-229,231,233-234,236,241-242,244,247,253-254,257-263
Gold Key: 268-270,272,274,276-278,280-281,283,287-288,290,294,298,300-301,304,318,323,327,329-332,337,340,343,347-349,352,358,367,374
Whitman/Gold Key: 401,405,407,411,414-415,417,424,426,428,455,457,462-463,466-473,482-484,488,490-497,499-501
Gladstone: 511-516,518-519,521-537,539-546
Disney: 548-552,555,558,561,563-567,569,570,573-576,579,581,583-584
Gladstone(2): 586,588,590,592,594,600-633
Gemstone: 634-698
Kaboom!: 699-703,705,707,710-720
Comics In 3-D
Disney: 1
Comics Penny Pincher:
Gladstone: 1-4
Daisy & Donald:
Gold Key: 8,18
Whitman: Dynabrite
Darkwing Duck:
Kaboom!: 1,5-7,13
TPB: The Ducknight Returns, Crisis On Infinite Darkwings, Campaign Carnage
Dell Giant:
Dell: 52(Dude Ranch)
Digests:
Colossal Comics:
Disney:1
Donald Duck:
Gladstone: 1-2
Mickey Mouse:
Gladstone: 3
Uncle Scrooge:
Gladstone: 1-2
Walt Disney's Comics
Gladstone: 1-2
Disneyland Birthday Party:
Gladstone: 1
Donald & Scrooge
Disney: Don Rosa TPB
Donald Duck:
Dell: 4 Color 263,5,29-30,72
Gold Key: 94,96,102,121,127,136,138,173
Whitman: 155,167,190,194,199-203,227-228,230-231,233-234,238
Dynabrite: No Such Varmint, The Golden Helmet
Gladstone: 246-252,254-257,259-261,263-265,270-272,274,276,278-285,291-305,307
Gemstone: 308-315,317,319-321,323-324,326,329,333-337,339-340,345, The Case Of The Missing Mummy, The Barks/Rosa Collection Volume 3
Kaboom!: 347,361,363-367
Donald Duck Adventures:
Gladstone: 1-31,33-35,37-38,40-44,48
Disney: 1-12,16-19,21,23-38
Gemstone: The Barks/Rosa Collection Volume 2
Donald Duck Album:
Gold Key: 2
Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse:
Gladstone: 1-2,4-5
Donald Duck Family:
Gemstone: Volume 1 (JR Woodchucks)
Duck Album:
Dell: Four Color 531, Four Color 726
Ducktales:
Gladstone: 1,3-10,12-13
Disney: 1-12,16-18
Gemstone: Carl Barks Greatest Volume 1,2, TPB Scrooge's Quest
Kaboom!: 1-2,4,6
Floyd Gottfredson Library Fantagraphics:
Volume 1-2
Free Comic Book Day:
2007 Mickey Mouse
2008 Donald Duck
2011 Mickey Mouse
2011 Darkwing Duck/ Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers
2012 Donald Duck Family
Goofy Adventures:
Disney: 1-2,4,6,8-10,15-17
Gyro Gearloose:
Whitman: Walt Disney Showcase #18
Hardcovers:
Kaboom!: Disney Christmas Classics, The Life & Times of Scrooge McDuck 1-2
The Life & Times of Scrooge McDuck Companion
Holiday Parade:
Disney: 1-2
Huey, Dewey, Louie Jr Woodchucks:
Gold Key: 2,12,34,50,56
Disney: 1
Mickey & Donald:
Dell: In Vacationland
Gladstone: 1-13,15-18
Gladstone(2(Donald & Mickey)): 19-22,26-27,29
Mickey Mouse:
Dell: 58,76
Gold Key: 106,116,119,133
Whitman: 170,178,189-190,199-201
Gladstone: 219-229,231-256
Gemstone: 257-278,280-281,284-286,288-292
Kaboom!: 296,300-309
Eternity: The Uncensored Mouse #1
Mickey Mouse Adventures:
Disney: 1-18
Mickey Mouse Album:
Gold Key: 1
Mickey Mouse Meets Blotman:
Gemstone: 1-2
Mickey Mouse Surprise Party:
Gold Key: 1
Phantom Blot:
Gold Key: 2,4,7
Roger Rabbit:
Disney: 1,5-6,15
Spring Fever:
Disney: 1
Gemstone: 1-2
Summer Fun:
Disney: 1
Tale Spin:
Disney: Limited Edition 1-4, 1,6
The Adventurous Uncle Scrooge McDuck:
Gladstone: 1-2
The Prince & The Pauper:
Disney: 1(TPB)
Uncle Scrooge:
Dell: 5,8,11,13-17(Detached Cover),21(Detached Cover),24,26-28,29-30,32,36,39
Gold Key: 40,55-56,59,63,76-78,81,94,100,106-107,117,132,136,142,146,148,162,
Whitman: 143,165,169,171,175,183-187,193,195-197,203
Dynabrite: Land Beneath The Ground, The Golden Fleecing
Gladstone: 210-219,221-242
Disney: 243-280
Gladstone(2): 281-318
Gemstone: 319-383
Kaboom!: 384,394-397,399-404 TPB The Mysterious Stone Ray & Cash Flow
Uncle Scrooge Adventures:
Gladstone: 1-9,11-21
Gladstone(2): 22-54
Gemstone: Barks/Rose Volume 1
Uncle Scrooge & Donald Duck:
Gold Key:1
Gladstone:1-2
Gemstone: North of Yukon/Somewhere in Nowhere
Uncle Scrooge Goes To Disneyland:
Gladstone: 1
Vacation Parade:
Gemstone: 1-5
Walt Disney Giant:
Gladstone: 1-6
Walt Disney Treasures:
Gemstone: Disney Comics 75 Years Of Inovation, Uncle Scrooge A Little Something Special
Walt Disney Treasury:
Kaboom!: Donald Duck Volume 1-2
Kaboom!: Walt Disney's Comics & Stories Archives volume 1
Kaboom!: Walt Disney's Four Color Adventures Volume 1
Disney: 1-2
Carl Barks Library:
Comics & Stories: 1-2,5-14,16-19,21-26,28-34,36-37,39-51
Donald Duck Adventures: 1,3-4,6,18
Gyro Gearloose: 1
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: 4,6-7,9-10,16,22,25,30,43,49
Uncle Scrooge Adventures: Don Rosa: 4
Uncle Scrooge One-Pagers: 1-2
Carl Barks Library Fantagraphics:
Donald Duck:Lost In The Andes(Vol 1)
Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers:
Disney: 1-2
Kaboom: 7
Christmas Parade:
Gold Key: 3-5,9
Gladstone: 1-2
Gemstone: 1-4
Comic Albums:
Gladstone Hard: Books 1-3
Gladstone: 1,2,4-7,10-14,16-25,27 Giant 1-3,5,7
Walt Disney's Comics 1st Appearances
Disney: 1,4
Comics & Stories:
Dell: 161,174,176,202,212-213,220-222,227-229,231,233-234,236,241-242,244,247,253-254,257-263
Gold Key: 268-270,272,274,276-278,280-281,283,287-288,290,294,298,300-301,304,318,323,327,329-332,337,340,343,347-349,352,358,367,374
Whitman/Gold Key: 401,405,407,411,414-415,417,424,426,428,455,457,462-463,466-473,482-484,488,490-497,499-501
Gladstone: 511-516,518-519,521-537,539-546
Disney: 548-552,555,558,561,563-567,569,570,573-576,579,581,583-584
Gladstone(2): 586,588,590,592,594,600-633
Gemstone: 634-698
Kaboom!: 699-703,705,707,710-720
Comics In 3-D
Disney: 1
Comics Penny Pincher:
Gladstone: 1-4
Daisy & Donald:
Gold Key: 8,18
Whitman: Dynabrite
Darkwing Duck:
Kaboom!: 1,5-7,13
TPB: The Ducknight Returns, Crisis On Infinite Darkwings, Campaign Carnage
Dell Giant:
Dell: 52(Dude Ranch)
Digests:
Colossal Comics:
Disney:1
Donald Duck:
Gladstone: 1-2
Mickey Mouse:
Gladstone: 3
Uncle Scrooge:
Gladstone: 1-2
Walt Disney's Comics
Gladstone: 1-2
Disneyland Birthday Party:
Gladstone: 1
Donald & Scrooge
Disney: Don Rosa TPB
Donald Duck:
Dell: 4 Color 263,5,29-30,72
Gold Key: 94,96,102,121,127,136,138,173
Whitman: 155,167,190,194,199-203,227-228,230-231,233-234,238
Dynabrite: No Such Varmint, The Golden Helmet
Gladstone: 246-252,254-257,259-261,263-265,270-272,274,276,278-285,291-305,307
Gemstone: 308-315,317,319-321,323-324,326,329,333-337,339-340,345, The Case Of The Missing Mummy, The Barks/Rosa Collection Volume 3
Kaboom!: 347,361,363-367
Donald Duck Adventures:
Gladstone: 1-31,33-35,37-38,40-44,48
Disney: 1-12,16-19,21,23-38
Gemstone: The Barks/Rosa Collection Volume 2
Donald Duck Album:
Gold Key: 2
Donald Duck & Mickey Mouse:
Gladstone: 1-2,4-5
Donald Duck Family:
Gemstone: Volume 1 (JR Woodchucks)
Duck Album:
Dell: Four Color 531, Four Color 726
Ducktales:
Gladstone: 1,3-10,12-13
Disney: 1-12,16-18
Gemstone: Carl Barks Greatest Volume 1,2, TPB Scrooge's Quest
Kaboom!: 1-2,4,6
Floyd Gottfredson Library Fantagraphics:
Volume 1-2
Free Comic Book Day:
2007 Mickey Mouse
2008 Donald Duck
2011 Mickey Mouse
2011 Darkwing Duck/ Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers
2012 Donald Duck Family
Goofy Adventures:
Disney: 1-2,4,6,8-10,15-17
Gyro Gearloose:
Whitman: Walt Disney Showcase #18
Hardcovers:
Kaboom!: Disney Christmas Classics, The Life & Times of Scrooge McDuck 1-2
The Life & Times of Scrooge McDuck Companion
Holiday Parade:
Disney: 1-2
Huey, Dewey, Louie Jr Woodchucks:
Gold Key: 2,12,34,50,56
Disney: 1
Mickey & Donald:
Dell: In Vacationland
Gladstone: 1-13,15-18
Gladstone(2(Donald & Mickey)): 19-22,26-27,29
Mickey Mouse:
Dell: 58,76
Gold Key: 106,116,119,133
Whitman: 170,178,189-190,199-201
Gladstone: 219-229,231-256
Gemstone: 257-278,280-281,284-286,288-292
Kaboom!: 296,300-309
Eternity: The Uncensored Mouse #1
Mickey Mouse Adventures:
Disney: 1-18
Mickey Mouse Album:
Gold Key: 1
Mickey Mouse Meets Blotman:
Gemstone: 1-2
Mickey Mouse Surprise Party:
Gold Key: 1
Phantom Blot:
Gold Key: 2,4,7
Roger Rabbit:
Disney: 1,5-6,15
Spring Fever:
Disney: 1
Gemstone: 1-2
Summer Fun:
Disney: 1
Tale Spin:
Disney: Limited Edition 1-4, 1,6
The Adventurous Uncle Scrooge McDuck:
Gladstone: 1-2
The Prince & The Pauper:
Disney: 1(TPB)
Uncle Scrooge:
Dell: 5,8,11,13-17(Detached Cover),21(Detached Cover),24,26-28,29-30,32,36,39
Gold Key: 40,55-56,59,63,76-78,81,94,100,106-107,117,132,136,142,146,148,162,
Whitman: 143,165,169,171,175,183-187,193,195-197,203
Dynabrite: Land Beneath The Ground, The Golden Fleecing
Gladstone: 210-219,221-242
Disney: 243-280
Gladstone(2): 281-318
Gemstone: 319-383
Kaboom!: 384,394-397,399-404 TPB The Mysterious Stone Ray & Cash Flow
Uncle Scrooge Adventures:
Gladstone: 1-9,11-21
Gladstone(2): 22-54
Gemstone: Barks/Rose Volume 1
Uncle Scrooge & Donald Duck:
Gold Key:1
Gladstone:1-2
Gemstone: North of Yukon/Somewhere in Nowhere
Uncle Scrooge Goes To Disneyland:
Gladstone: 1
Vacation Parade:
Gemstone: 1-5
Walt Disney Giant:
Gladstone: 1-6
Walt Disney Treasures:
Gemstone: Disney Comics 75 Years Of Inovation, Uncle Scrooge A Little Something Special
Walt Disney Treasury:
Kaboom!: Donald Duck Volume 1-2
Kaboom!: Walt Disney's Comics & Stories Archives volume 1
Kaboom!: Walt Disney's Four Color Adventures Volume 1
Monochrome
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 103 -
2012-11-01 at 01:29:10
Holy cow, that is a huge collection!
Quote:As a whole: Boom's editorial bits sound like (Tell-Sell channel) ads. Since I'm used to Gladstone's and Disney's and Gladstone's and Gemstone's more 'humble' approach, I am NOT amused.
Really? I don't think I've read a boom Disney comic before (other than the life and times, but that doesn't count really) so I find that rather surprising. Personally, I think everyone else's is better as well in that case.
Quote:As a whole: Boom's editorial bits sound like (Tell-Sell channel) ads. Since I'm used to Gladstone's and Disney's and Gladstone's and Gemstone's more 'humble' approach, I am NOT amused.
Really? I don't think I've read a boom Disney comic before (other than the life and times, but that doesn't count really) so I find that rather surprising. Personally, I think everyone else's is better as well in that case.
Roger North
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 104 -
2012-11-01 at 11:31:08
Yes it is.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
What Issues of Disney Comics do you have?
Message 105 -
2012-11-01 at 15:58:38
Quote from user: MonochromeQuote:As a whole: Boom's editorial bits sound like (Tell-Sell channel) ads. Since I'm used to Gladstone's and Disney's and Gladstone's and Gemstone's more 'humble' approach, I am NOT amused.
Really? I don't think I've read a boom Disney comic before (other than the life and times, but that doesn't count really) so I find that rather surprising. Personally, I think everyone else's is better as well in that case.
Well, I think they were overpromoting everything they released. Maybe not up to the extent of a Tell-Sell channel, but it was certainly noticable. And since we know that Boom wasn't that good as a publisher, even more.
Really? I don't think I've read a boom Disney comic before (other than the life and times, but that doesn't count really) so I find that rather surprising. Personally, I think everyone else's is better as well in that case.
Well, I think they were overpromoting everything they released. Maybe not up to the extent of a Tell-Sell channel, but it was certainly noticable. And since we know that Boom wasn't that good as a publisher, even more.