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Topic: THE GREAT BARKS CONTEST

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Sim
Quote from user: ramapithQuote from user: CoolwaterIn Barks' original "Voodoo Hoodoo" the editor erased the word "death" everywhere--but had no problem with all the deadness and skeleton stuff in "The Old Castle's Secret". No one says the censorship mace falls down in a system that was logical and comprehensible...
IMHO, "The Old Castle's Secret" is obviously censored in its first edition.

At Page 20, Pic 7, "Sir Quackly got him!!!!!" doesn't fit the voice balloon, doesn't sound like Barks' tone (all those exclamation points?), and resembles Carl Buettner's lettering.

At Page 23, Pic 5, "Cemetery" is in Buettner's hand. In Pic 6, "It's the McDuck's [sic] old burial grounds!" is in Buettner's hand and contains a textual error ("McDuck's" for "McDucks'") that doesn't seem Barksian either. Seems like the editor wanted to avoid saying "graveyard," "grave," "tomb" and the like.

At Page 24, Pic 1, "marker" is in Buettner's hand. In Pic 2, "why is this" is in Buettner's hand, and in Pic 6 "marker" is in Buettner's hand. Interestingly, in Pic 5, an original Barks use of "grave" slipped past and survived.

At Page 29, Pic 2, the first three letters of "colder" are not in Barks' hand (though I can't say if it's Buettner's). Seems to me "deader" was the original word ("deader than a mackerel" is an old expression).

Thanks, Dave!

These informations are very useful and completely unknown to me, so thank you!;)
Roger North
Dutch Duckfan I'm kind of stumped. I don't know what story that is from.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
Quote from user: Roger NorthDutch Duckfan I'm kind of stumped. I don't know what story that is from.
It is kind of difficult, now I look at it again. It's from No Such Varmint. How about this one then?
"1955! Correct to the very century!"
Roger North
That's in The Heirloom Watch. Of course in the version I have the date was changed to 1988. I have the story in Uncle Scrooge #230. Here's a line Four Dollars is not much money when you have it but it's a lot when you don't.
GeoX
Whoa--they *changed the date?* Blasphemy! Shame on you, Gladstone!
(The version in the Color CBL keeps the original date.)
GeoX
...and that "four dollars" quote is from "A Christmas for Shacktown."
Roger North
That is right Geox. I don't know why they changed the date. Maybe they didn't want to confuse the younger readers.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
Quote from user: GeoXWhoa--they *changed the date?* Blasphemy! Shame on you, Gladstone!

(The version in the Color CBL keeps the original date.)

The b/w CBL version also keeps the orginal date.
GeoX
Okay, here's another one, which shouldn't be too hard:
"The buildings are all made of rubber to bend away from atomic bombs!"
David K
Ok.. I thought it was Rip van Donald, but I'm wrong, but I'll post my 'defeat panel' anyway...
http://i832.photobucket.com/albums/zz246/DGC019/10.jpg
Roger North
I'm not sure what story that is from.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
Quote from user: GeoX"The buildings are all made of rubber to bend away from atomic bombs!"
It is from Rip van Donald! The nephews try to explain in the next panel WHY the buildings are rubber!
David K
Quote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderQuote from user: GeoX"The buildings are all made of rubber to bend away from atomic bombs!"
It is from Rip van Donald! The nephews try to explain in the next panel WHY the buildings are rubber!

I don't think so, because Donald passes out the next panel...

... free.fr/Ducks/Barks/show.php?num=10&loc=1950/W_WDC_112-02&s=date
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Carl
It is from rip van donald, the quote is before that panel, soon after donald wakes up and asks the nephews what kind of changes have happened
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