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Topic: Who did invent Doc. Static?

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Sim
Who did invent Doc. Static?
It was Michael Gilbert?
Stavner
Doc Static first appeared in:
http://coa.inducks.org/story.php?c=D+93303
So you're right.
Roger North
I couldn't find the story. I always that Doc Static's first appearance was in Plastic Mickey which was originally printed in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #608. If Michael Gilbert did that story then you're right but there is a story that contradicts that theory which happens to be Mickey Mouse and the Incredible Black Comet which is in Mickey Mouse and Friends #292. I'm not sure if that is the same Doc Static though.
Sim
Quote from user: Roger NorthI couldn't find the story. I always that Doc Static's first appearance was in Plastic Mickey which was originally printed in Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #608. If Michael Gilbert did that story then you're right but there is a story that contradicts that theory which happens to be Mickey Mouse and the Incredible Black Comet which is in Mickey Mouse and Friends #292. I'm not sure if that is the same Doc Static though.
The first appeareance of Doc. Static is in Plastic Mickey, written by Michael Gilbert.

I've Mickey Mouse and the Incredible Black Comet and I can tell you that no-one Doctor Static appears on it...

- Walt Zuti
Ramapith
Doc Static was "officially" created in "Plastic Mickey," by Gilbert and Ferioli.
But Mickey's scientist friend in Catalano's/Scarpa's "Incredible Black Comet" looks and acts shockingly identical to Doc Static. After a chat with Ferioli??who was as amazed as I was??we decided to call this character Doc Static for the American edition. Cesar agreed with me that the Catalano/Scarpa design was the direct forerunner of his, if only by coincidence. The character's a scientist, a worrywart, and physically 98% identical to the "official" 1990s equivalent.
(There was the additional point that the Catalano/Scarpa character's Italian name, "Tarabubu," doesn't work in English; it suggests a phrase??"tear a boo-boo"??that sounds like it ought to be a slang expression [i. e. "watch him tear a boo-boo"], but is actually meaningless.)
So I'd say Doc was "unofficially" created in "Black Comet," even if it was only a stunning coincidence.
Sim
Thank you, Dave to have me clarify the ideas...;)
Sim
Quote from user: ramapithDoc Static was "officially" created in "Plastic Mickey," by Gilbert and Ferioli.
... About Michael Gilbert...

- Walt Zuti
Roger North
Thanks for clearing that up Dave.
Gerd Syllwasschy
Interesting interview. Thanks, Sim!
Sim
Quote from user: Gerd SyllwasschyInteresting interview. Thanks, Sim!
Thank you, Gerd... I'm very glad you like it!... ;)
WB
Tarabubu?!
LMAO!
I'm so glad for Doc Static. Without him we'd still be stuck with a billion and one "professor friends." I HATED that. -___-
Lars Jensen
Quote from user: WBI'm so glad for Doc Static. Without him we'd still be stuck with a billion and one "professor friends." I HATED that. -___-
Did you hate them enough to tear a boo-boo?
WB
Quote from user: Lars JensenQuote from user: WBI'm so glad for Doc Static. Without him we'd still be stuck with a billion and one "professor friends." I HATED that. -___-
Did you hate them enough to tear a boo-boo?

NOW YOU CUT THAT OUT! XD
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