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Topic: What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
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Hedberg
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 16 -
2010-03-13 at 15:30:27
Dia-Dia
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 17 -
2010-03-13 at 16:14:12
Quote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderYes? You called me? Or maybe these people?
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No, i didn't call you, as for being hostile, perish the thought.
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No, i didn't call you, as for being hostile, perish the thought.
Robb_K
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
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2010-03-13 at 16:53:20
Quote from user: Hedberg]No one could tell it better than Barks himself - in interviews he told that he felt less inspired and he duplicated several stories, not necessarily making them worse, but repeated plots and stuff...
I don't know whether this link works, but it's from Thomas Andrae's "Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Books - Unmasking the Myth of Modernity" page 229, chapter 7. The postmodern crack-up.
Thought that Barks' fatigue in that period was common knowledge, so...
Barks told me those same things several times. He seemed to be very serious and truthful about that fact. And, it seems to be borne out in the quality of his work. So why should we not take him on his word?
I don't know whether this link works, but it's from Thomas Andrae's "Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Books - Unmasking the Myth of Modernity" page 229, chapter 7. The postmodern crack-up.
Thought that Barks' fatigue in that period was common knowledge, so...
Barks told me those same things several times. He seemed to be very serious and truthful about that fact. And, it seems to be borne out in the quality of his work. So why should we not take him on his word?
Dia-Dia
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 19 -
2010-03-13 at 16:59:30
Quote from user: Robb_KQuote from user: Hedberg]No one could tell it better than Barks himself - in interviews he told that he felt less inspired and he duplicated several stories, not necessarily making them worse, but repeated plots and stuff...
I don't know whether this link works, but it's from Thomas Andrae's "Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Books - Unmasking the Myth of Modernity" page 229, chapter 7. The postmodern crack-up.
Thought that Barks' fatigue in that period was common knowledge, so...
Barks told me those same things several times. He seemed to be very serious and truthful about that fact. And, it seems to be borne out in the quality of his work. So why should we not take him on his word?
It is just that the date 1961 seems a bit too precise. Why not 1960 or 1962, then? Especially since he invented Magica in 1961, precisely. That's my gut feeling - "the early 1960s" would have sounded more convincingly vague. But i don't doubt that Barks himself said "1961".
I don't know whether this link works, but it's from Thomas Andrae's "Carl Barks and the Disney Comic Books - Unmasking the Myth of Modernity" page 229, chapter 7. The postmodern crack-up.
Thought that Barks' fatigue in that period was common knowledge, so...
Barks told me those same things several times. He seemed to be very serious and truthful about that fact. And, it seems to be borne out in the quality of his work. So why should we not take him on his word?
It is just that the date 1961 seems a bit too precise. Why not 1960 or 1962, then? Especially since he invented Magica in 1961, precisely. That's my gut feeling - "the early 1960s" would have sounded more convincingly vague. But i don't doubt that Barks himself said "1961".
Sirredknee
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 20 -
2010-03-13 at 18:11:37
Where from did you get that date of 1961 anyway? I have read several Barks letters to his fans in which he bemoaned his lack of inspiration, but all of them predated the creation of Magica, if I remember correctly. "Island in the Sky" was the one story from that period that stood out to him and he was proud of. More than anything else the burnout must have been a case of excessive labour - remember all the stories with Grandma, Daisy and Gyro he had to draw at the time.
Robb_K
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 21 -
2010-03-13 at 18:46:38
Barks told me he started running out of ideas around the end of The Fifties (1959-60). That seems more accurate to me than 1961, based on my memory of his stories from those times. But, he meant it as a general figure, not to be precise.
Dutch Duckfan Down Under
What is it about Barks "burnt out" after 1961?
Message 22 -
2010-03-13 at 19:59:24
Quote from user: Dia-DiaQuote from user: Dutch Duckfan Down UnderYes? You called me? Or maybe these people?
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No, i didn't call you, as for being hostile, perish the thought.
I don't understand that at all, but allright, whatever. Never mind.
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No, i didn't call you, as for being hostile, perish the thought.
I don't understand that at all, but allright, whatever. Never mind.
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