and I knew this guys vioce as soon as I heard it...Tim Curry anyone?
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“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
Now I just have to find something for him to sign...
I'm crazy enough to try to get every story signed!:^O Got 3 so far. .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
I'm crazy enough to try to get every story signed!:^O Got 3 so far. .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
I'm going bonkers waiting for The Prisoner of White Agony Creek, 
now he tells me it's going to Europe first!!!!!! ARGH! That could mean up to a 3 year wait before it comes to America! 
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“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
HEY!
...you snuck in and sniped 1150!
here's some dancing Paddywhacks to help you celerbrate...
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“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
here's some dancing Paddywhacks to help you celerbrate...
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“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
Question & Answer time with Prof. Elmo Sputterspark...
Question: Who invented the electric chair?
Answer: OH! It's electrifying! Thomas Edison invented the electric chair, the inventor of the glorious lightbulb! I must free the world's lightbulbs, from their inhumane slaveitude! Here you go little light bulb...your free to run on your own with the rest of the lightbulbs...go...you're free...don't you hear me? You aren't a slave anymore...go run away!! ALL RIGHT BE THAT WAY! SEE IF I CAN! I've gotta go fry Darkwing anyways! One duck extra crispy coming right up!
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“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
Question: Who invented the electric chair?
Answer: OH! It's electrifying! Thomas Edison invented the electric chair, the inventor of the glorious lightbulb! I must free the world's lightbulbs, from their inhumane slaveitude! Here you go little light bulb...your free to run on your own with the rest of the lightbulbs...go...you're free...don't you hear me? You aren't a slave anymore...go run away!! ALL RIGHT BE THAT WAY! SEE IF I CAN! I've gotta go fry Darkwing anyways! One duck extra crispy coming right up!
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
1150? Does ebay not allow you to post many responses or something on the boards? I've never really used them before!
snipeing #'s is a thing many regular posters do, we try to land on certain #'s...mine are ususally 13, 458, 666, and any turning point, such as 100, 1000, etc...posts ending in 50 are commonly jumped on, such as 1150, so without knowing it, you sniped your first snipe!
Why is stuff released in Europe first?
Gemstone only has the rights to re-print European stories, they aren't allowed to publish any new stuff, don't really know why, it's one of those weird laws that Disney Corp has. They are very strict with what can get reprinted too, so if a story doesn't fall under their guidelines we will NEVER seen it in America at all...like "The Black Knight Glorps Again", who knows what's wrong with it, but Disney found something wrong with it, so they haven't allowed it in America yet. Often the stories get changed, art deleted, scripts rewritten, before they can e printed in America, so by the time they get printed in English they may not even be the same story that was originally printed in Europe!
Can't we still order it from overseas anyway?
you can get the stuff overseas, yep, that's what I do, problem is I can only read English so, I'm stuck with just looking at the art and guessing what is going on until the American release comes out. I usualy try to get the french editions because living in a French comunity, I can usually get the stories translated into English. Most stuff starts out in Finland/Denmark than gets reprinted in France/Greece/Germany/Italy a year or 2 later, than gets reprinted everywhere else after that. Italy also produces their own stories (the comics in Italy and Germany are weeklies, 52 issues a year).
Are you in contact with Rosa a lot?
not as often as I'd like too, and prob'ly a lot more than he wishes I did:^O .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
snipeing #'s is a thing many regular posters do, we try to land on certain #'s...mine are ususally 13, 458, 666, and any turning point, such as 100, 1000, etc...posts ending in 50 are commonly jumped on, such as 1150, so without knowing it, you sniped your first snipe!
Why is stuff released in Europe first?
Gemstone only has the rights to re-print European stories, they aren't allowed to publish any new stuff, don't really know why, it's one of those weird laws that Disney Corp has. They are very strict with what can get reprinted too, so if a story doesn't fall under their guidelines we will NEVER seen it in America at all...like "The Black Knight Glorps Again", who knows what's wrong with it, but Disney found something wrong with it, so they haven't allowed it in America yet. Often the stories get changed, art deleted, scripts rewritten, before they can e printed in America, so by the time they get printed in English they may not even be the same story that was originally printed in Europe!
Can't we still order it from overseas anyway?
you can get the stuff overseas, yep, that's what I do, problem is I can only read English so, I'm stuck with just looking at the art and guessing what is going on until the American release comes out. I usualy try to get the french editions because living in a French comunity, I can usually get the stories translated into English. Most stuff starts out in Finland/Denmark than gets reprinted in France/Greece/Germany/Italy a year or 2 later, than gets reprinted everywhere else after that. Italy also produces their own stories (the comics in Italy and Germany are weeklies, 52 issues a year).
Are you in contact with Rosa a lot?
not as often as I'd like too, and prob'ly a lot more than he wishes I did:^O .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
The European concept of collecting comics is not exactly the same as the American one. Most Europeans never care wether a book goes up in value or not, they're more interested in a nice looking, good quality book that'll last thru multiple readings by the family's parents AND children.Their graphic novels are meant to be read and enjoyed.
That's the way I view comics too, I see comics as written to be read, it's more about enjoying the story, rather than enjoying owning the issue, and it's prob'ly why I collect the Euro stuff over the American stuff too. The quality is amazing, the colors pop off the pages, and Euro comics are saddly lacking in super heroes I've noticed---they kind of shun the whole super-hero thing; charater driven plots seem to rule out over action, it's more like reading a good book, than watching a shoot-em-up movie. You never see a lot of violence, and sean would be happy as blood/guts/sex seem to be taboo in most mainstream Euro comics. Give me Egmont or Hatchette comics anyday, they rock! .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
That's the way I view comics too, I see comics as written to be read, it's more about enjoying the story, rather than enjoying owning the issue, and it's prob'ly why I collect the Euro stuff over the American stuff too. The quality is amazing, the colors pop off the pages, and Euro comics are saddly lacking in super heroes I've noticed---they kind of shun the whole super-hero thing; charater driven plots seem to rule out over action, it's more like reading a good book, than watching a shoot-em-up movie. You never see a lot of violence, and sean would be happy as blood/guts/sex seem to be taboo in most mainstream Euro comics. Give me Egmont or Hatchette comics anyday, they rock! .
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
“I feel terrible, stooping to such petty crimes, but you can’t imagine how expensive a thermonuclear warhead is these days.” ~~NegaDuck
