Barks/Rosa

[Frank Bubacz]

Well, if the Mad Duke of Duckburg only behaved like or only imagined to be a 
duke this is of course a good explanation for his prefix "mad"...

As I didn't get an answer to my question why Notre Duck doesn't fit into
the Barks/Rosa "realism", I guess now that it was a stupid question.
It seems the problem is that the history of Duckburg begins in 1579, but
Notre Duck is possibly a medieval building (please correct me if I draw the 
wrong conclusions). Now, if that was the problem, it has already been 
solved.

Another question: Are there any Rosa references to Barks stories older than 
"Christmas on Bear Mountain" (older = written and drawn earlier than the 
Scrooge debut)?

Frank


(Harry: are you sure you remember a bird and not an orang-utan?)



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