Hi everyone,
          I just got my copy of the "Duck Who Never Was" story. I saw the
discussion here about the mix up of dates, and I suspect I can work out
what happened. If I see the date 3/4/94 that reads 3rd of April 1994,
but to US readers, they see 4th March 1994. I suspect the European
publications used the day/month/year format, but the Gladstone people,
not reading Swedish/Finish/Danish/whatever, assumed it was (the less
sensible :-) ) month/day/year, hence the stupid mixup.

BTW, I saw a Donald Duck animated cartoon yesterday, in which HD&L set
out to buy Donald a box of cigars for his birthday, and he thinks they
are going to smoke them, and forces them to do so. This was notable for
two reasons (at least): DDs birthday was given as 13th March, and Daan
Jippes wrote this up as a comic story appearing in an early Gladstone
WDCS.

I'll post my thoughts on LO$3 and The Duck Who Never Was later. (And I'm
sure you all can't wait for that...).

	Andrew Davies

