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Hello, I answer for what I can...<BR>
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... Since that article, on <FONT FACE="Arial">"Mickey Parade", was written by me...<BR>
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Well, Dr. Einmug, in his first story by Gottfredson, has a "black" fur, like Horace, Mr. Gloomy and so on. I remember thata Scarpa told me about this very issue, some years ago. HE decided to turn Einmug's skin/fur into pink, because... In the Daily Strips of the 30es, there were NO colors. In colorful world, things must be changed. The Beagle Boys are not black, for example, since they were created for a comic book.<BR>
So, he hadn't a purple face, in the beginning. And he didn't have in the Gladstone/Disney comic book version.<BR>
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(about colors, Atomino Bipbip's color is usually blue, but I saw a lot of publications in which he was pink, looking more like Eega Beeva.)<BR>
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</FONT></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE><FONT FACE="Arial">They are recourring mistakes. Scarpa statued "light blue" for his (and his brother's) skins. But often the colorists don't follow the creators' indications. In a non-Scarpa's story (drawn by Luciano Gatto), Atomino was even colored in green, and in a story of mine, in two different "puntate" (parts) was light blue in one and pink in the other.<FONT SIZE="2"> <BR>
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I think there is an explanation, that I want tell you the next time.<BR>
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