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Actually, that list only covers actual comic books, as opposed to graphic novels, which I suppose DDA #1 would classify as. Shockingly, it was the sixth-best selling graphic novel in July (out of 50)! Needless to say, that is definitely good news...Here's the list:<A HREF="http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/3314.html">http://www.icv2.com/articles/home/3314.html</A>Hopefully, this is a good sign as to how the non-prestige Disney books are going to sell. or at least the graphic novels.<BR>
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6. Donald Duck Adventures 5,776<BR>
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Wow! That's great news. I didn't think to look under graphic novels, I just assumed it would be classified as a regular comic book. It'll be interesting to see how it does compared to other graphic novels in the coming months.<BR>
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I have a question about the following:<BR>
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Ault, Donald: <B>Ducks in Perspective - The Comic Vision of Carl Barks' Disney Comics</B> published by University of Mississippi Press; 2000. <BR>
A very intelectual study of Carl Barks' work. Probably worth a good look considering the repute of the author<BR>
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I found this on a Disney books website. It was in the future books section, but the wording makes it seem as if the book was already published. Has it been? I haven't really seen it anywhere except this mention of it on the website. Considering how well done the CB Conversations book was, I'd be intertesing in reading this book as well.<BR>
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