<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">Jonathan H. Gray writes: <BR>
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"Anyways, Ludwig stories lead to gags that you cant see in the typical <BR>
Barks/Rosa story - Especially since you already have Gyro Gearloose."<BR>
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If you'd ever care to see a perfect example of how Ludwig and Gyro can work together in a Donald story, check out "The Planet X Mystery" in DONALD DUCK # 102 (July, 1965) from the best period of the Gold Key era (1964-1966). It is the DIFFERENCES in their respective characters that make the story work so very well! <BR>
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Alas, I don't believe this story was ever reprinted in the USA -- and, from what I gather, if Gladstone didn't reprint it in their days, Gemstone may have no access to it either. BTW, DONALD DUCK # 102 also marked the first appearance of Super Goof, by Paul Murry. <BR>
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Joe Torcivia. <BR>
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