Legend for Kjell Crone's Indices

[Per Starb{ck]

Here is a legend for Kjell Crone's Indices that I put on
ftp.lysator.liu.se:/pub/comics/disney.  I made it myself, so there may
be any number of faults in it.
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For every book there is one line for every story in the book.  That
line contains Index, Pages, Title Character, Artist, Title, and
Publications, in that order.

* Index

This is 01, 02, etc. for the stories.

Sometimes there are different versions of the same book, where one
version has more stories than another.  E.g., there are two versions
of DD 45, one with gag pages by Carl Barks on the inside front cover
and inside back cover, and one version with ads on those pages.  That
isn't indicated in these indices, and the stories are numbered
according to their positions in the version of the book with the most
number of stories.  Sometimes there is *another* (shorter) story in
the "ad version" of the book, as in FC 1247, where the seventh story
either is a full-page gag, or a half-page gag (with an ad taking up
the remaining half-page).  In those cases the story in the "ad
version" of the book has a trailing "a", so that would be story "07a".

FC = front cover, BC = back cover, and other full-page illustrations
at the beginning or the end of the book are called FD, FE, ... or BD,
BE, ... respectively.  Various illustrations and other stuff that
aren't comics inside the books sometimes get codes beginning with "p"
and then a page number, and sometimes they aren't listed.

One-page text stories with one illustration at the top are numbered as
the comics stories, and not indicated in any special way, though.

* Pages

This is the number of pages for the story.  A trailing "*" indicates
an extra page that isn't full.  If the story is less than one whole
page it's shown as a fraction instead.

* Title Character

AD	Daisy Duck's Diary (but sometimes just DA is used)
AN	Daisy's Nieces / April, May, and June
AW	Alice in Wonderland
BI	Bambi
BO	Bongo
BR	Brer Rabbit
BU	Bucky Bug
BW	Big Bad Wolf
CC	Clara Cluck
CD	Chip 'n' Dale
CH	Captain Hook
CI	Cinderella
CJ	Casey Jr.
CL	Clarabelle
DA	Daisy Duck (sometimes also used for Daisy Duck's Diary)
DD	Donald Duck
DN	Donald's Nephews / Huey, Dewey, and Louie
DT	??? (Appears in DDBP 5.)
DU	Dumbo
DV	Li'l Davy
DW	Dim-Witty
FD	Family Duck (only for covers)
FM	Family Mouse (only for covers)
GD	Grandma Duck
GG	Gyro Gearloose
GI	Gilbert
GJ	Gus and Jaq (see also JG!)
GL	Gladstone Gander
GO	Goofy
GU	Gus Goose
JC	Jiminy Cricket
JG	Jack and Gus (see also GJ!)
LD	Ludwig Von Drake
LH	Little Hiawatha
LJ	Lumpjaw
LT	Lady and the Tramp
LW	Li'l Bad Wolf
MA	Mad Madam Mim
MD	Moby Duck
MF	Morty and Ferdie
MI	Minnie
MM	Mickey Mouse
OG	??? (Appears in SS 1-6.)
PI	Pinocchio
PL	Pluto
PP	Peter Pan
RH	Robin Hood
SB	Sleeping Beauty
SC	Scamp
SD	The Seven Dwarfs
SW	Snow White
TB	Tinker Bell
TH	Thumper
TI	Timothy
TP	Three Little Pigs
UR	Uncle Remus
US	Uncle Scrooge / Scrooge McDuck

Several characters are sometimes joined with "+".

* Artist

AH	Al Hubbard
AT	Al Taliaferro
BG	Bob Grant
BW	Bill Wright
CB	Carl Barks
DG	Don Gunn
DM	Dick Moores
FA	Fred Abranz
FG	Floyd Gottfredson
FS	Frank McSavage
GT	Gil Turner
HE	Harvey Eisenberg
IT	Irving Tripp
JB	Jack Bradbury
JH	Jack Hannah
JM	Jack Manning (I think that's what it supposed to stand for,
		but all JM stories here are drawn by Stan Walsh,
		according to Becattini's Disney Index Vol. 1.
JS?	??? (Appears in WDCP 3.)
KH	Ken Hultgren
Kn	??? (Appears in DDBP 1 and SS 1.)
LH	Lee Hooper
MG	Manuel Gonzales
MO	Morris Gollub
PA	Pete Alvarado
PL	Phil de Lara
PM	Paul Murry
RA	Roger Armstrong
RG	Robert Gregory
RT	Riley Thompson
TS	Tony Strobl
VB	Carl (Von) Buettner
WK	Walt Kelly
ph	(a photography)

* Title

Titles in ALL CAPS are actual titles taken from the comic books, other
titles are "descriptive titles".

Newspaper comics that are edited into a comic book format sometimes
have the copyright year before of after the title, as "'41 WHERE
THERE'S SMOKE" or "Secret invention ('41)", and sometimes the whole
date is there as in "2-9-41 TRAPPED".

Sometimes there is no title except for the date(s), as in
"KF 9-1-46--10-6-46".

* Publications

If the story is a reprint this shows the origin, with "=" followed by
the code of original comic book as given below followed with the index
of that story in that book, as given in this index.

DD	= Donald Duck
DDBP	= Donald Duck Beach Party
DDFB	= Donald Duck Fun Book
DDID	= Donald Duck in Disneyland
FC	= Four Color
gkWDCP	= Walt Disney's Christmas Parade (Gold Key)
GIANT	= Dell Giant
PPTC	= Peter Pan Treasure Chest
SS	= Silly Symphonies
US	= Uncle Scrooge
VID	= Vacation in Disneyland
WDC	= Walt Disney's Comics and Stories
WDCP	= Walt Disney's Christmas Parade (Dell)
XID	= Christmas in Disneyland

For newspaper comics edited for publication sometimes the date
the (partial) date is shown here, like "(c 1941)", "XX-XX-55", or
"KF 5-14-39".  More often that is in the title instead.

Most of the time the Publication column is used to show Swedish
(first) publication of the stories:

JFJ	= Jag, Farbror Joakim
JKA	= Jag, Kalle Anka
KA	= Kalle Anka & C:o
KAB	= Kalle Ankas B{stisar
KAJ	= Kalle Anka Guldbok
KAJK	= Kalle Anka Julkul
KAP	= Kalle Ankas Pocket
KASL	= Kalle Anka Sommarlov
KAVK	= Kalle Anka Vinterkul
MPJP	= Musse Pigg Jubelpartaj
SLX	= Sportlovsextra
VKK	= Vi tv} --- Kajsa & Kalle
VKFT	= Vi, Knatte, Fnatte, Tjatte
WDG	= Walt Disneys Godbitar
WDK	= Walt Disneys Klassiker
WDP	= 
WDS	= Walt Disneys Serier
--       "
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