General stuff about the list

[David A Gerstein]

	P.  S.  Where does Disney publish reprints of Asterix?

	P.  P.  S.  Marsupilami is a European comic strip character
who has become a cult favorite across the ocean.  I don't know much
about him:  since he's a funny character who doesn't indulge in
bloody, brutal fights no one's thought to introduce him to the U. S.
market in the past.  He DOES make a cameo appearance in one Asterix,
since his author apparently knew Goscinny and Uderzo: in "Asterix and
the Cauldron," at the bazaar-sale scene, someone is selling "Comix"
(sic) printed on slabs of stone which feature Marsupilami (who is
shown on a billboard).

	P.  P.  P.  S.  Marsu gets his own Sat. AM show next fall.  I
don't know what's going to happen to "Raw Toonage."  He'll also appear
in _Disney Adventures_ soon allegedly, although I don't follow that,
so I can't be overtly clear.  However, the story of him being printed
there is not European, but done by Larry Mayer!  #@%?!@
	Gladstone could presumably take advantage of Disney's
Marsupilami license to give us the REAL character in a trial
publication or something.  Who else supports this?  (He could also
presumably show up in WDC&S, but he isn't one of the classic Disney
characters... then again, neither is Pooh, no matter how much some
people try to make him into one.)