Rosa's Silver Platter and Super Snooper

[Harry Fluks]

Don Rosa wrote:
> 	My "On a Silver Platter" was similar to "Stranger than Fiction",
> wasn't it? And even though I read that story when I was a tad, I had no
> memory of it when I wrote the "Silver Platter" thing. It could easilly
> be said that I was thinking of it subconciously, to which I'd have no
> way to defend myself. I use bits of this or that OFTEN and gladly admit
> to it, but that wasn't one of the times.

Well, only the basic IDEA looks like that Barks story. Apart from that, the
stories are in fact totally different.
BTW: I didn't say THIS story was a theft; that only applied to "Super Snooper".
I will read the "Super Snooper" story again, see if I can detect the deeper
meanings. I never read super hero comics, I don't like them at all.

I like your stories that have references to other stories, but which
still can be read without knowing those other stories. Most of your stories
are this way. I hope you keep making your sequels like this.

--Harry.

Harry Fluks                      ()_()     Dutch Disney comics freak
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