Advance Comics and Previews
Arthur de Wolf
wolfman at pi.net
Wed Oct 4 03:05:36 CET 1995
Hi everyone!
Wow! Some day today! O.J. Simpson was sentenced not guilty,
and The Lion King was released on homevideo today, here in Holland.
I also bought "Advance Comics" and "Previews" today. I guess you
Disney-comics-readers always read those books, but I had never seen them.
There was only one and a half page of Disney comics in each of them. Walt
Disney Comics and Stories #601 will sure be something to look out for. Are
all issues of WDC&S going to be sold for $5.95 from now? I also read this:
Shipping date: | Title: | Contents:
================|==============================|==========================
November 13 | Donald Duck Adventures #35 | Vicar's Pace in Pieces
| | Barks' Ice Taxis
November 20 | Walt Disney Comics #601 | Don's Treasury of Croesus
| | Floyd's Blaggard Castle
| | William's Dupe in the Deep
| | Gary's Cash Clash
| | Frank's (?) Sword i/t stone
November 27 | Uncle Scrooge #296 | The long-awaited final
| | to Don Rosa's Lo$-series.
December 18 | Donald Duck #295 | The code of Duckburg
| | 10-pager by Barks
December 26 | Walt Disney Giant #4 | The Mysterious Stranger
| | (a 44-page Mickey Mouse
| | Story by Pat Block)
December 26 | Donald Duck and M. Mouse #4 | Old Froggy Catapult
| | 10-pager by Barks
| | Treasure of Shark Reef
| | 16-page Mickey Mouse adv.
December 26 | Uncle Scrooge Adventures #37 | Chapter One of the long
| | awaited (?!?) Romano
| | Scarpa classic, The
| | Colossus of the Nile
============================================================================
What I also read, was this: DISNEY COMICS IN COLOR #1-#7.
What's that? It says: "These 8"x11" perfectbound softcovers are in
full color on brilliant white offset stock. The special Don Rosa
covers are on a heavy, glossy stock. These ernormous albums
range from 184 to 200 whopping pages! Wow!" Each album costs
$20.00, but it doesn't say what's in it. So can someone tell
me more about these albums? And what kind of stories are in them?
Greetings,
--Arthur.
More information about the DCML
mailing list