Multiple Duckburg-Universes

[Olaf Solstrand]

> IMO there is only one explanation that can give every participant in this
> debate right - multiple Duckburg-Universes.

Of course - that's just obvious. That is what happens when several writers
and several publishers work on the same comic in this way.



> In the Marco Rota universe Scrooge and Grandma seems to be brother and
> sisters and the Ducks are birds being hatched from eggs.

Well - you haven't checked if Rota's view on the brother-sister-thing is the
same today, have you?

> In William Van Horn's Duckburg-Universe Scrooge has a half-brother named
> Guideon or something like that

Not at all. Rumpus and Gideone is not the same character.

> There's also other Duckburg-Universes. In some of them the world consist
of
> fantasy countries with fantasy names, etc.

Of course. Not to mention: EVERYBODY on this list has their own universe
like this.


> I think there is 4 basic sides that differs between the
Duckburg-universes:

I think there is many, many, many more.


> - The family relations between the Ducks
> Barks's view VS European view
...VS a million other views, including Don Rosa's, Romano Scarpa's, yours,
mine and everybody else's

> - The geography of the Duck's world
> real world VS fantasy world
VS something inbetheen VS something else inbetween VS what's beyond fantasy
VS what's beyond real

Well, most Duck stories can certainly NOT be in the real world, as they have
a city called "Duckburg" that certainly does not exist in the real world...
:-)

> - The history of the Duck's world
> real history VS fantasy history

What do you mean? Are there huge differences in history in the Ducks' world
and hours? In ANY stories?


Olaf the Blue
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