Universes and Barks
Kai Saarto
ksaarto at mbnet.fi
Mon Apr 5 22:27:44 CEST 2004
Søren Krarup Olesen wrote:
> KAI + STEVEN:
>
>> As a kid I always wanted to read about Scrooge's youth in
>> chronological order. I wanted there to be some kind of structure. I
>> wanted Barks to do one and hoped that there was this one big story.
>
>
> Perhaps this is where we differ so much. I've never wanted or wished for
> anything like that to be written by Barks or anyone else.
I guess you are after something here. Perhaps this "inner craving" for
order in things is one of the main reasons why some people like Rosa so
much. And the very reason why some don't like this aspect of his stories.
> Don Rosa keeps sending us messages about him being innocent, since he
> only posed the idea(s), and that he is not responsible of his
> backslappers' opinions. This is okay of course. Yet, little mice like
> Steven keeps popping up, fully equipped in armour and ready for full
> defense. Hey, grow up kids!
Steven a mouse? A you referring to mr. Rowe? Now I am baffled, he said
hardly anything on the subject. Growing up might be good for many of us,
but not too much. Some might think that reading comics is childish!
> This is about Disney comics and not only about praising Don Rosa (which
> is okay to a certain extent). I am not the one to "protect" DCML from
> such things to happen, but sometimes things get a bit "angular" here...
This makes me think about something. Has anyone EVER done here anything
else but praised Barks? Everyone else seems to get some criticism here
from time to time. Is he so big he's untouchable? I am not about to say
that he is not the best ever, but it just hit me that everyone on the
planet seems to love him. No controversiality there. After reading some
interviews in Donald Ault´s book I got the feeling he was perhaps not
the sweetest man ever alive in his personal life (but no worse than the
next guy) - but his work is just so great that it is hard to say
anything bad about it. What sayest thou?
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