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08-10-2004, 21:00 | |
DONALD DUCK
From www.duckhunt.de Born ca. 1920 as one of two twins. Son of $crooge McDuck's sister Hortense McDuck and Quackmore Duck, son of Elivira "Grandma" Duck and her husband Humperdink Duck. Donald Duck thus is a descendant from both the Clan McDuck and the Coots. Donald Duck has trough the years tried all kinds of jobs without much success. This is though more caused by constant bad luck and stubbornness than a lack of talent. It however seems that his Uncle $crooge always has something for him, like shining his coins. Once Donald built his own car (registered with the number 313) from spare parts. He has used it ever since. Donald has a rumour for being a "difficult" neighbour. His fights with his neighbour J. Jones are matter of discussions all over Duckburg. Donald is also known for fights with his own cousin Gladstone Gander over Donald's girlfriend Daisy Duck. In the private Donald raises his three nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck, with great success. |
08-10-2004, 21:02 | |
KWIK, KWEK & KWAK DUCK
From www.duckhunt.de Born ca. 1940 as triplets. Sons of Della Duck, Donald's twin sister and her husband who is still unknown. However, Don Rosa says that he is a brother of Daisy Duck and that's why HD&L keep calling her their aunt. HD&L moved in with their uncle Donald Duck before the Christmas of 1947. Rumour say that the reason for this was that they used to be very difficult to raise and that they were sent to Duckburg after blowing a firecracker under their father's chair. Ca. 1951 HD&L joined The Junior Woodchucks. They were accepted as full members after tracking the remainders of the old Fort Duckburg in one of McDuck's factories where it was stored to be ground into sawdust. First McDuck refused to donate the remainders of Fort Duckburg to the JW, but he changed his mind when his employees threatened to quit their jobs if he decided to procede the destruction of the remainders of the fort. Afterwards the fort was rebuilt in the Black forest nearby Duckburg. Later HD&L often helped their uncles through all kinds of trouble with their JW Guidebooks combined with their JW expertise. In at least two contests arranged by McDuck, HD&L showed to be the better qualified for taking over the McDuck empire... |
08-10-2004, 21:05 | |
WILLIE WORTEL
From www.duckhunt.de Born ca. 1920. Inventor. Born on the Northside, Duckburg. Son of the respected Duckburgian repairman Fulton Gearloose. Took over his fathers workshop in 1952 and got a flying start on his career by reversing the great McDuck calamity together with his Little Helper which was made from a lamp previous owned by Donald Duck. Gyro Gearloose has over the years done a lot of inventions which has influenced the life in Duckburg in various ways. |
08-10-2004, 21:37 | |
GUUS GELUK
From www.duckhunt.de There have been some uncertainties connected to the origin of Gladstone Gander. In Carl Barks' first version of the Duck Family Tree which he made for his own reference in the early fifties, Gladstone was the son of Luke the Goose and Daphne Duck, and was later adopted by Matilda McDuck and Goosetave Gander. (Daphne and Luke died by overeating at a free-lunch picnic). Barks probably came up with this because Gladstone had appeared to be related to both Scrooge and Grandma Duck in his stories. It is said that Barks did away with this adoption in a later version of his tree, that isn't published anywhere. In Don Rosa's version of the family tree, Daphne instead married Goosetave Gander, and they were Gladstone's parents, so there was never any adoption. Even though it's not shown in his family tree, Don Rosa also think that Matilda McDuck instead is married to Ludwig Von Drake. Barks has shown that Gladstone has tried only one job in his entire life. Afterwards he was so ashamed that he was hiding his salary (one single coin) in a safe that he probably won some time. In The Sign Of The Triple Distelfink Don Rosa shows that the extreme luck that is connected to Gladstone (and also to his mother Daphne) is caused by a Triple Distelfink sign that old Humperdink Duck hired a man to paint ahead of one of the barn doors the day Daphne was born. On one of his birthdays when he was still a kid (sometime in the 20's), Gladstone was almost hit by a lightning after Donald had him hang after a rope, ahead of the opposite barn door with an upside down Triple Distelfink sign painted ahead of it. Because of this he always experienced an extremely bad luck on each birthday. However this curse was ended when Gladstone was almost hit by another lightning when hanging after a rope (again caused by Donald) ahead of the barn door with the normal Triple Distelfink painted ahead of it. From then on Gladstone has been followed by extremely luck every single day during the entire year. |
08-10-2004, 21:40 | |
OTTTO VAN DRAKENSTEIN
From www.duckhunt.de Ludwig Von Drake is very seldom used by Carl Barks and Don Rosa, and there is nothing much known about him. What we know is that he is said to be an Austrian from Vienna and that he is a professor. He is usually seen as Donald's uncle. In Don Rosa's view he is that by being married to Scrooge's sister "Matilda McDuck", but he wasn't allowed by his publisher, to show that on his Duck Family Tree. |
08-10-2004, 21:41 | |
GIJS GANS
From www.duckhunt.de There is not much known about the life of Gus Goose. What we know for sure is that he has been "working" for Grandma Duck for a very long time. He probably moved into the Duck-farm some time in his young years, before WW2. In the beginning Gus was called Donald's cousin, but Barks never saw it that way, probably because the big difference between the two - Gus is a Goose while Donald is a Duck. In his Duck Family Three, Don Rosa finally shows that Gus is Grandma Duck's grand nephew. |
08-10-2004, 21:43 | |
OMA DUCK
From www.duckhunt.de Born ca. 1855 in Duckburg? as the oldest of two siblings. She was sometime around 1873-1875 married to Humperdink Duck. They lived at a farm outside Duckburg. Together they had 3 children, Quackmore, Daphne and Eider. They used to be called Mother and Father Duck, later that changed, off natural causes, to Grandma and Grandpa Duck. Some time after Scrooge McDuck first appeared in Duckburg in 1902. She sold him most of her land except for the farm. At some point after 1920 her husband Humperdink died and left her a widow. After that she ran the farm by herself. At some point her brother Casey's daughter's son Gus Goose started to "help" her at the farm. Grandma Duck is in many ways the head of the Duck-family. She is normally the one who arranges the family's Christmas celebrations and she's known as an excellent cook with pies as one of many specialities. Grandma Duck died in Duckburg? before 1970 at a very high age. |
08-10-2004, 21:44 | |
ZWARTE MAGICA
From www.duckhunt.de Ever since Magica for the very first time, walked into Scrooges office in 1961, Scrooges first dime has been in the utmost danger. The reason for this is that Magica all the time tries to steal the dime in order to melt it, and create an amulet that she expects will make her the richest person in the world. In 'Of Ducks, Dimes and Destinies' from 1991 Don Rosa shows that the very first meeting between Magica and Scrooge took place in Glasgow in 1877 at the moment Scrooge earned his first coin. This happened because Magica used a time candle to go back in time. When it comes to the question if Magica is a witch or a sorceress Don Rosa says: "I (and Egmont-editor Byron Erickson) regard Magica as a totally normal "human being" who dabbles in sorcery using spells and potions, but has no supernatural abilities of her own without such tools. That was Barks' original version." |
08-10-2004, 21:46 | |
GOVERT GOUDGLANS
From www.duckhunt.de When Flintheart Glomgold first appeared in 1956 Barks showed that he lives in the Limpopo Valley in South Africa. However because of was the apartheid system that ruled that country until 1989, many later Duck-story creators have seen away from that fact. However in 'Lo$, part 6: The Terror of the Transvaal' Don Rosa shows that Scroges first meeting with Flintheart was around 1880 when Scrooge went to South Africa in search of gold. In a comment Don Rosa says: "Now, I know we've seen various European Duck stories telling of how $crooge and Flintheart Glomgold were partners in the Yukon, or that Glomgold lives in Duckburg and sits beside $crooge at the "Millionaires' Club"; but we Barks fans all know that $crooge's "evil twin" lives in South Africa. And knowing that this chapter would be set in that region, how could I resist having $crooge encounter "Flinty" in the days before either of them had a dollar (or rand) to their name? Yet notice that $crooge never learns Flintheart's name, since his African rival is unknown and unrecognized by him in their later "first" meeting in "The Second Richest Duck"... On the other hand, we have no indication that Flintheart doesn't already know $crooge in that tale -- in fact, the cool manner in which Flintheart receives $crooge could be inferred as a sign that Flintheart knew who he was, and knew he was on his way to Africa, having met him on the ship coming over... I see Flintheart as a match for $crooge (his youthful inspiration) in every way -- they both started from nothing and made their fortunes by "being sharper than the sharpies and smarter than the smarties"... but the difference is that Flintheart didn't "make it square". He's dishonest, and perhaps downright murderous (as opposed to the Beagle Boys who are more good-natured baddies)". Barks never said anything about where Flintheart has his origin, so he may have been born in Scotland and emigrated to South Africa at a young age, like $crooge emigrated to America. Anyway, in "The Terror of the Transvaal" Glomgold sasy he's a Boer. Translators have sometimes confused him with John D. Rockerduck. |
08-10-2004, 21:52 | |
DE ZWARE JONGENS
From www.duckhunt.de The Beagle Boys are among Scrooges oldest enemies. Their first meeting with Scrooge was in 1880. It's mentioned by Don Rosa in Lo$, part 2 The Master of the Mississippi. In that story Don Rosa shows that Blackheart Beagle and his sons by then lived in Louisville, Kentucky. At the door of their hideout there was a sign saying: "Danjer! Sekrit hideout of Blackheart Beagle, bludthirsty rivir pyret!". At first they didn't wear masks, that was something that was introduced to them by the bad river boater Porker Hogg, to hide their identity while helping him against Angus and Scrooge. Later in that story Don Rosa also shows that it was Scrooge that first used the name "The Beagle Boys". At that time The Beagle Boys consisted of Blackheart Beagle and his three brawling sons, apparently the grandfather and fathers of the current Beagle Boys. This means that our Beagle Boys are a group of brothers and cousins. In The Fantastic River Race from 1959 Barks shows that Blackheart Beagle and his sons once challenged Scrooge and his "Dilly Dollar" to a race against their steamer "River Witch". In Lo$, part 10 The Invader of Fort Duckburg Don Rosa shows the old Barksian fact that The Beagle Boys moved to "Section 26" at the banks of the Duckburg-river, sometime between 1882 and Scrooges and his sisters arrival in Duckburg in 1902. At that time they tried a new attempt to rob Scrooge, but instead ended up being arrested by US president Teddy Roosevelt himself. After 1902 it seems that The Beagle Boys stayed away from Scrooge until the Christmas Day in 1947 (showed by Don Rosa in Lo$, part 12 The Richest Duck in the World), from then on they have been a constant plaque for Scrooge. The Beagle Boys don't use names. Instead they refer to each other by their prison numbers which they wear. Most of the time we only see number plates starting with 176- and ending with those same digits in various order. There are therefore six common Beagle Boys numbers. Of those 176-167, 176-671 and 176-761 are the three most common. In The giant Robot Robbers Barks shows that 176-167 is the one who love prunes, but according to the modern Egmont - personality guide, 176-167 is the smarter and generally tougher leader of the three, 176-671 is the dumber one who often tends to foul up the plans, and 176-761 is the one with the special liking for prunes. Laatst gewijzigd op 08-10-2004 om 23:30. |
08-10-2004, 21:54 | |
LIZZY, JUULTJE & BABETJE
From www.duckhunt.de Born ca. 1940 in Duckburg? Daughters of Daisy's sister. This sister may be Donna Duck who appeared in the strips before Daisy. AM&J don't appear often in the stories of Carl Barks and Don Rosa. |
08-10-2004, 22:50 | ||
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$crooge McDuck en Daisy Duck en John D. Rockerduck lukte niet met kopiëren en plakken. |
08-10-2004, 23:24 | ||
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