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Here they also give that date (I trust a little more). Must be something of it. But that date is not on the booklet itself.

So you have the normal first edition.

It could be (I was not there) that June 1 was printed on the album and June 12 the album was only presented or was in the store (due to circumstances).

Wikipedia is now not exactly the first standard work for comics I would look at.

I looked at the image, that's not the problem.

No album with date June 12, 1985 exists.

If you click here , you see the three versions of the first edition.

on wikipedia it says that the first album release was only released on June 12, 1985 but on the suske en wiske de ik have it says June 1, 1985, how is it possible that the first album release was only on June 12 but it says suske en wiske undername June 1, 1985 (view image)?

So this album .

I don't quite understand your question. Where do you get that release date (June 12, 1985)?

I have a Suske en Wiske, Angst on the Amsterdam.

The first album release was on June 12, 1985 but I have an edition (first edition) that says June 1, 1985, on the image you can see it too, how is this possible?

http: // en. tinypic.com/r/b3uf7d/9

http: //en.tinypic. com / r / 15hhkzk / 9

Too bad, I bought a batch of covers then and now want to order more so that series are in the same covers, different types of covers within one series give a messy look.

Will be fine !!

But really do it, huh! We would love to hear your experiences here ...

Hi Arco,

Thank you for your response, very nice.

Greetings John

With almost every book a miss slips through the check ...

Above all, there is a potential humorous value: go and read the book on the train, and watch the facial expressions of the people opposite you .... (;-)

Hello everyone,

Recently I bought a series from Sjors and Sjimmie, it is from the publisher Lekturama. Part 5 "On vacation" and "In wonderland" is bound upside down.

Is this known to anyone?

Does this affect the value?

Thanks in advance for any responses,

Greetings John

Yes, I indulged myself ;-)

It is a pity that I could not (as they do on Wikipedia) provide my changes with a note, but if you go to the History of the concerning items you will see that the majority of those covers were stamp sized scans with double watermarks.

A good scan of the back was added to many of those items later, but unfortunately without replacing the scan of the front.

So the owners of these comics are still allowed to do so. do.

Then they were stolen covers and not the importer's own scans. They will be removed as soon as we discover it ...

bij de suske en wiske in de catalogus zijn aanpassingen gedaan.

Nu zijn bij een aantal de covers van de strips weg?

Kan dit worden nagekeken/hersteld?

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adjustments have been made to the Suske en wiske in the catalogue.

Now some of the covers of the comics are gone?

Can this be checked/repaired?

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I didn't know it was three years ago.

But I'm also starting to collect spirits. ;-)

That was 3 years ago. We are hardly surprised about anything now.

That is unbelievable eh ...

http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/26/BOEKEN/article/detail/3339611/2012/10/30/Cartoon- Spirou-brings-36-000-euro-dhtml

what is expensive and also bought at an auction does not really mean but at least there was once a leroy who worked in the disney studios

They are signed by Leroy ... so I think it is indeed French .... who oh who knows more about it? (value etc)

Thanks in advance, ;-)

Hi ... you are right ... they are from the 1940s !! Mistake ... and they are not cells, but paintings (oil paint) .... they are in any case original and therefore not, as Disneymeentwijc says, reproductions ... signed by Leroy ...?!

If they were reproductions, they weren't that expensive and were not sold at auction but indeed in a poster shop!

Anyway thanks for the info and hopefully I will find more about these paintings ... the possibly. value for example ...?

;-)

In any case, it is not a cell, because the cartoons were made of it and that is always on transparent plastic. What you sometimes see is a drawing with the plastic line layer over it, but that is not a cell either. Then it is almost a film cell.

When I look at the drawing and the colors like that, it looks like a drawing from French soil. The French had the right to Disney drawings very early on and the colors they used are very similar. They also use those brownish colors for the postcards and those cards date from the 1940s (has yet to introduce them). And Baronselderie-5 is right that they date from at least after 1934, when Donald Duck first appeared in a cartoon.

The image could come from Don Donald where Donald Duck in Spain Doña Duck tries to decorate on his easel.

When I look at the drawing this way, this seems to me to be a very good reproduction, because there was a period when many old Disney cartoon scenes were re-released. You could also get them at poster stores.

Have split it, because 2 objects in 1 item is not allowed.

The second is now number 5781375

EH!!!

you used it in May with nice photo

http://www.catawiki.nl/catalogus/drawing-painting/kunstenaars/leroy- pierre / 5490225-donald-duck-with-donkey? area = eb19f0d8c01623686c6398dd6ff73794c25d5397