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Barks Carl:     more books (103)

Walt Disneys Donald Duck Adventures (The Carl Barks Library of Donald Duck Adventures in Color, Volume 25) by Carl Barks, 1996 Disney:Carl Barks.Der Vater der Ducks by Walt Disney, 2002-08-01 Uncle Scrooge No. 19 (Carl Barks' story 'The Mines of King Solomon') by Carl Barks, 1957 Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge No. 225 (Carl Barks story: 'The Lemonade Fling') by Carl Barks, 1987 Disney: Carl Barks Collection: Carl Barks Collection Band 10 by Walt Disney, Walt Disney's Comics and Stories No. 263 ('Capt'n Blight's Mystery Ship' by Carl Barks) by Carl Barks and others, 1964 Wer Ist Carl Barks by Gottfried Helnwein, 1993 Disease-Related Deaths in Oregon: Cancer Deaths in Oregon, Infectious Disease Deaths in Oregon, Ken Kesey, Carl Barks, Tom Mccall Barks Library Special, Daniel Düsentrieb by Walt Disney, Carl. Barks, 1995-01-01 Uncle Scrooge #382 (Uncle Scrooge (Graphic Novels)) (v. 382) by Carl Barks, Jens Hansegard, et all 2008-11-19 Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge: A Cold Bargain (Gladstone Comic Album Series, No. 24) (Gladstone Comic Album Series No 24) by Carl Barks, 1989-11 Walt Disney's Donald Duck Adventures No. 12 (Giant Size: 2 Barks' stories & 1 by Don Rosa) by Don Rosa and Al Talliaferro Carl Barks, 1988 Barks Library Special, Fähnlein Fieselschweif, Bd. 1 by Walt Disney, Carl. Barks, 2001-10-01 Barks Comics and Stories 10. ( Band 28 - 30). by Walt Disney, Carl Barks, 2003-06-01

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41. Carl Barks Art
    A collection of carl barks artwork. carl barks Art This website is currently under construction Expected opening February, 2008 Questions?  
    http://www.carlbarksart.com/

42. FYE
    Author barks, carl/ Kinney, Sarah/ Petrucha, Stefan/ barks, carl (CON) PAPERBACK. Regular Price$9.50. Our Price $6.49. Member Price $5.84  
    http://www.fye.com/viewfdsearch.htm?query=Walt Disney

43. Overview (Bolderbast.Inducks.org)
    Henning Visti Rasmussen Indeks over carl barkshistorier i Danske blade Markku Kivekäs Tuntematon carl barks, carl barks bibliography  
    http://bolderbast.inducks.org/xioverv.html

44. Carl Barks' Samlede Værker
    I bind 22 kunne man i artiklen ”Fanfænomenet“ læse om den unge mand, Joseph Cowles, andet besøg hos barks. I bind 18 kan vi så præsentere hans første besøg  
    http://www.carl-barks.dk/
    
    Extractions: “Fra den første stak tegninger, han rækker mig, ved jeg, at vi er kommet til det rigtige sted. Jeg kigger på tegneseriehæfteverdenens Mozartmanuskripter. Hvor er den mands arbejde rent! Hvert eneste inkede pennestrøg er skarp og definitiv. I ved, hvordan nogle tegneres tegninger er en anstrengt sammensætning af blæk og slettelak? Barks’ tegninger er bløde, lette blå blyantslinjer og hurtige formskitser overlagt med fed sort Indiablæk, med flydende Easterbrookpennestrøg og Speedballhåndtekstet tekst. Han bruger ingen slettelak, bortset fra til at sende højlys i ændernes øjne. Hvert eneste af de halvsides mesterværker, han viser mig, er fuldstændigt og umuligt perfekte.“

45. Carl Barks Collectibles For Sale
    An offering of carl barks limitededition lithographs and other items relating to carl barks and his renderings of the Disney Duck family.  
    http://www.carlbarkscollectibles.com/

46. Fraser's Autographs - Autograph Gallery
    Signed in the lower left corner, carl barks 1978 . This drawing is a preliminary sketch for barks? painting entitled Klondike Kate and the Troup.  
    http://www.frasersautographs.com/gallery.asp?ni=y

47. The Other Change Of Hobbit Science Fiction & Fantasy Bookstore: March 2003 Relea
    barks, carl Ault, Donald, editor. carl barks Conversations. $46.00. Hardcover collection interviews from 19622000. No discount.  
    http://www.otherchangeofhobbit.com/0303.html
    
    Extractions: (Important! We can't get back to you without this!) Click on the Send Order button. The order is transmitted to us. We will get back to you with availability and price. If your browser does not support forms, you can always send an order to us via e-mail: ochobbit@otherchangeofhobbit.com . Please read our page on further ordering policies. We do try to answer our e-mail promptly. If you haven't heard back from us in a week, please send us e-mail resubmitting the order. Home Hours Ordering Special Accts ... Lost Stories 2003 Books

48. MichaelBarrier.com -- Essays: Thoughts On Carl Barks’s Hundredth Birthday
    I last saw carl barks in July 1998, a few months after his ninetyseventh birthday, when my wife and I drove down to Oregon from Seattle with friends.  
    http://www.michaelbarrier.com/Essays/Barks/essay_barks.htm
    
    Extractions: Carl Barks in his study at Grants Pass, Oregon, on July 9, 1998. Photo by Michael Barrier. [Click here to read feedback about Barks and this essay.] I last saw Carl Barks in July 1998, a few months after his ninety-seventh birthday, when my wife and I drove down to Oregon from Seattle with friends. We spent several hours with Carl, visiting him at his home and then taking him to dinner at his favorite local restaurant. He was in a buoyant mood; he had just put his lawsuit against his erstwhile managers behind him, through a settlement that was very much to his liking. But he was greatly changed, much slower and weaker, since we had last seen him, in 1991. He was not mentally impaired in the least, but to be as quick-witted as Carl Barks takes energy, and Carl no longer had very much of it. We left Grants Pass the next day doubting that we would ever see him again but hoping that he would live to see his hundredth birthday. Sadly, he didn't. Barks's oil paintings of the ducks were of course the source of that prosperity, and of much of that renown. Barks was a painter of ducks for about as long as he was an author of comic-book stories about them, and his financial rewards from the paintings were certainly much greater than those he got from his stories. For years before he died, it was reproductions of his paintings, and not panels from his greatest stories, that were ubiquitous as illustrations for tributes to him. The paintings, and the lithographs made from them, now command such prices that it is hard to imagine them hanging anywhere but in the homes of the very wealthy. Some of Barks's admirers, I understand, believe that the paintings have surpassed in importance the comic-book stories that gave them birth.

49. Who's Who-- Articles
    It was adapted and drawn by Jack Hannah and carl barks. . carl barks created Uncle Scrooge for the story of the December 1947 issue of Donald Duck Four  
    http://ob7.free.fr/mice_and_ducks/who1.html
    
    Extractions: Known among Duck fans as "The Duck Man", "The Good Artist", Carl Barks was the main Duck stories writer and artist from 1942 to 1966. Like Floyd Gottfredson , he started work at the Disney Studio (in November 1935) as an in-betweener. In May 1936, he graduated to the Story Department, where he wrote Donald Duck animated shorts with Harry Reeves and Jack Hannah. Barks and Hannah were assigned the task of drawing the first Donald Duck comic book ( Donald Duck Four Color , "Pirate Gold") in August 1942. Barks left the Studio in November to start work on his own comic strips. He was eventually hired by Western Publishing to write a Donald Duck ten-pager ( , April 1943), and continued writing and drawing Duck stories until 1966. Barks created many secondary characters (Gladstone Gander, Gyro Gearloose, ...), one of whom soon became the new star. Uncle Scrooge first appeared in December 1947 ( DD FC 178 , "Christmas on Bear Mountain"); he was not even a foil to Donald but a mere plot gimmick. Barks used him again to that effect in later stories, and the character gradually became a major figure. After retiring, Barks continued scripting stories (especially

50. BOOK: Donald Duck (Walt Disney Best Comics Series) - Author: BARKS Carl
    VG copy, slight spine lean, minor surface soiling to boards, corners bumped, 155pp large format, Introduction + 10 of the original carl barks stories in  
    http://booksupply.org/webstore/web/ws_bookView.php?RefID=343843

51. Center For The Humanities Library Catalog, Washington University In St. Louis -
    Walt Disney s Donald Duck Volume 1 Number 246, Gladstone Publishing Ltd. barks , carl, Comics, In. Walt Disney s Donald Duck Volume 1 Number 249  
    http://bluestream.wustl.edu/CHLibrary/book_list.asp?browse=&sort=W

52. The Nostalgia ZINE - "Carl Barks And Te Perversity Of Beasts, Machines, And Natu
    I have been a fan of carl barks for over 40 years. I was a fan even before I knew who he was. Back in the golden, olden days Disney comic artists weren’t  
    http://www.nostalgiazone.com/doc/zine/06_V2N1/carlbarks.htm
    
    Extractions: Dell Four Color 9 Carl was born March 27, 1901, near Merrill Oregon, a small town near the Oregon California border, to William and Arminta Barks. Carl was their second child, his older brother Clyde had been born the year before. The family farmed wheat on a section of land and lived there for several years. Carl started school in the rural school system, walking 2 miles each day each way, joining the 8 to 10 kids he remembers going to that one-room school. Rural life is often lonely and Carl was a shy kid, with a growing hearing problem. His parents were busy running the family farm and did not have much time to spend with their boys. Carl did not have much in common with his brother and there were very few other children to play with. He spent much of his spare time drawing, often copying from the newspaper cartoonists of the time. Carl continued in his one room school, completing the 8 th grade in 1916, the year his mother died. This same year Carl took a mail order correspondence program in cartooning from the Landon Schools. He only finished a few classes before giving it up for work. The war was on and there was money to be made in the hay fields, $5 a day. This was followed by a long series of short-time labor jobs. It was these early jobs that Barks would later draw from to vex Donald in so many of his wonderful stories. A couple of years earlier Barks had started selling cartoons to the

53. Comic Books - Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge Barks, Carl/ Antrobus, J./ Bartholomew
    barks, carl/ Antrobus, J./ Bartholomew, B. / PAPERBACK / 64 pages / 2005 Author, barks, carl/ Antrobus, J./ Bartholomew, B. Format, PAPERBACK  
    http://shop.logoonline.com/Walt-Disney-s-Uncle-Scrooge-Comic-Books_stcVVproductI

54. Die D.O.N.A.L.D.-Homepage: Carl Barks
    Translate this page carl barks war der bekannteste und bedeutenste Zeichner der Geschichten rund um die Familie Duck, die er ab 1943 zeichnete.  
    http://www.donald.org/barks/
    
    Extractions: Startseite Mitgliederbereich Impressum Das donaldische Quiz 131 Informationen Termine Veranstaltungen Stammtische ... Forschung Informationen Lieferbare Ausgaben Sonderhefte Bestellung ... Der digitale HD Carl Barks Erika Fuchs Don Rosa Andere Zeichner Das Schwarze Brett der D.O.N.A.L.D. Ehapa Comic Forum Disney-Comics Forum Carl Barks Carl Barks war der bekannteste und bedeutenste Zeichner der Geschichten rund um die Familie Duck, die er ab 1943 zeichnete. Er übernahm damals die Charaktere aus den Trickfilmen und den Zeitungscomics und arbeitete nach und nach die heute bekannten Charaktermerkmale der Ducks heraus. Er ist darüberhinaus der geistige Vater des reichsten Manns der Welt Dagobert Duck, des Erfinders Daniel Düsentrieb oder der Panzerknacker. Der amerikanische Name der Stadt Entenhausen Duckburg stammt ebenfalls von Carl Barks. The HTML BarksBase von Gerd Syllwasschy Gerd Gustavs Homepage - Carl Barks: Donald Duck Barks-Index von Klaus Spillmann , EdD von Richard F. Jebe, MdD

55. Carl Barks: Conversations - Reviewed By Kevin McGowin - Eclectica Magazine V7n3
    carl barks Conversations Book Review by Kevin McGowin, Donald Ault, Ed., Eclectica Magazine v7n3.  
    http://www.eclectica.org/v7n3/mcgowin_barks.html
    
    Extractions: University Press of Mississippi (2003) 238 pages reviewed by Kevin McGowin Who is Carl Barks? So begins Donald Ault's enlightening introduction to a volume of interviews that tells us just that, and indeed a great deal more—making the reader wonder how it could be that the man behind the creation of Disney's Scrooge McDuck, hundreds of Donald Duck comics, and many other memorable characters was himself never identified, until he was in his late 50s, by a fan named Malcolm Willits. In the first book of its kind, Ault has, with some kind of superhuman drive and focus, not only provided the answer to this question in a careful selection of interviews presented chronologically from the first (by Willits 1962, first published 1968) to the last (Ault, 2000); he has succeeded in showing for all the world the phenomenal and multifaceted genius of Carl Barks (1901-2000) through the artist's own words. The man whom many consider the greatest comic book artist of all time is here revealed as a master draftsman, painter, storyteller, and finally, a lucid and sincere conversationalist who is known the world over through images : Uncle Scrooge diving into his money bin, Donald Duck going in for a haircut to instead get his ass trimmed. Whomever you are, whatever your involvement with comics and/or animation, more than a few of such images persist in the memory—and they are the work of Carl Barks.

56. David Schulson Autographs Catalog - Entertainment, Including Cinema, Theater, Da
    Cartoonist carl barks is perhaps best known as the creator of the Walt Disney comic strip character Uncle Scrooge McDuck, whom he introduced in 1947.  
    http://www.schulsonautographs.com/enter.htm
    
    Extractions: Back to Catalog Music Literature Science ... Athletes ASTAIRE, FRED Great American dancer and choreographer; ROGERS, GINGER Publicity Photograph Signed, 4to, n.p ., n.d. This portrait depicts Astaire in sailor uniform and Rogers next to him looking toward the left. Astaire has signed on the gray space between them, and she has signed in purple ink on her blouse. A fine displayable image. ASTAIRE, FRED ( American dancer, actor, singer. Original Vintage Photograph Signed, 4to, n.p ., ca. 1940. A superb half length portrait of the debonair actor, dancer staring directly at the camera. He is wearing a houndstooth sport coat, with white carnation in his lapel. Signed at the time A wonderful image, uncommon from this period. ASTAIRE, FRED (1899-1987). American dancer, actor, and singer. Sheet music signed, large 4to, n.p., n.d. Sheet music (piano and vocal) for the song The Way You Look To-night by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields, from the RKO Radio Picture Swing Time (1936). The cover features a rose-toned photograph of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in a paired leap; Astaire has signed across Rogers ' ruffled hem, "Fred Astaire."

57. Frames Per Second Magazine: Carl Barks Auction
    The Bonhams and Butterfields auction house is selling artwork from the estate of carl barks on Monday, June 4th. Public viewings will be held in Los Angeles  
    http://www.fpsmagazine.com/blog/2007/06/carl-barks-auction.php
    
    Extractions: Lot items include art by Carl Barks, including his comic and animation artwork, pin up art and landscape paintings. Also featured is animation art from a number of different productions, including a Charlie Brown special, Shrek and classic Disney films. There is art by various artists for Carl Barks, as well as awards he received for his outstanding work. powered by FreeFind Browse by article category Commentary Editorials Features Festival Watch Interviews Reviews Browse by blog category anime auctions Disney events exhibitions features festivals Ghost in the Shell Hayao Miyazaki iTunes Mamoru Oshii Montreal National Film Board of Canada Pixar reviews shorts SIGGRAPH Studio Ghibli upcoming releases Browse by month Select month October November December January 2008 February 2008 March 2008 August 2008 September 2008 October 2008 Site Feed

58. Carl Barks On Flickr - Photo Sharing!
    Famed Donald Duck artist carl barks (19012000) at the 1982 San Diego Comic Con (today called Comic-Con International). NOTE Permission granted to copy,  
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/alan-light/1117108615/in/set-72157601430944410/
    
    Extractions: YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'load', F._window_onload); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'resize', F._window_onresize); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'blur', F._window_onblur); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'focus', F._window_onfocus); YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, 'unload', F._window_onunload); You aren't signed in Sign In Help To take full advantage of Flickr, you should use a JavaScript-enabled browser and F.decorate(_ge('button_bar'), F._photo_button_bar).bar_go_go_go(1117108615, 0); F.decorate(_ge('photo_notes'), F._photo_notes).notes_go_go_go(1117108615, 'http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1434/1117108615_103e0be2f0_t.jpg', '3.1444'); View Alan Light's map Taken in (See more photos here Famed Donald Duck artist Carl Barks (1901-2000) at the 1982 San Diego Comic Con (today called Comic-Con International). NOTE: Permission granted to copy, publish, broadcast or post any of my photos, but please credit "photo by Alan Light" if you can. Thanks ernest.borg9

59. Gladstone Comic Album Series #15 (Donald And Gladstone) - BARKS, CARL
    Gladstone Comic Album Series 15 (Donald and Gladstone); barks, carl. Offered by Parigi Books.  
    http://www.antiqbook.com/boox/parigi/5457.shtml

60. Carl Barks Biography
    carl barks (March 27, 1901 August 25, 2000) was a famous Disney Studio illustrator and comic book creator, who invented Duckburg and many of its  
    http://www.biographybase.com/biography/Barks_Carl.html
    
    Extractions: Biography Base Home Link To Us Search Biographies: Browse Biographies A B C D ... Z Carl Barks Biography Carl Barks (March 27, 1901 - August 25, 2000) was a famous Disney Studio illustrator and comic book creator, who invented Duckburg and many of its inhabitants, such as Scrooge McDuck and the Beagle Boys. The quality of his scripts and drawings earned him the nick names The Duck Man and The Good Duck Artist. According to Carl's description of his childhood he was a rather lonely child. His parents owned one square mile of land that served as their farm. The nearest neighbor lived half a mile away but he was more an acquaintance to his parents than a friend. The closest school was about two miles away and Carl had to walk that distance every day. The rural area had few children though and Barks later remembered that his school had about eight or ten students including him.

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