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Numer 6-7 (6-7) 6 MAJA 2012 Zapraszamy do wyra Ŝania opinii o magazynie na naszym profilu na Facebooku (http://www.facebook.com/KurierKaczogrodzki ) oraz na Recenzje najnowszych czasopism: mailu: [email protected] . Je Ŝeli chcesz otrzyma ć szybk ą odpowied ź pisz od poniedziałku do czwartku o ka Ŝdej godzinie. W środ ę 25 kwietnia ukazał si ę nowy numer Kaczora Donalda. Są w nim tylko 32 strony komiksów (tak jak si ę spodziewałem, przez pewien czas w KD b ędzie wi ęcej reklam, poniewa Ŝ NASTĘPNY pocz ątkowo sprzedane było miejsce w tygodniku). Informacja w newsletterze o 4 komiksach była nieco naci ągna, poniewa Ŝ jeden z nich ma 1 stron ę. Dziecinna zabawa to pierwszy komiks w cz ęś ciach w tym roku (oczywi ście cało ść w jednym numerze). Licz ę na to, Ŝe w KD jako dwutygodniku b ędzie ich wi ęcej ni Ŝ w KD jako tygodniku (tam były du Ŝe problemy z ich umieszczaniem, poniewa Ŝ du ńska redakcja na to W t ę środ ę uka Ŝe si ę kolejny numer nie zezwalała). Jest to komiks z rysunkami dwutygodnika Kaczor Donald . Numer Rodriqueza, ma bardzo nieregularn ą będzie miał 48 stron oraz b ędą w nim budow ę(chocia Ŝ zdarzaj ą si ę strony, które 4 komiksy (info dzi ęki czeskiemu normalnie wygl ądaj ą) i opowiada o tym, Ŝe Sio- Egmontowi). Co dokładniej w nim strze ńcy chc ą świata bez dorosłych i nagle znajdziemy? Na pocz ątku kolejny, trzeci spotykaj ą d Ŝina (oczywi ście najpierw trzeba (u nas drugi) komiks z podró Ŝowaniem w potrze ć lamp ę), który spełnia ich marzenie. czasie Młodych Skautów, tym razem Zako ńczenie przewidywalne, ale nie wpłyn ęło polec ą oni do Chin. Komiks b ędzie miał znacz ąco na odbiór cało ści. Rysunki sa bardzo dobre (niektóre kadry wygl ądaj ą znakomi- 13 stron i b ędzie narysowany przez cie), mog ę da ć komiksowi 8,5/10. Nudy na pudy - komiks Williama Van Horna, z tego co Midthuna. Potem w numerze b ędziemy dowiedziałem si ę od redakcji, prawdopodobnie 4 lipca uka Ŝe si ę kolejny komiks tego auto- mieli historyjk ę 10-stronicow ą (lub troch ę ra (tym razem 8 stron) z Kwacjuszem McLumpem. Komiks ciekawy, Donald zakłada To- krótsz ą), nie jest to niestety komiks Barksa. warzystwo Znudzonych, czyli tych co s ą ju Ŝ znudzeni Ŝyciem i chc ą robi ć co ś niezwykłego. Na sam koniec dwa krótsze komiksy, w Komiks naprawd ę dobry, du Ŝo dobrych gagów i naprawd ę śmieszna puenta, 9/10 , ju Ŝ cze- tym jeden z Donaldem i jeden z Magik ą. Ostatnio ukazało si ę mnóstwo kam na kolejny komiks W. Van Horna! Same dobre komiksy w tym numerze - Dobrana pa- dobrych komiksów w du ńskim Anders And, lecz niestety Ŝaden z nich ra , niby zwykły du ński komiks ze Sknerusem, lecz naprawd ę mi si ę spodobał (co dziwne, nie uka Ŝe si ę w Polsce. przeczytałem go jako pierwszy komiks z numeru), mimo Ŝe pocz ątkowo pomysł mi si ę nie RK podobał (Sknerus na randce?), to pó źniej bardzo zaciekawił. Okazuje si ę, Ŝe Sknerus umó- wił si ę z osob ą jeszcze bardziej sk ąpą ni Ŝ on. W całym komiksie jest mnóstwo naprawd ę NASTĘPNY śmiesznych gagów. Musz ę powiedzie ć, Ŝe jest to najlepszy komiks z całego numeru, ry- sunki s ą bardzo dobre (szczególnie w scenach deszczu, ile jest w nich szczegółów!), wi ęc postawi ę mu zasłu Ŝone 9,5/10. Na sam koniec mamy Trudne pocz ątki , kolejny komiks z Mi- kim i Goofym zrobiony m.in. przez Jippesa. Komiks jest jak zawsze śmieszny i dobrze na- rysowany, ale nie zachwycił mnie zbytnio, wi ęc 8/10 . Według mnie numer ten opłaca si ę kupi ć, poniewa Ŝ wszystkie komiksy są dobre (a nawet bardzo dobre), mimo Ŝe nie jest ich du Ŝo. Szkoda tylko, Ŝe znowu nie było Mikiego w dłu Ŝszym komiksie (chocia Ŝ poziom wszystkich komiksów du ńskich z Mikim, oprócz tych nielicznych jest bardzo słaby), a przecie Ŝ tyle jest komiksów Murry'ego (nawet krótkich). Skład tego numeru mo Ŝna zoba- We wtorek uka Ŝe si ę nowy Gi- czy ć tu: http://coa.inducks.org/issue.php?c=pl/KD+2012-16 RK gant Mamut Kuchenne rewolucje , który w innych krajach ukazał W środ ę 25 kwietnia ukazał si ę nowy tom serii si ę ju Ŝ kawał czasu temu. Gigant Poleca Ma on tradycyjne 250 stron Najpierw wymieni ę nowe komiksów, a nosi tytuł Pracownik roku . Okładka komiksy - dosy ć stary komiks jest bardzo ładna (patrz obok). Moim zdaniem Cavazzana (i to na dodatek z no- najbardziej godne wyró Ŝnienia s ą komiksy Świat wym kolorowaniem), 22-letni jutra , Jezioro pełne ryb i Wojna technologiczna. komiks z Mikim z serii Świat jutra to bardzo dobry komiks autorstwa Ca- o podró Ŝowaniu w czasie przy sty’ego. Oczekiwałem po nim jakiego ś arcydzieła pomocy profesora Zapoteka i… nie rozczarowałem si ę. Komiks bardzo mi si ę (czyli Italian time machine stories ), spodobał, fabuła naprawd ę świetna. Dzieło to te Ŝ z nowym kolorowaniem. zaskakuje zwrotami akcji. Da si ę przy nim nie źle Dalej - komiks z poprzedniego uśmia ć. Ko ńcówka lekko kojarzyła mi si ę z Dziur ą wieku z G ęgulem i Dziobasem, w samolocie Floyda Gottfredsona, tak Ŝe posta ć Ry- stary, znany i podziwiany na muj ącego Szpiega pochodzi z komiksu całym świecie komiks Massimo Gottfredsona pt. The Atombrella and the Rhyming De Vity z Superkw ękiem, te Ŝ Man (nie wydano go w Polsce). Dodam, Ŝe w nowym kolorowaniu (a Ŝ ko ńcówka jest rewelacyjna i wr ęcz zmusza troch ę dziwne to jest) i króciutki czytelnika do refleksji. Zdecydowanie jeden komiks z Mikim. Nast ępne komiksy to bardzo krótki komiks Cavazza- z najlepszych komiksów disneyowskich na, maj ąca ju Ŝ prawie 20 lat historyjka ze scenariuszem Cimina ze stworzony w XXI wieku (dzieło to powstało Sknerusem (z nowym kolorowaniem), króciutki komiks z Ferdkiem w 2008 roku), 10/10. Jezioro pełne ryb – bardzo i Merdkiem, mający 16 lat komiks autorstwa spółki Tulipa- dobry komiks Romano Scarpy. Dzieło to troch ę no/Marabelli (z nowym kolorowaniem), króciutki komiks Z pami ętnika kojarzyło mi si ę z Only a poor old Man Carla Barksa, ale i tak komiks zachowuje własny cie- Daisy oraz komiks ze scenariuszem Cisina i rysunkami De Vity z Mi- kawy styl. Dobre dowcipy, nieoczekiwane zwroty akcji oraz inteligentna fabuła czyni ą ten kim, z nowym kolorowaniem. Niestety to ta lepsza, troch ę wi ększa po- komiks naprawd ę dobrym, 9,5/10 . Wojna technologiczna – fajny, aczkolwiek krótki komiks łowa tomu, reszta - 245 stron to reprinty, ale mam te Ŝ dobr ą informacj ę, autorstwa Enrico Facciniego. Składa si ę on z serii gagów spowodowanej wojn ą mi ędzy tylko 1 jest w miar ę nowy (8 lat), reszta to reprinty z Komiksy Gigant czy Donaldem, a Gogusiem, polegaj ącej na tym, kto b ędzie miał lepszy telefon. Niestety po pierwszych numerów Giganta Poleca . Mamy te Ŝ reprint z Donalda i spół- pewnej chwili telefony s ą wg mnie zbyt wymy ślne, 8,5/10 . Kolejne dobre komiksy to: Tunel ki. Oto lista: Bliskie spotkanie trzeciego stopnia z DiS 36, Lotem smaczniej miło ści , Na bramce stoję i Dziwna woda . Lekko rozczarowały mnie Lekcja ekonomii i Nocny po- z KG 2000-02, Ścigani z GP 6, Kacza zupa z GP 6, Smakołyki Myszki Miki mocnik (rysunki w tym drugim naprawd ę słabe, a scenariusz te Ŝ nie jest najwy Ŝszych lo- z GP 44, Pogromca spaghetti z GP 23, Gdzie kucharek siedem… z GP 24, tów). Bardzo polecam kupi ć ten tom Giganta. Jest naprawd ę dobry. Komiksy stoj ą na wy- Słodkie kłamstwa z KG 1999-01, Obiady jak u babci z GP 16 i Tramwaj zwa- sokim poziomie. Uwa Ŝam, Ŝe ka Ŝdy szanuj ący si ę zainteresowany komiksami Disneya ny apetytem z KG 2000-07 (chyba z nowym kolorowaniem). Recenzja ca- powinien zakupi ć ten tom Giganta. Cały skład numeru zobaczysz na Inducks: łego tomu ju Ŝ za tydzie ń w Kurierze. Cały skład tego tomu: http://coa.inducks.org/issue.php?c=pl/GP+143 YMD http://coa.inducks.org/issue.php?c=de/LTBSP+43 RK Informacje z zagranicy W Niemczech, jak zawsze co tydzie ń ukazał si ę nowy numer dwa tygodnie razem wzi ęte Micky Mausa . Okładka to ekstra przerobiona okładka, która była kilka lat temu m.in. w Kaczorze Donaldzie (2008-40). W Anders And 2012-17 ukazały si ę dwa W numerze mamy naprawd ę ciekawe komiksy, jest ich du Ŝo naprawd ę ciekawe komiksy, oba nie jak na niemiecki magazyn (28 stron). Na pocz ątku mamy uka Ŝą si ę u nas (czy Ŝby znowu akcja komiks Ferioli’ego maj ący ju Ŝ kilka lat, który tak Ŝe był kilka Lepszych komiksów nie wydajemy lat temu w Kaczorze Donaldzie (A mury run ą - 2006-47), potem w Polsce ?). Pierwszym komiksem w nu- w numerze jest krótki komiks Rodriqueza ( Kaczki ciernistych merze jest długi, 13-stronicowy holen- krzewów - 2011-01), nast ępnie komiks z serii Zagadki Mikiego derski z Donaldem, autorstwa Mau oraz komiks z Mikim ( Co skrywa pustka - 2011-35-36). Heymansa. Drugim, okładkowym ko- Nast ępnie widz ę krótki komiks z Mikim (był kilka miesi ęcy miksem jestten-pager Barksa, Szcz ęś cie temu w Polsce), a na sam koniec, pierwsza cz ęść ostatniego Gogusia (Kaczor Donald 1994-12). Poza (na razie) komiksu z serii Papiernik contro tutti , serii, która tym w numerze komiks Marcala z Do- ukazuje si ę wsz ędzie na świecie w zwykłym tygodniku.
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