Me, I always preferred Mickey Rat.
http://www.pulsatingdream.com/mickey_rat.html
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the Council Republic is not the culmination of everything,
and even less does it stand for the most perfect form in
which humans can live
for the kiddies, highly recommended.
Joanna
Jurriaan Bendien wrote:
It's a true testament to Walt that he was able to create Mickey Mouse with
such depth and personality that, on his 75th anniversary, Mickey continues
to take us on adventures, make us laugh and inspire us, said Mark Eisner,
chairman
Yeah, fuck Disney and the mouse. Infinitely more delectable is the
divine Betty (Boop), whose creator, Max Fleischer was far more
imaginative, fun, creative, iconoclastic than Disney. You can get the
complete (6 vol) Betty Boop cartoons on video for sixty bucks or so.
Endless
did Walt D. really develop Mickey M.? or did he rip off others, the way he did with
his animators?
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
It's a true testament to Walt that he was able to create
Mickey Mouse with
such depth
Devine, James wrote:
did Walt D. really develop Mickey M.? or did he rip off others, the
way he did with his animators?
lawrence lessig, in a talk at princeton, suggested that the character
(mickey mouse) was copied from an existing one (buster keaton's
'steamboat bill') for 'steamboat willie
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Devine, James wrote:
did Walt D. really develop Mickey M.? or did he rip off others, the
way he did with his animators
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did Walt D. really develop Mickey M.? or did he rip off others, the way
he did with his animators?
Jim Devine
fwiw, wd apparently drew first mm (initially named mortimer) but he
didn't draw it too well, one of his animators drew chracter that
appeared in
Mickey Mouse was born in Walt Disney's imagination early in 1928 on a train
ride from New York to Los Angeles. Walt was returning with his wife from a
business meeting at which his cartoon creation, Oswald the Rabbit, had been
wrestled from him by his financial backers. Only 26 at the time
It's a true testament to Walt that he was able to create Mickey Mouse with
such depth and personality that, on his 75th anniversary, Mickey continues
to take us on adventures, make us laugh and inspire us, said Mark Eisner,
chairman and chief executive of The Walt Disney Company.
http
[The call letters EVD stand for Eugene Victor Debs, whom the station
honored at its inception. It has been the voice of liberal/radical Jewry
for many decades.]
Friends -
In NYC, there's a similar struggle unfolding at another independent radio
station fighting a corporate takeover. WEVD, a
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