Donald Duck paperback

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The Donald Duck paperback , DD for short, was a German-language comic book published by Egmont Ehapa Verlag .

The comic series was published in paperback from 1974 to 1998 . The volume was 100 pages, and due to its great popularity, many offshoots soon appeared.

history

The first volume was published on August 26, 1974. The first four editions were test editions and so the fifth edition is actually number one. The stories were mostly of American origin up to issue 300, but from 300 onwards more Italian comics were published. Since the format enjoyed great popularity, a counterpart was published on May 29, 1986, the Panzerknacker & Co. , which was discontinued with issue 17 of August 20, 1987. As a substitute, Uncle Dagobert (September 17, 1987 to December 2, 1993) appeared as a side series , which had 82 editions. This was followed by the side series Ein Fall für Micky (26 volumes, January 5, 1994 to December 7, 1995), Adventure Team (39 volumes, January 4, 1996 to December 10, 1998), and Fähnlein Fieselschweif (18 volumes, October 1996 until May 19, 1998). With issue 513 (1997) the format of the Donald Duck paperback was enlarged by a few centimeters, but finally on December 17, 1998 after 25 years and 529 editions (together with the four volumes from 1974 a total of 533 editions) and thus one of the longest running series at Ehapa. Soon after, Ehapa tried a fresh start with Donald Comics and more (19 volumes, January 14, 1999 to August 6, 2000), but failed. Ehapa has been trying to revive the tradition of the 100-page page with Donald Duck & Co. since 2010 .

Individual proof

  • inducks: comic series: Donald Duck

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