Creation, Translation, and Adaptation in Donald Duck Comics
The Dream of Three Lifetimes Authors:
Examines the creation and development of Donald Duck in comics and other media on both sides of the Atlantic
Creates an interdisciplinary fan studies/adaptational framework for examining transnational media franchises
Illuminates the shadowy interactions of Disney and its fans and the limits of control and creativity of each effort.see more benefits
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Recently found in Kyoto, a paperback edition of “Hitori Futayaku,” left, is smaller than a regular paperback. (Takuji Yoshizumi)
NABARI, Mie Prefecture A shopkeeper found the only known pocket-book paperback edition of “Hitori Futayaku” (Double role) by mystery writer Edogawa Rampo (1894-1965) in an old warehouse in Kyoto.
The copy was donated to the Nabari city government and is currently on display at its library.
The title is an early work by Rampo, a Nabari native, and was initially published in the literary magazine Shin-Shosetsu in 1925.
According to an index of Rampo’s works compiled by the Nabari library in 2003, the short story has been printed on many occasions, included in paperbacks and anthologies of his complete works.