IN MEMORIAM

The world mourns

 

Legendary animator Carl Barks dies in GP

 

'The Good Duck Artist' leaves lasting image

 

Carl Barks, artist behind Donald Duck, dies

 

 

The Washington Post
Carl Barks was "the good duck artist"

The New York Times
The ´Duck Man,´ Who Drew Donald and Created Scrooge, Dies at 99

Reuters
Cartoonist Carl Barks, who drew the character Donald Duck for over three decades, died August 25, 2000, at the age of 99 at his home in south Oregon, the Walt Disney Co. said on Friday

Associated Press
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) -- Carl Barks, the Disney illustrator credited with giving Donald Duck his distinctive feisty and comical personality, died Friday at the age of 99

 

 

 

DENMARK

Ekstra Bladet
A Giant is dead

 

FRANCE

Le Monde
Carl Barks, who gave life to Donald Duck, dies in his home at Grants Pass, Oregon

 

GERMANY

Die Welt
Duckburg in mourning

 

HOLLAND

Haagsche Courant
The man who shaped Donald Duck is dead. The American Carl Barks (99) died last night at a hospital in Oregon

 

ITALY

La Repubblica
Duckburg mourns the death of Carl Barks

 

NORWAY

Aftenposten
Carl Barks died today

 

SPAIN

El Pais
Carl Barks, the creator of Donald Duck, dies at age 99

 

SWEDEN

Expressen
Donald's uncle, Carl Barks, is dead

 

 

 

 

Roy E. Disney, The Walt Disney Company
Carl Barks was one of the most gifted artists and inventive storytellers ever to work for Disney and the undisputed 'Comic Book King.' When it came to creating imaginative tales for Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge and the other classic Disney characters, no one ever did it better. He challenged our imaginations and took us on some of the greatest adventures we have ever known. His prolific comic book creations entertained many generations of devoted fans and influenced countless artists over the years. Carl's joyful humor and stylish storytelling will certainly be missed but his timeless tales will stand as a legacy to his originality and brilliant artistic vision.

 

 

http://www.cbarks.dk/THEFAREWELLinmemoriam.htm   Date 2002-08-25