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	Gladstone Publishing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gladstone Publishing was an American company that published Disney comics from 1986 to 1990 and from 1993 to 1998.
		In 1990 Gladstone was licensed to publish a series of albums reprinting nearly all the Disney duck stories of Carl Barks.
		After its license expired in 1998, Gladstone shut down, and there were no more Disney comics in America (except for occasional graphic novels of the movies put out by Dark Horse Comics), until 2003, when Gemstone Publishing gained the publishing rights.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gladstone_Publishing (363 words)

	Gladstone (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Erskine William Gladstone (born 1925), The Scout Association scouting notable, awardee of the Bronze Wolf in 1985
		Gladstone Pereira della Valentina (born 1985), Brazilian footballer
		"William Gladstone", a semi-fictional character in the Bartimaeus Trilogy by Jonathan Stroud.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gladstone (209 words)

	Gladstone - TheBestLinks.com - Australia, Comic book, Donald Duck, Gladstone Gander, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		William Gladstone was repeatedly the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from the 1860s through the 1890s.
		Gladstone was also the name of a comic book company that used to publish Disney Comic books from 1986 to 1990 and 1993 to 1998.
		A Gladstone is also a type of suitcase with flexible sides and a rigid frame, sometimes called a gladstone bag.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Gladstone.html (196 words)

	COMICON.com: GEMSTONE'S IN MEMORIAM: BRUCE HAMILTON
		Bruce Hamilton, publisher of Gladstone Publishing, comics historian, and fan activist, passed away at 3:00 AM on Saturday, June 18, 2005.
		Known around the world for the licensed line of Disney comics he lovingly published, Hamilton was a central figure in documenting and advancing the detailed history of the medium.
		After Western Publishing dropped the license to produce the Disney comics in the mid-1980s, he was granted the license and the now-legendary Gladstone Publishing company was created.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=003915 (1271 words)

	The Comics Journal: Interviews
		Gladstone was a company that not only knew the characters, they respected the characters.
		Plus I'd known Bruce Hamilton, Gladstone's publisher, since the early '70s when I used to travel to comic conventions with Bob Overstreet, sharing a room, before I realized what his project would do to the hobby.
		Gladstone didn't want a full output from me for a little while, and I did a few extra stories for the Dutch Disney comics licensee, Oberon, and a few odds and ends.
	www.tcj.com /2_archives/i_rosa.html (3279 words)

	More News and Rumors
		Gladstone's Bruce Hamilton wrote former subscribers this week to tell them that the troubled company may soon be bringing Disney comics to the market:
		Former Gladstone editor, John Clark, tells me that two month's worth of books are mostly done and approved and only the processing of color film and the setting of final printing dates remain to be done.
		John and the Gladstone husband/wife team of production professions, Gary Leach and Susan Daigle-Leach, are conducting dialogues to hopefully resume their respective roles.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/comic_books/21460 (448 words)

	DCML: Gladstone
		Their address is Gladstone Publishing, 212 S. Montezuma, Prescott, AZ 86303.
		In 1986 Bruce Hamilton and Russ Cochran, Disney fans who had previously published hardback collections of Carl Barks comics and paintings, began to publish the comics themselves under the Gladstone label.
		With the advent of Don Rosa - a new artist/writer whose work, published beginning in 1987, picked up quite a head of steam - and the writer-artist team of John Lustig and William Van Horn, American Disney comics were making an excellent comeback.
	stp.ling.uu.se /~starback/dcml/gladstone.html (1234 words)

	ImageTexT -- Vol. 2, No. 1 -- Welcome
		He conceived of a thirty volume set of hardbound books that would publish all of Barks's Disney work in chronological order in as un-tampered-with a condition as possible, from the original fl and white Photostats on file at Western Publishing.
		Their sales were not a matter of public record, but it became clear that the publishing house was faltering.
		[5] The reasons for declining circulation of Gladstone comics cannot be attributed primarily to Bruce's managerial style but rather to forces in the comics market and shifts in popular taste that rendered Bruce's vision of comics difficult to sustain in a company as small as Gladstone.
	www.english.ufl.edu /imagetext/archives/v2_1/memoriam.shtml (1008 words)

	LINES ON PAPER :: About Us
		Stanley has achieved widespread acclaim for his work on such disparate comic books as Melvin Monster, Thirteen Going on Eighteen, Tales from the Tomb, and the comic book version of Nancy & Sluggo - but it is his work on Little Lulu for which he is best known.
		In the late 1980s, all of Stanley's work on Little Lulu was collected into a set of deluxe hardbound books by Gladstone Publishing Co. This set, like the original comic book series, has become a collectible highly prized by knowledgeable comic book enthusiasts.
		His art originally mimicked that of Buell, but as the comic became more successful and Dell increased the publishing schedule of the comic, the art chores were handed to Irv Tripp, who developed the more "cartoony" style for Little Lulu that continues to this day.
	www.linesonpaper.com /about_lulu.html (280 words)

	Disney Comics
		Before 1990 and after 1993 they licensed their comic books to other publishers.
		An occasional fourth series was included as a mini-series based on a TV show or a movie, but in 1993 Gladstone Publishing regained their Disney comics license for the classic Disney characters while Marvel Comics got the license for the modern Disney characters in 1994 until they sold their rights to Acclaim in 1997.
		From 1998 to 2003 Disney comics were no longer available in America, but in 2003 Gemstone Comics has started publishing them again.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/di/Disney_Comic.html (148 words)

	Life of Don Rosa
		Although "The Son of the Sun" was wordy - current Gladstone editor John Clark says it was trimmed by a third before it ran - it was a big hit, and was nominated for a Harvey Award (the comics' Oscars) as the year's best story.
		Part of his arrangement with Gladstone included the return of his original artwork, and in the end of 1988 the Disney Company had informed Gladstone Publisher Bruce Hamilton that he was "to no longer return any original art done for their comicbooks".
		In 1987, when Rosa was assured by Gladstone that the company would be interested in publishing any Duck stories he could do for them, Rosa sold his family tile-and-terazzo business to devote his full time to comics.
	home.swipnet.se /_7Ew-47991/DonRosa/donrosa.htm (2092 words)

	BHC Info
		Seven years after Gladstone´s founding, we revived the Carl Barks Library as full-color, high-quality squarebound comic albums (including the first-ever Carl Barks trading cards), and three years after that reshaped Walt Disney´s Comics and Stories into the Disney collector´s comic book.
		As many of you know, Gemstone Publishing was granted the most recent license to publish the Disney Comics for North America.
		Here at Gladstone, Another Rainbow and the Bruce Hamilton Company, we continue to update this website, beginning with all the back issues of comics and comic albums that were produced by Gladstone and the Bruce Hamilton Company.
	www.brucehamilton.com /brucehamco.html (589 words)

	Books and Services by Gladstone
		We are a resource for independent publishers, especially authors who self-publish, to help them develop and sell their products.
		A ketch is a small boat, and I invite you to join us on our journey to achieving our dreams of becoming an author and publishing entreprenuer.
		We are also authorized agents for Hefty Publishing's Create-a-Book program.
	www.gladstonepublishing.com (92 words)

	Waterside Productions, Inc.: Home Page
		Bill Gladstone founded Waterside Productions, Inc. in 1982 and has personally placed more than 5000 titles with dozens of publishers.
		Gladstone has also been involved in the creation of many other popular book series ranging from the “Complete Idiots Guide” books (Alpha/Penguin) to “The Secrets of the Game” series now published by Prima/Random House.
		Gladstone advises publishing and training companies on mergers and acquisitions and has been involved with transactions ranging from six figure to mid eight figure deals.
	www.waterside.com /Gladstone_Bill.htm (256 words)

	AWN Headline News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In 1985, a new division was founded, Gladstone Publishing, which took up the then-dormant Disney comic book license.
		Gladstone introduced a whole new generation of Disney comic book readers to the wondrous storytelling of such luminaries as Barks, Paul Murry and Floyd Gottfredson, as well as presenting the first works of modern Disney comics masters Don Rosa and William Van Horn.
		In 1993, the Bruce Hamilton Co. was established as the parent of the Gladstone and Hamilton imprints, as well as taking on the managerial duties of Another Rainbow.
	news.awn.com /index.php?ltype=top&newsitem_no=14183 (1031 words)

	GLADSTONE HOME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		For nearly fourteen years Gladstone was the North American publisher of quality Disney comic books and comic albums featuring Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Uncle Scrooge, and other Disney favorites, by some of the best storytellers of the past and present.
		Gladstone completed the run of its third Disney license in December, 1998.
		Gemstone Publishing was granted the most recent license to publish the Disney comics for North America.
	brucehamilton.com /gladstone (185 words)

	Reading Room Index: FUNNY ANIMAL (W-Z)
		-- (Gladstone Comic Album ; 11) -- Written and drawn by C. Barks in 1953, and originally published in Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #4.
		Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse in Sheriff of Nugget Gulch / written by Ted Osborne ; penciled by Floyd Gottfredson ; inked by Al Taliaferro ; colored by Sue Daigle ; special effects by Sue Daigle and Virginia Gibbons.
		This is a code used by Western Publishing.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/frri/funanwz.htm (3357 words)

	Comic Art Links Directory: Comic_Book_Publishers
		This is an Indy Manga Publishing Company that specializes in Manga and other creative art styles.
		Including both new talent and longtime legends in the industry, Shooting Star Comics produces a quarterly anthology series and will also be releasing new titles this year.
		Publishers of Blood of Onyx, The Adventures of Thong Raider, Jack Steel, Time Dollars and more.
	dragonberry.com /links/pages/Comic_Book_Publishers/more2.html (1125 words)

	Uncle Scrooge, pals return as Disney classics are revived - The Washington Times: Arts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Disney sequential-art magic stopped in February of 1999 with the closing of Gladstone, and it finally took the man with the coolest toys and best comic-book collection to revive the legacy.
		Leach scanning finished and line-art pages into the computer and Miss Daigle-Leach taking on the demanding role of reference colorist; she must carefully fill in the hues of each panel used to give the printers and digital coloring experts a key to how the art should finally look.
		Gemstone Publishing also will introduce two monthly comics starting in the summer and add two more monthlies later in the year.
	www.washtimes.com /arts/20030614-120935-2989r.htm (655 words)

	Notes for WWW Information Publishers
		Publishing consists of making the document publicly available, and advertising its address so other people can find it easily.
		When publishing materials of general interest to the UO community, it is usually desirable to announce their availability with an email message to webmaster@www.uoregon.edu.
		Although in principal it is possible to limit access to web pages in various ways, in practice publishing tends to be "all or nothing." You can expect that as soon as you place your authoring efforts on a public web server someone somewhere on the Internet will read them.
	darkwing.uoregon.edu /~jqj/publishing/notes-for-providers.html (2172 words)

	Song of the South Memorabilia - Comics Featuring Brer Rabbit, Gladstone Digest #2 (1987)
		A comic digest published by Gladstone Comics, this issue featuring Brer Rabbit.
		Cover is a copy from the original 1946 Dell #129.
		Published by Gladstone Publishing, Ltd. "De Tar Baby" Art by Paul Murry.
	www.songofthesouth.net /memorabilia/books/comics/gladstone2.html (113 words)

	The Main Event: In Memoriam: Bruce Hamilton
		The first issue of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories published by Gladstone was WDCS #511.
		The last issue of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories published by Gladstone was WDCS #633.
		Seen here during the Gladstone era with Disney comics Editor-in-Chief, Bruce Hamilton was noted for sweating the details of the works his company produced, and left behind an outstanding legacy.
	scoop.diamondgalleries.com /scoop_article.asp?ai=8973&si=124 (1654 words)

	Carl Barks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Today, that magazine is remembered only for having published the early work of Carl Barks.
		During my long tenure with Carl Barks, I have been a reader, collector, interviewer, correspondent, and now for twenty years a published author commenting on the duck man's life and works.
		Artwork by Carl Barks Prints Carl Barks Figurine Midnight Egg: Another Rainbow is the publisher of...
	mickeyandfriends.mirymickey.com /carlbarks (667 words)

	BBW Comics EC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Entertainment Comics are a line of books originally published back in the 50's and continue to be published today Gemstone Publishing.
		The problem with identifying a specific issue arises when each of the publishers assigned their own issue number to the book but used the same cover art as the original.
		For the issues which are in my collection, I've identified the actual publisher and issue number, as well as the original EC issue number when known.
	members.aol.com /bbwcomics/bbwec.htm (355 words)

	ICv2 News - I Think I Can Manage--Rants in My Pants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Now, Gladstone wasn't getting rich, but they were successful, a true labor of love with the best Disney comics ever published, a mix of reprints by masters like Carl Barks, Paul Murry, and Floyd Gottfredson, and new material by upstarts William Van Horn and Don Rosa.
		Gladstone's Bruce Hamilton regained the license to do Disney books, but had lost much of its momentum, and publication of Gladstone Comics ceased in 1999 (Steve Geppi's Gemstone Publishing now holds the rights to those classic Disney characters).
		Publishing will be secondary, if not tertiary (what comes lower than that -- I'm all out of Latin here) in their plans.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/6015.html (1329 words)

	Recursive Science Fiction Graphic Arts
		Following the Astro City Comicon, her publisher, Manny Monkton, is put into the hospital by Glowworm [note the doctor's name on his hospital chart is Wertham, F.—recalling the author of Seduction of the Innocent].
		When they story is published they are taken to Washington for questioning and finally released when the F.B.I. realizes that it was just a comic book.
		Phineas T. Fables, President of Fables Publishing Company, Inc., the company that publishes the EC comics, is upset and calls the entire EC staff in for a meeting.
	www.nesfa.org /Recursion/recursive_graphics.htm (2736 words)

	Literary Leaps -- Religion & Spirituality (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Since 1996 Literary Leaps has been featuring thousands of selected links related to books, authors, writing, publishers, and publishing.
		Gladstone Publishing -- Publisher of Children's Books...Empowering, Encouraging and Educating Authors
		Hope Publishing House -- A religious publishing house devoted to producing titles that serve the needs of the faith community.
	www.literaryleaps.com /leapaisle.cfm?aislenumber=35&lastfound=101 (654 words)

	The 12th Annual Waterside Publishing Conference
		This years event, to be held January 31-February 2 at the San Diego Hilton Beach and Tennis Resort will feature the latest in state-of-the-art trade show webcast technology in covering keynote speeches, interviews with authors, conference events including the first Waterside-Books 24x7 Computer and Business Books Excellence awards to honor outstanding authors and their books.
		Bill Gladstone, CEO of Waterside Productions stated, "We're excited to be able to feature Waterside 2002 in a forum that showcases the publishing community to the world.
		For 10 years the top authors and publishers have met to discuss the computer book industry's most pressing issues.
	www.tvworldwide.com /events_waterside_013102.cfm (883 words)

	DCML: Disney Comics History, 1930-1984
		In later years Western dropped the Gold Key monicker to publish its comics under the label, Whitman, of its book-publishing arm.
		By the mid-1970s fans had shied away from Disney comics for the most part, and their distribution was very low; by 1984, when Whitman's line breathed its last, few were around to mourn its passing.
		Then there were no Disney comics in the USA until 1986, when Gladstone publishing started their publishing of them.
	stp.ling.uu.se /~starback/dcml/history.html (713 words)

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