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	Gyro Gearloose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gyro Gearloose is a fictional character, a chicken created by Carl Barks for the Walt Disney company who originally appeared in the comic books as a friend of Donald Duck, Scrooge McDuck and anyone who is associated with them.
		Gyro is often assisted by his Little Helper (or just "Helper"), who is a small robot with a light bulb for a head.
		In some stories, Gyro's primary rival is Emil Eagle although he is also antagonized by the Beagle Boys and Magica De Spell.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gyro_Gearloose (219 words)

	Gyro Gearloose
		Gyro seems to have had some trouble maintaining his weight in his early days, where he occasionally appeared quite hefty at times, but his primary aspect is slender.
		Gyro is a regular on Disney's "DuckTales." (See also: D.T.A. Gyro was a creation of the "Duck Man," Carl Barks.
		In Brazilian comics Gyro is known as "Professor Pardal" (meaning Professor Sparrow), thus Gyro's species is changed from a chicken to a sparrow.
	users.cwnet.com /xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/gyro.html (363 words)

	Gyro Gearloose: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Ratchet gearloose is a fictional character from the walt disney comic strips....
		Newton gearloose is a fictional character created for the walt disney company in 1960 by vic lockman....
		Gyro Gearloose is one of the many Duckburg inhabitants originally created by Carl Barks Carl Barks quick summary:
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/gy/gyro_gearloose.htm (869 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Gyro Gearloose
		Gyro was first seen in Walt Disney's Comics & Stories #140 (May, 1952), but only briefly — he was there to deliver a single gag, then get out of the way so Donald Duck and his nephews could get on with their story.
		Gyro himself wasn't a Duck — in fact, his exact species was never specified, tho it's generally assumed (and confirmed by Barks in interviews) he's a chicken —; but that's the set of characters he's always been associated with.
		Gyro was in #s 1047 (November 1959), 1095 (April 1960), 1184 (May 1961) and 1267 (December 1961).
	www.toonopedia.com /gyro.htm (510 words)

	Who's who in Duckburg - Little Helper
		He stays together with Gyro Gearloose in a house or perhaps in Gyro's workshop in Duckburg.
		In Gyro's First Invention Don Rosa shows that the Helper was constructed in 1952.
		Later Gyro gave the main part of the lamp mechanical legs and arms so that it could be able to cross obstacles.
	duckman.pettho.com /characters/helper.html (272 words)

	THEINVENTOR
		Gyro is a gentle and absent-minded character who invents for the purpose of making the world a better place to live in.
		Amazingly, Gyro was not inventing in all of the stories in which he is seen.
		Although Gyro is always regarded as a somewhat mad inventor he seems to have had an educational background after all.
	www.cbarks.dk /theinventor.htm (457 words)

	theinventions
		Next to Uncle Scrooge, Gyro Gearloose is probably the most ingenious invention of Barks but then, Gyro is an inventor in the stories himself.
		Gyro hardly ever invented anything that we could use in today's world.
		And one must not forget the brilliant gimmick that Gyro often had to hit himself on the head with a hammer in order to invent the stuff.
	www.cbarks.dk /theinventions.htm (179 words)

	Fulton Gearloose - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Fulton Gearloose is a fictional character created by Don Rosa from the Walt Disney comic books.
		He is the son of Ratchet Gearloose and the father of Gyro Gearloose.
		He appears as an adult in the story Gyro's First Invention.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fulton_Gearloose (126 words)

	Newton
		Gyro Gearloose (uncle); Fulton Gearloose (great uncle); Ratchet Gearloose (great-granduncle).
		Gyro Gearloose; Huey, Dewey & Louie; April, May & June; and the Beagle Brats.
		Gyro Gearloose's "Hi-I.Q. nephew." Woefully under-developed, Newton seems to idolize his inventor uncle, Gyro Gearloose, yet causes him an enormous amount of trouble.
	users.cwnet.com /xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/newton.html (205 words)

	Gyro Gearloose Pez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This Gyro Gearloose Pez is from Disney's Ducktales series.
		Gyro was the madcap inventor on the cartoon.
		This Pez comes on a light lavender colored stem, and is in fabulous mint condition.
	www.dreamlife90pez.com /gygepez.html (48 words)

	Uncle Scrooge in "H.M.S. Pinfeather"
		GYRO: I've built beast translators And gold separators (For fool's gold and gold which is sane).
		Gyro looks after them, screwdriver in one hand and wrench in the other, pleased at having met their needs.
		Gyro re-enters during this song and sings the last verse, in which he states that he has a terrible confession to make.
	math.boisestate.edu /gas/parodies/html/pinfeather.html (3370 words)

	Gyro Gearloose (again) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Harry Fluks writes: > I always thought Gyro was a crane [Dutch "kraanvogel"; I got the English > word from a dictionary].
		I too had always thought of Gyro as a crane, which is why it initially took me by surprise when the ad from Gladstone Publishing referred to him as a chicken.
		I can see that now, thinking about his face and beak, but because he is tall and skinny I never considered that he was anything other than a crane.
	nafsk.se /pipermail/dcml/1992-August/000077.html (150 words)

	DuckTales: Armstrong - TV.com
		Hal Smith (Gyro Gearloose and Flintheart Glomgold), Alan Young (Scrooge McDuck), Russi Taylor (Voice of Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby), Chuck McCann (Duckworth), Terence McGovern (Launchpad McQuack)
		Gyro Gearloose appeared in the five part, Treasure of the Golden Suns, In this episode he appears in full (edit)
		Gyro Gearloose appeared in the five part, Treasure of the Golden Suns, In this episode he appears in full This was the first episode to be produced, after Treasure of the Golden Suns (edit)
	www.tv.com /armstrong/episode/342352/summary.html (311 words)

	In the Limelight: The Latest Gab on Gyro Gearloose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Personally, I don't think Gyro was any more or less "devoted" to the duck family than any other character in the Barks universe.
		I have in my collection every Barks story ever published, and Gyro, within the context of the duck stories and outside his own four-pagers in UNCLE SCOOGE, was used mainly as a plot device.
		I think Gyro is a chicken, and the reason why he is friends with the ducks is because ducks and chickens make good friends.
	scoop.diamondgalleries.com /scoop_article.asp?ai=3410&si=127 (197 words)

	WeirdSpace Encyclopedia: Emil Eagle
		Story: Emil Eagle is the evil genius that either steals inventions from Gyro Gearloose or uses his inventions to steal from others.
		The most famous example is the Hulk who started out as grayish green in the first issue and became his well-known green color in #2 because of a mix-up in the coloring.
		Emil Eagle was quite popular as a villain for Gyro Gearloose and Supergoof in the sixties and seventies, but apparently his popularity diminished up thru the eighties.
	www.weirdspace.dk /Disney/Emil%20Eagle.htm (288 words)

	Sir Gyro de Gearloose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Dinnertime in Quackalot "Sir Gyro de Gearloose" entertains the royal court with tales of modern technology...whether he WANTS to or not.
		Merloon, the Court Wizard who is not at ALL happy about having his spotlight taken away by "Sir Gyro"...
		"I really AM a noble knight!" crows Gyro, but er, Gyro-honey, you have to be able to do more than just joust one straw dummy correctly one time to be a REAL knight...
	blatherskite.freeservers.com /sirgyro.html (481 words)

	Who's who in Duckburg - Gyro Gearloose
		Various, but he is often seen flying a flying saucer he once invented.
		Barks shows that Gyro was born on the Northside of Duckburg, and in Gyro's First Invention Don Rosa shows that Gyro took over his father's workshop in 1952.
		Shortly after he was "headhunted" by Donald Duck to help his Uncle $crooge getting his money back from a hole underneath the Money Bin after the McDuck-disaster (seen in the Barks classic: A Christmas For Shacktown).
	duckman.pettho.com /characters/gyro.html (197 words)

	Donald Duck
		Is its avails again in transactions and the two often enter in competition when draft to catch up itself for a first determined one businnes.
		It asks aid to Gyro Gearloose, than unaware of of all, contributes to realize the underground shelter, under house of Donald Duck and many small useful inventions to the masked hero, comprised the several masks for the many disguises (just like Diabolik).
		The adventures of Paperinik see protagonist to it of one head all its call PK, whose adventures and the wefts, are difference much from those original ones of the personage.
	www.cartonionline.com /en/characters/donald_duck_02.htm (853 words)

	Disney Ducks
		Gyro is a genius, however, many of his inventions go awry.
		In the latter, Gyro becomes fed up with being a "gadget man," and travels back to the days of King Arthur to pursue a new career as a knight.
		Without a doubt, Gyro's closest confidant is, Li'l Helper, his light bulb pet.
	www.dosgames.com /forum/ntopic3113.html (1332 words)

	Did you Know...?: Gyro Gearloose at a Glance
		You may remember the zany inventor, Gyro Gearloose (who first ba-gaawked in May 1942's Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #140), from his many duck-saving inventions and slightly malfunctioning inventions, but you might be a little sketchy about the subtle nuances that made this er...
		Most importantly, you should know that Gyro Gearloose is not, himself, a duck.
		Though beloved artist Carl Barks is credited as Gyro's originator--and rightfully so, as he spent a great deal of time developing the non-goose genius--upon his retirement in 1964, Vic Lockman stepped right in and fleshed Gyro out even further.
	scoop.diamondgalleries.com /scoop_article.asp?ai=3393&si=126 (324 words)

	Two Prolific Inventors - Gyro Gearloose and Jon Rolfe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The globe came to a stop, briefly that afternoon as Gyro Gearloose (HooZoo) and Jon Rolfe met for theories and tea.
		Gyro Gearloose (Disney-Comics) is an inventor and friend of Donald Duck and his family.
		It is possible that Tim Allen might be admissable to the creative groups of those who dare to go where no one has had the sense to go before.
	www.pansophist.com /gyro.htm (397 words)

	Gyro Gearloose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		He is from a family of inventors : first, the first known member of his family, his nephew Newton Gearloose (seems that they like nephews, in Disney comics!), a kind of Chicken version of Goofy's intelligent nephew Gilbert, who is also a member of the Junior Woodchucks, is a genius too.
		It has happened a lot of times that we meet members of his family in comics stories (uncles, ancestors,...[see my Duck Family Tree]) and they always are inventors, scientists,...
		His father, Fulton Gearloose, (one of the first Junior Woodchucks!) was himself a repairman and invented the "Junior Woodchucks Merit Badge".
	goofy313g.free.fr /calisota_online/scientists/gyro.html (369 words)

	A Guidebook to the Carl Barks Universe (test)
		LICGY 6 - "The Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose Comics and Fillers in Color" No. 6.
		Issue: "The Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose Comics and Fillers in Color" No. 6.
		Maybe it was made in the late 1950s or early 1960s, and intended to be used as Gyro Gearloose One Shot.
	www.seriesam.com /barks/comicslibalgg.html (99 words)

	Sprecher Automation - News: SPRECHER AUTOMATION: COMPETITION FOR GYRO GEARLOOSE
		Erwin Raffeiner, managing director of Sprecher Automation, is a real cunning business man. By taking advantage of the Smart Automation fair in the Design Center in Linz, he and his team acqainted Sprecher to new customers.
		As a manager you also have to be innovative and think about even the most crazy ideas.
		Sure instinct is needed to take care of all the brilliant minds and Gyro Gearlooses in the company.
	www.sprecher-automation.com /en/news.php?id_news=11 (480 words)

	Gyro Gearloose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In the copy for this ad, they > describe Gyro as an "inventing chicken".
		I always thought Gyro was a crane [Dutch "kraanvogel"; I got the English word from a dictionary].
		The Dutch publisher once answered that to a letter of a reader.
	nafsk.se /pipermail/dcml/1992-August/000075.html (113 words)

	Fenton Crackshell - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The code word to activate it is "Blatherskite," a word which Gyro assumes no normal person would use.
		The only characters privileged to know that Fenton is GizmoDuck are Scrooge McDuck, Gyro, and Fenton's mother, whom he refers to as M'ma.
		Originally, GizmoDuck was intended to be an artificially intelligent robot (and indeed in the series Scrooge originally intended to have a security guard that was a robot designed by Gyro until he realized "it didn't have a brain"), but the idea was later changed to the current one, akin to Iron Man or RoboCop.
	psychcentral.com /psypsych/Fenton_Crackshell (842 words)

	Disney's Donald Duck Goin' Quackers - from CDAccess.com
		As Donald Duck, you begin the game in Gyro Gearloose's lab where you learn the terrible news that Daisy's been kidnapped by Merlock the wizard.
		Whether it's avoiding spiders and bats in Magica's Haunted Manor or negotiating the fallen beams and precarious ledges in Duckburg, you must press on through the individual stages to confront each level's boss character.
		Making cameos in the game are Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie (whose toys are a source of power-ups), inventor Gyro Gearloose, and competitive cousin Gladstone Gander, who also fancies himself as Daisy's champion.
	www.cdaccess.com /html/pc/donalddq.htm (518 words)

	Carl Barks Library Gyro Gearloose Info
		Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose in Color #1
		Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose in Color #2
		Carl Barks Library of Gyro Gearloose in Color #3
	www.uncle-scrooge.com /gg-cblc-info.htm (71 words)

	Gyro Gearloose Comic Collection
		This collection of Gyro Gearloose Comics includes the
		but these are the core issues dedicated to Gyro Gearloose.
		CBL is short for "Carl Barks Library" of Gyro Gearloose Comics and Fillers in Color
	www.uncle-scrooge.com /gyro.htm (68 words)

	Gyro Gearloose (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		He was created by Carl Barks and debuted in WDC 140.
		In Gold Key and Whitman comics of the 1960s and 1970s, Gyro had a nephew named Newton.
		Find the names in other languages for: Gyro Gearloose, Little Helper
	stp.ling.uu.se /~starback/dcml/chars/gyro.html (47 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Guy" to "G'Zalth"
		Walt Disney's Gyro Gearloose / all stories written and drawn by Carl Barks.
		Walt Disney's Gyro Gearloose / all stories and covers written and drawn by Carl Barks.
		-- Géo Trouvetou is Gyro Gearloose in French.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/grri/guy.htm (6200 words)

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