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Re: Jim Spaceborn?
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lugnet.books, lugnet.space
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Sun, 8 Oct 2006 16:56:49 GMT
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In lugnet.books, David Eaton wrote:
> In lugnet.books, Calum Tsang wrote:
> > Well, you could just drop him a note:
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> > http://www.frankmadsen.dk/lego_tegneserie_jim_spaceborg_comics.asp
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> > Sounds like he's still around!
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> And be proactive? Pshaw!
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> Actually, I guess I just assumed he was Danish and wouldn't speak English-- but
> from what I've heard about those crazy Danes, English is pretty common... Hmm...
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> DaveE
Since I didn't find an english version of the site, but danish is quite similar
to swedish, I'll try a translation:
"In the years 1983 to 1987 Frank Madsen wrote and draw three 48 page comic
albums and three 24 page mini-albums with Jim Spaceborn for LEGO Publishing.
The comic was sold in 6 countries and recievd good reviews in P1s' children
program 'Dine Borns Boger' Whish made 5 pages to a radio comic."
Something like that. P1 is probably a danish radio station, we have one in
Sweden with the same name. I really can't translate 'Dine Borns Boger', it's
'Your Kids [Something]'. Don't ask me wath a radio comic is, I don't even know
if I translated it right.
It's funny how this site mention the third album plus three more shorter albums
but still only show the two already known ones.
I own both of the known ones in swedish and once I saw an ebay auction where
someone sold a flyer promoting Jim Spaceborn and another Lego comic called
"Borgungarna" (Castle Kids).
/A Franzén.
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| (...) And be proactive? Pshaw! Actually, I guess I just assumed he was Danish and wouldn't speak English-- but from what I've heard about those crazy Danes, English is pretty common... Hmm... DaveE (18 years ago, 19-Sep-06, to lugnet.books, lugnet.space)
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