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{{Series | {{Series | ||
|Title=Heintje | |Title=Heintje Stripkrant/<br>Heintje Jeugdkrant | ||
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|Format= Newspaper,<br>color | |Format= Newspaper,<br>color | ||
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'''Heintje''' was published by the Dutch publisher [[Albert Heijn|Albert Heijn N.V., Zaandam]] in the Netherlands from January 1967 to May 1969. | '''Heintje Stripkrant''' was published by the Dutch publisher [[Albert Heijn|Albert Heijn N.V., Zaandam]] in the Netherlands from January 1967 to May 1969. | ||
== History== | == History== | ||
The comics magazine for youth, ''Heintje'', was published in the years 1967 to 1969 by the largest Dutch supermarket chain, "Albert Heijn BV" - named after his founder Albert Heijn (1865-1945) - with the aim of making those supermarkets attractive to young people and to support sales. | The comics magazine for youth, ''Heintje'', was published in the years 1967 to 1969 by the largest Dutch supermarket chain, "Albert Heijn BV" - named after his founder Albert Heijn (1865-1945) - with the aim of making those supermarkets attractive to young people and to support sales. It was distributed in that own circuit, at a very affordable price (12 cents with the purchase of margarine or butter articles). | ||
It was distributed in that own circuit, at a very affordable price (12 cents with the purchase of margarine or butter articles). | |||
The first issue (on January 26,1967) was free and printed at 600.000 copies, a big number for this kind of distribution and considering a global | The first issue (on January 26,1967) was free and printed at 600.000 copies, a big number for this kind of distribution and considering a global population of around 12.210.000 people at the time. | ||
population of around 12.210.000 people at the time. | |||
The magazine presents various comic characters, such as "Mandrake de Magiër" (Mandrake the Magician), "De Fantoom" (The Phantom), | The magazine presents various comic characters, such as "Mandrake de Magiër" (Mandrake the Magician), "De Fantoom" (The Phantom), | ||
"Geheim X-9" (Secret Agent X-9), “De gemaskerde ruiter” ("The Lone Ranger"), "Brick Bradford", "Geheim Agent X9" ("Secret Agent X-9"), Dokter Kildare" (Doctor Kildare), "Flippie Flink" ("Beetle Bailey"), "Roodvoet" ("Redeye"), "Popeye", "Felix de Kat" ("Felix the Cat") and on. | "Geheim X-9" (Secret Agent X-9), “De gemaskerde ruiter” ("The Lone Ranger"), "Brick Bradford", "Geheim Agent X9" ("Secret Agent X-9"), Dokter Kildare" (Doctor Kildare), "Flippie Flink" ("Beetle Bailey"), "Roodvoet" ("Redeye"), "Popeye", "Felix de Kat" ("Felix the Cat") and on. | ||
The newspaper was issued every 14 days until 1969. The newspaper then was renamed to Heintje Jeugdkrant | |||
The newspaper was issued every 14 days until 1969. The newspaper then was renamed to '''Heintje Jeugdkrant''' with a weekly run (no Mandrake stories in this last part).The numbering order restart each year with an issue number 1 (examples: 1/1967, 1/1968, 1/1969). | |||
== Issue overview == | == Issue overview == | ||
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| ? || ? || ?... , 19, 20, ?... , ... || 1967 || | | ? || ? || ?... , 19, 20, ?... , ... || 1967 || | ||
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| ? || [[L'amico dei topi (Spada)|L'amico dei topi]] || 28, 29 , || 1968 || Italian made story | | ? || [[L'amico dei topi (Spada)|L'amico dei topi]] || 28, 29, 31, 32, || 1968 || Italian made story | ||
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| ? || ? || ?... , 32, ?... , ... || 1968 || | | ? || ? || ?... , 32, ?... , ... || 1968 || | ||
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!Title !!Original Title !!Issues !!Year !!Comment | !Title !!Original Title !!Issues !!Year !!Comment | ||
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| "no title" || "[[The Double]]" || ... ? ... || 1967 || | | "no title" || "[[The Double]]" || ... ? ... || 1967 || ?- 16 -? | ||
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| "Smokkelwaar onder de Zeespiegel" ||"[[Contrabbando sotto i mari (Spada)|Contrabbando sotto i mari]]" || ... ? ... || 1968 || Italian made story | | "Smokkelwaar onder de Zeespiegel" ||"[[Contrabbando sotto i mari (Spada)|Contrabbando sotto i mari]]" || ... ? ... || 1968 || Italian made story | ||
Latest revision as of 19:45, 30 April 2024
| Heintje Stripkrant/ Heintje Jeugdkrant | |
 First issue | |
| Country/language: |  Netherlands / Dutch
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|---|---|
| Publishing company: | Albert Heijn |
| Publishing years: | 1967 - 1969 |
| Issues: | 60 |
| Format: | Newspaper, color |
Heintje Stripkrant was published by the Dutch publisher Albert Heijn N.V., Zaandam in the Netherlands from January 1967 to May 1969.
History
The comics magazine for youth, Heintje, was published in the years 1967 to 1969 by the largest Dutch supermarket chain, "Albert Heijn BV" - named after his founder Albert Heijn (1865-1945) - with the aim of making those supermarkets attractive to young people and to support sales. It was distributed in that own circuit, at a very affordable price (12 cents with the purchase of margarine or butter articles).
The first issue (on January 26,1967) was free and printed at 600.000 copies, a big number for this kind of distribution and considering a global population of around 12.210.000 people at the time.
The magazine presents various comic characters, such as "Mandrake de Magiër" (Mandrake the Magician), "De Fantoom" (The Phantom), "Geheim X-9" (Secret Agent X-9), “De gemaskerde ruiter” ("The Lone Ranger"), "Brick Bradford", "Geheim Agent X9" ("Secret Agent X-9"), Dokter Kildare" (Doctor Kildare), "Flippie Flink" ("Beetle Bailey"), "Roodvoet" ("Redeye"), "Popeye", "Felix de Kat" ("Felix the Cat") and on.
The newspaper was issued every 14 days until 1969. The newspaper then was renamed to Heintje Jeugdkrant with a weekly run (no Mandrake stories in this last part).The numbering order restart each year with an issue number 1 (examples: 1/1967, 1/1968, 1/1969).
Issue overview
Issues with Mandrake
| Title | Original Title | Issues | Year | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Het vliegende Paard" | "The Flying Phantom" | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 | 1967 | |
| "Reuzen uit de ruimte" | "The Visitors" | 13, 14 , 15, 16, 17, 18, 19... | 1967 | |
| ? | ? | ?... , 19, 20, ?... , ... | 1967 | |
| ? | L'amico dei topi | 28, 29, 31, 32, | 1968 | Italian made story |
| ? | ? | ?... , 32, ?... , ... | 1968 |
- Note : Two other Mandrake stories published in "Heintje" as included in above list,
but exact issues numbers still to be determined (probably third and fifth stories) :
| Title | Original Title | Issues | Year | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "no title" | "The Double" | ... ? ... | 1967 | ?- 16 -? |
| "Smokkelwaar onder de Zeespiegel" | "Contrabbando sotto i mari" | ... ? ... | 1968 | Italian made story |
Launching advertisements and Press ads
newspaper ad for free launching of issue #1
advertisement in newspaper "Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant" (January 26, 1967) / same in "Algemeen Dagblad"
Press advertissement for issue #13 "Mandrake is back"
Press advertissement for issue #19
Various views
"Heintje" presentation at the supermarket checkouts
Mandrake page (with Brick Bradford), issue #1 / January 26, 1967
Cover with Mandrake Fratelli Spada story / issue #28, February 8, 1968
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