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|image= [[Image:Jornal_do_Cuto-049.jpg|200px]]  
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|Coverartist= unknown
|Coverartist= unknown
|Country= [[Image:mini_Portugal.gif]] Portugal / Portuguese
|Country= [[Image:mini_portugal.gif]] Portugal / Portuguese
|Format= 19 × 27 cm
|Format= 19 × 27 cm
|Pages= 46 pgs, b/w
|Pages= 46 pgs, b/w

Revision as of 19:35, 6 January 2013

Jornal do Cuto #49
Jornal do Cuto-049.jpg
Cover artist: unknown
Country/language: Mini portugal.gif Portugal / Portuguese
Format: 19 × 27 cm
Pages: 46 pgs, b/w
Publishing date: June 7, 1972
Editor: M. A. Lopes de Sousa
Publishing company: Portugal Press
Preceded by: Jornal do Cuto #48
Followed by: Jornal do Cuto #50


Jornal do Cuto #49

Contents

Mandrake stories

Other comics

  • "Trinca-Fortes (Camões)" by Jobat (Carlos Alberto).
  • "Cuto" by Jesus Blasco.
  • "Um Roubo No Circo" by ?
  • "Popeye" by Bud Sagendorf.
  • "Moira, A Escrava de Roma" by Alberto Salinas.
  • "Flash Gordon" by Dan Barry.
  • "Black Max" by ?
  • "Billy's Boots" by ?
  • "Tarzan" by Russ Manning.
  • "Falcão Negro" by Eduardo Teixeira Coelho.
  • "Capitão Ciclone" by ?
  • "Cisco Kid" by Jose Luis Salinas.
  • "A Torre de D. Ramires" by Eduardo Teixeira Coelho.
  • "The Phantom" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore.
  • "Prince Valiant" by Harold Foster.
  • "Spider" by Reg Bunn.