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|Title=Fantomet 16/1989 <br><small>(#556 since the start 1964)</small> | |Title=Fantomet 16/1989 <br><small>(#556 since the start 1964)</small> | ||
|image= [[Image:fantomet198916.jpg|200 px]] | |image= [[Image:fantomet198916.jpg|200 px]] | ||
|Coverartist= | |Coverartist= Rolf Gohs | ||
|Country= [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway / Norwegian | |Country= [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway / Norwegian | ||
|Format= 17 × 26 cm | |Format= 17 × 26 cm | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
=== Mandrake story === | === Mandrake story === | ||
*"Kvegtyvene" ("[[Mystery at the Bar | *"Kvegtyvene" ("[[Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | ||
=== Other comics === | === Other comics === | ||
*"Gaston Lagaffe" by André Franquin | *"[[The Phantom]]" by Norman Worker and Kari Leppänen. | ||
*"Le P'tit Prof" by Blareau and Bédu | *"Gaston Lagaffe" by André Franquin. | ||
*"Le P'tit Prof" by Blareau and Bédu. | |||
*"Lucky Luke" by René Goscinny and Morris | *"Lucky Luke" by René Goscinny and Morris. | ||
[[Category:Fantomet issues|Fantomet 198916]] | [[Category:Fantomet issues|Fantomet 198916]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:05, 24 July 2014
| Fantomet 16/1989 (#556 since the start 1964) | |
 Cover artist: Rolf Gohs | |
| Country/language: |  Norway / Norwegian
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| Format: | 17 × 26 cm |
| Pages: | 72 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | August 1, 1989 |
| Editor: | Tomas Algard |
| Publishing company: | Semic/Nordisk Forlag |
| Preceded by: | Fantomet 11/1989 |
| Followed by: | Fantomet 18/1989 |
Fantomet 16/1989
Contents
Mandrake story
- "Kvegtyvene" ("Mystery at the Bar-J Ranch") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
Other comics
- "The Phantom" by Norman Worker and Kari Leppänen.
- "Gaston Lagaffe" by André Franquin.
- "Le P'tit Prof" by Blareau and Bédu.
- "Lucky Luke" by René Goscinny and Morris.