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'''''Ateş''''' (Fire) is an Turkish magazine that published [[Mandrake]] [[Daily strip]] with the title ''''Mandrake - Şimşek Adam''' (Mandrake - The Lighting Man) from 1937 to the 1938.
{{Series
|Title=Ateş
|image= [[Image:ates-1936-01.jpg|200 px]]
|Sample= First issue<br>[[Image:ates193736.jpg|200 px]]<br>issue 36
|Country= [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey / Turkish
|Publisher= [[Hamid Şendur]]
|Date= 1937-1938
|Issues= 52
|Format= ? x ? cm , b/w
|}}
 
'''Ateş''' (Fire) is an Turkish magazine that published [[Mandrake]] [[Daily strip]] with the title ''''Mandrake - Şimşek Adam''' (Mandrake - The Lighting Man) from 1937 to the 1938.


== History ==
== History ==
Mandrake's second appearance in Turkey was the weekly ''Ateş'' published by Türkiye Yayinevi, a leading publisher of popular magazines in Turkey in the pre-war era. This was also Mandrake's first appearance in a Turkish publication designed for children,  
Mandrake's second appearance in Turkey was the weekly children magazine '''Ateş''' published by Türkiye Yayinevi. '''Mandrake''' - ''Şimşek Adam'' began to be serialized in two pages in "Ateş - Çocuklar İçin" #14 ''(February 2, 1937)'', joining two other comics series.


Mandrake the Magician began to be serialized as '''Mandrake - Şimşek Adam'' in two pages each issue format in Ateş #14 (dated Feb. 2nd, 1937), joining two other comics series.  
== Issue overview==
===Regular series===
====Issues with Mandrake====
The Mandrake adventure serialized in this first series of Ateş was his first-ever daily strip from 1934 where he meets his arch-nemesis the Cobra. The story had already been serialized in Turkey in [[Büyük Gazete]] in 1935. Ateş presented the story in an edited form, omitting several panels, even entire strips. In issue 36 Mandrake also appeared on the cover, the first-ever appearance of the character on the cover of a Turkish publication. The cover art is by [[Ercümend Kalmuk]] ''(1909-1971)'', a staff illustrator for Türkiye Yayınları.  


The Mandrake adventure serialized in this first series of Ateş was his first-ever daily strip from 1934 where he meets his arch-nemesis the Cobra, which had already been serialized in Turkey in [[Büyük Gazete]] in 1935. However, while the former publication had began its Mandrake series with a perfect reprint, Ateş presented it in an abridged form, omitting several panels, even entire strips.
===Second series===
The magazine enlarged its size and started new numeration. Mandrake was the only comics in this new series of Ateş and was serialized on the back covers. The Mandrake adventures serialized in the second series of Ateş are:


Mandrake also appeared in the cover of #36, the first-ever appearance of the character on the cover of a Turkish publication. The cover art is by Ercümend Kalmuk (1909-1971), a staff illustrator for Türkiye Yayınları.
==== Mandrake stories ====
 
Mandrake's first adventure ended in #52 which was also the last issue of the first series of Ateş. The magazine enlarged its size and started new enumeration soon afterwards. Mandrake was the only comics in this new series of Ateş and was serialized on the back covers. The Mandrake adventures serialized in the second series of Ateş are:
 
=== Mandrake stories ===
*"Mandrake - Şimşek Adam"  ("[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]].
*"Gizli Oyun Yeri" ("[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
*"Gizli Oyun Yeri" ("[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
*"'Kızıl Geçitteki Dev" ("[[The Monster of Tanov Pass]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
*"'Kızıl Geçitteki Dev" ("[[The Monster of Tanov Pass]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
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For some reason, Ateş had skipped the 4th daily strip continuity where Mandrake meets the Clay Camel, who would be one of the recurrant villains, and is also temporarily re-united with Narda.  
For some reason, Ateş had skipped the 4th daily strip continuity where Mandrake meets the Clay Camel, who would be one of the recurrant villains, and is also temporarily re-united with Narda.  


==== ''Mandrake'' covers====
==Sources==
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*[http://kayaozkaracalar.blogspot.no/ "The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana" by Kaya Özkaracalar]
File:ates193736.jpg
</gallery>
 
 
Following Ateş, Mandrake's next appearance in Turkey would be in Türkiye Yayınevi's full-fledged comics weekly 1001 Roman.


[[Category:Turkish magazines]]
{{Turkey}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Ateş issues| ]]

Revision as of 16:24, 17 May 2016

Ateş
Ates-1936-01.jpg
First issue
Ates193736.jpg
issue 36
Country/language: Mini turkey.gif Turkey / Turkish
Publishing company: Hamid Şendur
Publishing years: 1937-1938
Issues: 52
Format: ? x ? cm , b/w


Ateş (Fire) is an Turkish magazine that published Mandrake Daily strip with the title 'Mandrake - Şimşek Adam (Mandrake - The Lighting Man) from 1937 to the 1938.

History

Mandrake's second appearance in Turkey was the weekly children magazine Ateş published by Türkiye Yayinevi. Mandrake - Şimşek Adam began to be serialized in two pages in "Ateş - Çocuklar İçin" #14 (February 2, 1937), joining two other comics series.

Issue overview

Regular series

Issues with Mandrake

The Mandrake adventure serialized in this first series of Ateş was his first-ever daily strip from 1934 where he meets his arch-nemesis the Cobra. The story had already been serialized in Turkey in Büyük Gazete in 1935. Ateş presented the story in an edited form, omitting several panels, even entire strips. In issue 36 Mandrake also appeared on the cover, the first-ever appearance of the character on the cover of a Turkish publication. The cover art is by Ercümend Kalmuk (1909-1971), a staff illustrator for Türkiye Yayınları.

Second series

The magazine enlarged its size and started new numeration. Mandrake was the only comics in this new series of Ateş and was serialized on the back covers. The Mandrake adventures serialized in the second series of Ateş are:

Mandrake stories

For some reason, Ateş had skipped the 4th daily strip continuity where Mandrake meets the Clay Camel, who would be one of the recurrant villains, and is also temporarily re-united with Narda.

Sources