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|Title=La bambola drogata | |Title=La bambola drogata | ||
|image= [[Image:spada-F-035.jpg|280 px]]<br>French version | |image= [[Image:spada-F-035.jpg|280 px]]<br>French version | ||
|1st=[[Mandrake - Il Vascello | |1st=[[Mandrake - Il Vascello 85|''Mandrake'' #85]] (1965) | ||
|Pages= 32 pgs | |Pages= 32 pgs | ||
|Writer= [[Giovanni | |Writer= [[Giovanni Fiorentini]] | ||
|Artist= [[Salvatore Stizza]] | |Artist= [[Salvatore Stizza]] | ||
|Producer=[[Fratelli Spada]] | |Producer=[[Fratelli Spada]] | ||
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Mexico | Mexico | ||
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==Behind the scenes== | |||
=== Swiping === | |||
"La bambola drogata" is a <small>(parts only?)</small> ''cut and past'' story. Mandrake and friend are lifted from [[Phil Davis]] art from late 50s and early 60s. | |||
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Image:FS-033-Sample-10.jpg|''sample 1'' | |||
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== Reprints == | == Reprints == | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico === | === [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico === | ||
*"La muñeca de Mary", [[Mandrake el mago 9 (EDAR)|''Mandrake el mago'' #9]] (1966) | *"La muñeca de Mary", [[Mandrake el mago 9 (EDAR)|''Mandrake el mago'' #9]] (1966) | ||
*"La muneca chismosa", [[ | *"La muneca chismosa", [[Mandrake el Mago 81 (PC)|''Mandrake el Mago'' #81]] (1972) | ||
=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden === | === [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden === | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | === [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | ||
*"The Telltale Doll", [[Mandrake the Magician 8 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #8/1967]] | *"The Telltale Doll", [[Mandrake the Magician 8 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #8/1967]] | ||
*"The Telltale Doll", [[The Complete Series: The King Years: Volume Two|''The Complete Series: The King Years:'' Volume 2]] (2016) | |||
[[Category:Fratelli Spada stories|bambola drogata, La]] | [[Category:Fratelli Spada stories|bambola drogata, La]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:57, 3 December 2020
| La bambola drogata | |
 French version | |
| 1st publication: | Mandrake #85 (1965) |
|---|---|
| # of pages: | 32 pgs |
| Writer: | Giovanni Fiorentini |
| Artist: | Salvatore Stizza |
| Producer: | Fratelli Spada |
"La bambola drogata" is an Italian made Mandrake story from 1965.
Plot summary
When visiting Diego Ramon Encevarra in Mexico Mandrake located the source of a narcotic smuggeling operation. Our friends are taken prisoners and rendering helpless by the fumes of a strange weed.
Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- Diego Ramon Encevarra
- Ramona
- Agnes (Mother of Ramona)
- Paquita (doll used for smuggeling)
- Roll
- Mick
- Rock
- Lieutnant Basutos of the narcotics squad
Locations Mexico
Behind the scenes
Swiping
"La bambola drogata" is a (parts only?) cut and past story. Mandrake and friend are lifted from Phil Davis art from late 50s and early 60s.
sample 1
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
note: the complete story was only printed in Italy and France. All other reprints was the King Comics version where the 2 first pages and the 3 top pictures on page 3 was edited away. A new splash picture and the last row of pictures of page 3 then became the first page for the King Comics version.
Brazil
- "O Mistério da Boneca", Mandrake #144 (1968)
Chile
- "Historia de una muñeca", Mandrake el mago #14
France
- "La poupée mexicaine", Mandrake #71 (1965)
India
- "The Telltale Doll", Indrajal Comics #66
Italy
- "La bambola drogata", Mandrake #85 (1965)
Mexico
- "La muñeca de Mary", Mandrake el mago #9 (1966)
- "La muneca chismosa", Mandrake el Mago #81 (1972)
Sweden
- "Trasdockans hemlighet", Blixt Gordon #5/1968
United Kingdom
- "The Telltale Doll", Creepy Worlds #93
- "The Telltale Doll", Creepy Worlds #237
USA
- "The Telltale Doll", Mandrake the Magician #8/1967
- "The Telltale Doll", The Complete Series: The King Years: Volume 2 (2016)