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'''El Hombre de la Mascara Negra''' ''con Merlín el Mago Moderne'' is presumably the nineteenth Mandrake issue in the "Las Grandes Aventuras" series with price tag 1.5 ptas. | |||
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==Back cover== | ==Back cover== | ||
The back covers of this issue has an ad for four books from Hispano Americana's "Colección Cumbre " series: "La Flecha Negra" & "El Dinamitero" by Robert L. Stevenson and "Aventuras de Arturo Gordon Pym" & "El Misterio de María Roget" by Edgar Allan Poe. This ad is also found on the back covers of: "Tarzán" ''Los Mensajeros del Mal'', "Carlos el Intrepido" ''Mas Alta de la Puerta de Cristal'' & ''El Idolo de la Caverna'', "Jorge y Fernando" ''Nido de Destrucción''. | The back covers of this issue has an ad for four books from Hispano Americana's "Colección Cumbre " series: "La Flecha Negra" & "El Dinamitero" by Robert L. Stevenson and "Aventuras de Arturo Gordon Pym" & "El Misterio de María Roget" by Edgar Allan Poe. This ad is also found on the back covers of: "Tarzán" ''Los Mensajeros del Mal'', "Carlos el Intrepido" ''Mas Alta de la Puerta de Cristal'' & ''El Idolo de la Caverna'', "Jorge y Fernando" ''Nido de Destrucción''. "Aventuero" issue 17 also has the same ad. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:37, 6 January 2024
| El Hombre de la Mascara Negra con Merlín el Mago Moderne | |
 Cover artist: unknown | |
| Country/language: |  Spain / Spanish
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| Format: | 21 x 32 cm |
| Pages: | 16 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | 1946 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Hispano Americana |
| Preceded by: | Merlin #18 |
| Followed by: | Merlin #20 |
El Hombre de la Mascara Negra con Merlín el Mago Moderne is presumably the nineteenth Mandrake issue in the "Las Grandes Aventuras" series with price tag 1.5 ptas.
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "El Hombre de la Mascara Negra" ("The Dome", part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
Original cover drawing
Back cover
The back covers of this issue has an ad for four books from Hispano Americana's "Colección Cumbre " series: "La Flecha Negra" & "El Dinamitero" by Robert L. Stevenson and "Aventuras de Arturo Gordon Pym" & "El Misterio de María Roget" by Edgar Allan Poe. This ad is also found on the back covers of: "Tarzán" Los Mensajeros del Mal, "Carlos el Intrepido" Mas Alta de la Puerta de Cristal & El Idolo de la Caverna, "Jorge y Fernando" Nido de Destrucción. "Aventuero" issue 17 also has the same ad.
back cover
1983 reprint
1944 
1944 
November 1945 
1946
In 1983 Joaquín Esteve edited in collaboration with "Club Amigos de la Historieta" a facsimile reprint of this issue. The back cover is with only one printing plate for prussian blue.
Note
The "Las Grandes Aventuras" (or other series by Hispano Americana) have no numbering or date printed on the cover or inside, thus making it difficult to make an index in chronological order. Fortunately, most of the back covers from the series "Las Grandes Aventuras" and "Los Albumes Preferidos por la Juventud" series (Colleción "Audaz" & Aventuras y Misterio) have a back-list and an ad for the next issue. Sometime also the current or next issue for the other series.
Comparing the back covers of the first print issues prior this Mandrake issue it is possible to make a list which shows that this Mandrake issue was #139 in the "Las Grandes Aventuras" series, most likely published in February/April 1946.