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'''''Sandokan'' #11'''
'''''Sandokan'' #12'''


== Contents ==
== Contents ==
=== Mandrake stories ===
=== Mandrake stories ===
*"El rapto de Marka" ("[[Karma's Adventure]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]], part 2.
*"El Rapto de Marka" ("[[Karma's Adventure]]" part 2) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]].


=== Other comics ===
=== Other comics ===
*
*"Superman", ''La segunda bomba de Luthor'' by Pasko and Tuska
*"Tarzán", ''El poderoso señor Quarrel'' by Russ Manning
*"Gringo", ''Muchachito'' Jerry McKinlay and Suso
*"Quincy" by Ted Shearer
*"El Fabuloso Hombre Araña", ''Los Limenarios'' by Stan Lee and John Romita
*"Popeye" by Bud Sagendorf


[[Category:Sandokan issues|Sandokan 12]]
[[Category:Sandokan issues|Sandokan 12]]

Latest revision as of 12:14, 8 April 2024

Sandokan #12
Sinónimo de Aventura
Sandokan-12.jpg
Cover artist: from story art
Country/language: Mini argentina.gif Argentina / Spanish
Format: 28 × 40 cm
Pages: 32 pgs, color
Publishing date: December 15, 1982
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: Editorial Columba
Preceded by: Sandokan #11
Followed by: Sandokan #13


Sandokan #12

Contents

Mandrake stories

Other comics

  • "Superman", La segunda bomba de Luthor by Pasko and Tuska
  • "Tarzán", El poderoso señor Quarrel by Russ Manning
  • "Gringo", Muchachito Jerry McKinlay and Suso
  • "Quincy" by Ted Shearer
  • "El Fabuloso Hombre Araña", Los Limenarios by Stan Lee and John Romita
  • "Popeye" by Bud Sagendorf