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Latest revision as of 14:07, 1 May 2024
| The Singing Devils | |
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| Start date: | March 10th, 1946 |
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| End date: | June 30th, 1946 |
| # of strips: | 17 (17 weeks) |
| Writer: | Lee Falk |
| Artist: | Phil Davis |
| Preceded by: | "The Twins of Karana" |
| Followed by: | "Roc Island" |
"The Singing Devils" is the 33rd Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.
Plot Summary
S.S.Argus have reached Sandan, capital of a great desert kingdom in North Africa. The Argus moves slowely up the broad river and reached the village of the Riombi federation, wich Lothars's father ruled as a great chieftan. But the Riombi village is plagued by the terrible singing devils.
Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- Blaine
- Prince Adem, son of the Sheikh of Sadan. And ruler of the singing devils.
- The Sheikh of Sandan.
- The Singing Devils, a cult of warriors.
- The Idol of the singing devils, a hollow glass statue.
- Argus sailor #1.
- Argus sailor #2.
Locations
- North Africa
- Sandan, a desert kingdom.
- Sandan, capital of Sandan.
- Riombi federation
- The vally of the singing devils.
- Sandan, a desert kingdom.
Vehicles
- S.S.Argus, Blaine's yacht.
Behind the scenes
- The title for this story is taken from the strip of March 3, 1946 (Next Week = "Singing Devils").
- Lothar is Prince of the Riombi federation.
Signifiant covers
Argentina
Argentina
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Italy
Italy
United Kingdom
USA
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Argentina
- "?", Ra-Ta-Plán # 581 to Ra-Ta-Plán #597 (1946)
- "no title", Colorín Colorao # 18 to Colorín Colorao #34 (1948)
- "Los Diablos Cantores", El Libro de la Historieta #24 (1960)
Brazil
- "O Filho do Xeque", Mandrake #73 (1962)
- "Os Cavaleiros do Diabo", Mandrake #318 (1982)
France
- "Les diables qui chantent", Les héros du mystère #22 (1969)
- "Les diables qui chantent", Mandrake #420 (1974)
- "Les démons chantants", Mandrake le Magicien #1 (1980)
Italy
- "I diavoli che cantano", Mandrake #42 (1963)
- "I diavoli che cantano", I Classici dell'Avventura #83 (1965)
- "I diavoli che cantano", Mandrake #10 - Supplement (1971)
- "I diavoli che cantano", Mandrake #66 (1974)
- "I diavoli che cantano", Mandrake - New Comics Now #45 (1981)
- "I diavoli che cantano", Mandrake #1 (1993)
- "no title", Mandrake - La rotta delle meraviglie (2004)
New Zealand
- The Boys' Paper (1947-1948)
Serbia
- "Raspevani đavoli", Biblioteka Nostalgija #1 (2014)
United Kingdom
- no title, Hullabaloo #8 (1970's ?)
USA
- "The Singing Devils", King Comics #138, King Comics #139, King Comics #140, King Comics #141 and King Comics #142 (1947/1948)
- "The Singing Devils", The Official Mandrake Sundays #2 (1989)