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*The title for the story is taken from the strip of November 20, 1938 (Next Week - The Haunted Range). | *The title for the story is taken from the strip of November 20, 1938 (Next Week - The Haunted Range). | ||
*Mandrake's last dialog is the first time the "fairytale ending phrase" '''And so ends''' ''(the legend of the Hounted Range and the two-headed monster)'' is used. | *Mandrake's last dialog is the first time the "fairytale ending phrase" '''And so ends''' ''(the legend of the Hounted Range and the two-headed monster)'' is used. | ||
== Signifiant covers == | |||
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Mirim-171.jpg|[[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil | |||
Capriotti 22.jpg|[[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy | |||
LGA Merlin el Mago Moderno-07.jpg|[[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain | |||
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== Reprints == | == Reprints == | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France === | === [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France === | ||
*"Le monstre de la montagne", [[Robinson|''Robinson'']] (1939) | *"Le monstre de la montagne", [[Robinson 158|''Robinson #158'']] to [[Robinson 166|''Robinson #166'']] (1939) | ||
*"Le monstre de la montagne", [[L'âge d'or – Mandrake 2|''L'âge d'or Mandrake'' #2]] (1980) | *"Le monstre de la montagne", [[L'âge d'or – Mandrake 2|''L'âge d'or Mandrake'' #2]] (1980) | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_poland.gif|border]] Poland === | === [[Image:mini_poland.gif|border]] Poland === | ||
*"??", [[Świat Przygód|''Świat Przygód'' # | *"??", [[Świat Przygód|''Świat Przygód'' #173-181]] (1938-1939) | ||
=== [[Image:mini_spainunderfranco.gif]] [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain === | === [[Image:mini_spainunderfranco.gif]] [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain === | ||
*"El monstruo de las dos cabezas", [[Las Grandes Aventuras: Merlin el Mago Moderno 7|''Merlin el Mago Moderno'' #7]] ( | *"El monstruo de las dos cabezas", [[Las Grandes Aventuras: Merlin el Mago Moderno 7|''Merlin el Mago Moderno'' #7]] (1943) | ||
*"El Monstruo de la Montaña", [[Mandrake 4 - Páginas Dominicales 1938/39|''Mandrake'' #4]] (1999) | *"El Monstruo de la Montaña", [[Mandrake 4 - Páginas Dominicales 1938/39|''Mandrake'' #4]] (1999) | ||
=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey === | |||
*"Hayalet Ormanı", [[1001 Macera - Mandrake: Hayalet Ormanı|1001 Macera: ''Hayalet Ormanı'']] (1945) | |||
=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | === [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | ||
Latest revision as of 07:27, 7 May 2024
| The Haunted Range | |
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| Start date: | October 30th, 1938 |
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| End date: | December 25th, 1938 |
| # of strips: | 9 (9 weeks) |
| Writer: | Lee Falk |
| Artist: | Phil Davis |
| Preceded by: | "Mandrake and Lothar at the Carnival" |
| Followed by: | "The Fisherman" |
"The Haunted Range" is the 10th Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.
Plot Summary
Donna has inherited a mountain range, which is supposed to be haunted by a two-headed monster.
Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- Donna,
- Harker, cowboy at the Haunted Range.
- Indian Steve, cowboy at the Haunted Range.
- Wildcat, the worst bronc at the range.
- Joe, an indian boy.
Locations
- New York ?
- New Mexico
- The Haunted Range, a mountain range
Behind the scenes
- The title for the story is taken from the strip of November 20, 1938 (Next Week - The Haunted Range).
- Mandrake's last dialog is the first time the "fairytale ending phrase" And so ends (the legend of the Hounted Range and the two-headed monster) is used.
Signifiant covers
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Brazil -
Italy -
Spain
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
France
- "Le monstre de la montagne", Robinson #158 to Robinson #166 (1939)
- "Le monstre de la montagne", L'âge d'or Mandrake #2 (1980)
Italy
- "Il mostro della montagna", Albo avventuroso 14 - Mandrake #22 (1948)
- "Il monstro della montagna", L'epoca d'oro di Mandrake #2 (1980)
Poland
- "??", Świat Przygód #173-181 (1938-1939)
Spain
- "El monstruo de las dos cabezas", Merlin el Mago Moderno #7 (1943)
- "El Monstruo de la Montaña", Mandrake #4 (1999)
Turkey
- "Hayalet Ormanı", 1001 Macera: Hayalet Ormanı (1945)
USA
- "(no title)", King Comics #42, King Comics #43 and King Comics #44 (1939)
- "(no given title)", Feature Book #46 (1946)
Yugoslavia
- "(no given title)", Biblioteka Nostalgija #3 (1985)