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{{Series | |||
|Title=Critter | |||
|image= [[Image:Critter-01.jpg|200px]] | |||
|Sample= First issue | |||
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English | |||
|Publisher= [[Hanthercraft Publications]] | |||
|Date= 1973-1975 | |||
|Issues= 23 | |||
|Format= 23×28 cm, b/w | |||
|}} | |||
'''Critter''' was published by [[Hanthercraft Publications]] from July 1973 to 1975. | |||
==Issue overview== | ==Issue overview== | ||
===Regular series=== | |||
"Critter" features "Tandra" by Hanter. The first twelve issues reprints four newspaper strips: "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]], "Rip Kirby" by Alex Raymond, "Terry and the Pirates" by George Wunder and "The Medieval Castle" by Hal Foster. | |||
<gallery> | |||
Image:Critter-01.jpg|[[Critter 1|issue 1<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-02.jpg|[[Critter 2|issue 2<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-03.jpg|[[Critter 3|issue 3<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-04.jpg|[[Critter 4|issue 4<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-05.jpg|[[Critter 5|issue 5<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter- | Image:Critter-06.jpg|[[Critter 6|issue 6<br>with Mandrake]] | ||
Image:Critter- | Image:Critter-07.jpg|[[Critter 7|issue 7<br>with Mandrake]] | ||
Image:Critter-08.jpg|[[Critter 8|issue 8<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-09.jpg|[[Critter 9|issue 9<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-10.jpg|[[Critter 10|issue 10<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-11.jpg|[[Critter 11|issue 11<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
Image:Critter-12.jpg|[[Critter 12|issue 12<br>with Mandrake]] | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
===Tantra series=== | |||
After 12 issues Hanter dropped the syndicate material and focused on his Tandra character. | |||
*issue 13: "The Golden Warrior of Tandra". ''(18 pages)'' | |||
*issue C-14: "Iron Cloud". (48 pages)'' | |||
*issue C-15: "Dragonrok". | |||
*issue C-16: "The Tandra Collection". ''(collection of Tandra from the first 12 issues)'' | |||
*issue C-17: "Wizard Ring". | |||
*issue C-18: reprint of issue 13. | |||
*issue C-19: "Quest for the Iron Cloud". | |||
*issue C-20: "The Alpha Men". | |||
*issue C-21: "The Golden Warrior". ''(64 pages, reprint of "The Golden Warrior of Tandra" and "Iron Cloud")'' | |||
*issue C-22: "Dragonrok". ''(reprint of issue C-15, with a new cover)'' | |||
*issue C-23: "Javilus". | |||
{{USA}} | {{USA}} | ||
[[Category:Fanzines and Fan Magazines|Critter]] | |||
[[Category: Publications| ]] | [[Category: Publications| ]] | ||
[[Category: Critter issues]] | [[Category: Critter issues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:55, 6 January 2026
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First issue | |
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| Publishing company: | Hanthercraft Publications |
| Publishing years: | 1973-1975 |
| Issues: | 23 |
| Format: | 23×28 cm, b/w |
Critter was published by Hanthercraft Publications from July 1973 to 1975.
Issue overview
Regular series
"Critter" features "Tandra" by Hanter. The first twelve issues reprints four newspaper strips: "Mandrake the Magician" by Lee Falk and Phil Davis, "Rip Kirby" by Alex Raymond, "Terry and the Pirates" by George Wunder and "The Medieval Castle" by Hal Foster.
Tantra series
After 12 issues Hanter dropped the syndicate material and focused on his Tandra character.
- issue 13: "The Golden Warrior of Tandra". (18 pages)
- issue C-14: "Iron Cloud". (48 pages)
- issue C-15: "Dragonrok".
- issue C-16: "The Tandra Collection". (collection of Tandra from the first 12 issues)
- issue C-17: "Wizard Ring".
- issue C-18: reprint of issue 13.
- issue C-19: "Quest for the Iron Cloud".
- issue C-20: "The Alpha Men".
- issue C-21: "The Golden Warrior". (64 pages, reprint of "The Golden Warrior of Tandra" and "Iron Cloud")
- issue C-22: "Dragonrok". (reprint of issue C-15, with a new cover)
- issue C-23: "Javilus".