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|Title= Mandrake #12 | |Title= Mandrake Magazine #12 | ||
|image= [[Image:mandrake012rge.png|200px|border]] | |image= [[Image:mandrake012rge.png|200px|border]] | ||
|Coverartist= | |Coverartist= [[Luiz Fernando Guimarães|Lutz]] | ||
|Country= [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil / Portuguese | |Country= [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil / Portuguese | ||
|Format= 18 × 26 cm | |Format= 18 × 26 cm | ||
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*"A Montanha Andante" ("[[The Mountain that Walked]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. | *"A Montanha Andante" ("[[The Mountain that Walked]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. | ||
===Other comics=== | === Other comics === | ||
*"Tiros! | *"Mágica para todos", ''A carta escolhida''(front inner page / bl.& w / magic trick lesson) | ||
*" | *''Tiros!'' by JPS | ||
*"Capitão Cesar" ("Captain Easy"), (no title) by Roy Crane | |||
*''Açáo !'' by John Severin. | |||
=== Presentation pages === | |||
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[[Category: Mandrake (RGE) issues|Mandrake 012]] | [[Category: Mandrake (RGE) issues|Mandrake 012]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:20, 20 September 2024
| Mandrake Magazine #12 | |
 Cover artist: Lutz | |
| Country/language: |  Brazil / Portuguese
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| Format: | 18 × 26 cm |
| Pages: | 68 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | February-March 1955 |
| Editor: | Roberto Marinho |
| Publishing company: | RGE |
| Preceded by: | Mandrake #11 |
| Followed by: | Mandrake #13 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "O Chapéu de Narda" ("The Tomb") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
- "A Montanha Andante" ("The Mountain that Walked") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
Other comics
- "Mágica para todos", A carta escolhida(front inner page / bl.& w / magic trick lesson)
- Tiros! by JPS
- "Capitão Cesar" ("Captain Easy"), (no title) by Roy Crane
- Açáo ! by John Severin.
