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|Date=February, 1962 | |Date=February, 1962 | ||
|Publisher= [[RGE]] | |Publisher= [[RGE]] | ||
|Editor= | |Editor= [[Wilson Drummond]] | ||
|Preceded= [[Mandrake 60 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #60]] | |Preceded= [[Mandrake 60 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #60]] | ||
|Followed= [[Mandrake 62 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #62]] | |Followed= [[Mandrake 62 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #62]] | ||
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*"O Rei do Vento" ("[[Kingdom of the Wind]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | *"O Rei do Vento" ("[[Kingdom of the Wind]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | ||
===Other comics=== | === Other comics === | ||
* | *"Kit Carter" ("The Cadet featuring Kit Carter") by Nina Albright (from "Target Comics", Novelty comic book). | ||
=== Other === | |||
*"Histórias da Pátria", ''As Batalhos de Osório'' by Edmundo Redrieus illustrated page in color / about historic April 1, 1867 event called "Retreat from Laguna", the Brazilian Army being forced to withdraw under attacks of the Paraguayan cavalry). | |||
[[Category: Mandrake (RGE) issues|Mandrake 061]] | [[Category: Mandrake (RGE) issues|Mandrake 061]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:08, 11 September 2024
| Mandrake Magazine #61 | |
 Cover artist: unknown | |
| Country/language: |  Brazil / Portuguese
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| Format: | 18 × 26 cm |
| Pages: | 32 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | February, 1962 |
| Editor: | Wilson Drummond |
| Publishing company: | RGE |
| Preceded by: | Mandrake #60 |
| Followed by: | Mandrake #62 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "O Rei do Vento" ("Kingdom of the Wind") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
Other comics
- "Kit Carter" ("The Cadet featuring Kit Carter") by Nina Albright (from "Target Comics", Novelty comic book).
Other
- "Histórias da Pátria", As Batalhos de Osório by Edmundo Redrieus illustrated page in color / about historic April 1, 1867 event called "Retreat from Laguna", the Brazilian Army being forced to withdraw under attacks of the Paraguayan cavalry).