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'''''L'Audace''''' was published by [[SAEV]] (Soc. Anonima Editrice Vecchi) in [[Italy]].
{{Series
|Title= L'Audace<br>viaggi sports avventure
|image= [[Image:Audace-001.jpg|200 px]]<br><small>picture from [http://annitrenta.blogspot.com/2010/09/laudace.html Fumetti classici]</small>
|Sample= First issue
|Country= [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy / Italian
|Publisher= [[Socetà Anonima Editori Vecchi|SAEV]]
|Date= 1934-1944
|Issues= 467
|Format=
|}}


== History ==
==Issue overview==
===Regular series===
'''L'Audace''' was a weekly magazine about traveling, sports and adventure. Beginning from issue 60 the magazine start printing comics such as: Brick Bradford by William Ritt and Clarence Gray; Radio Patrol ''(La pattuglia volante)'' by Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt; Tarzan by Harold R. Foster and later Burne Hogarth; and from #87 Mandrake ''(under the anagram '''Drakeman''')'' by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. Then followed other comics such as: Ming Foo by Nicholas Afonsky; Bring 'em back alive ''(Ted Towers)'' by Frank Buck and Glen Cravath; Tailspin Tommy by Hal Forrest; King of the Royal Mounted Police ''(Audax)'' by Charles Flanders; Popeye ''(Braccio di ferro)'' by Elzie Crisler Segar; Superman ''(Ciclone)'' by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.


'''L'Audace''' was a weekly magazine for travel, sports and adventure from the start in 1934. '''L'Audace''' changed the magazine to a larger format (27 x 39 cm) from #35 and began to include comics from #60 in 1935. The format canged once more from #95 (27 x 39 cm). From #60 the magazine had 16 pages and was printed in b/w and color, from #182 the pages was reduced to 12.  
Among Italian made stories L'Audace printed: Alle frontiere del Far West by Emilio Salgari and Rino Albertarelli; Virus and Capitan l'Audace by Federico Pedrocchi and Walter Molino; Il dottor Faust by Gustavino; and various stories of other famous Italian illustrators such as Franco Caprioli and Antonio Canale.


The magazine reprinted the 7th first Sunday stories with '''''Drakman''''' (Mandrake).
From issues 262 ''(January 7, 1939)'' to issue 298 ''(September 14, 1939)'' L'Audace was published by [[Anonima Periodici Italiani di Mondadori]]. Issue 324 ''(March 28, 1940)'' was the last one published by [[Socetà Anonima Editori Vecchi|S.A.E.V.]] and the last issues were published by [[I.D.E.A.]]. The series ended with #330 January 4, 1941.  


=== Issue overview===
====Issues with Mandrake====
*"Il regno segreto degli assassini" ("[[The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers]]"), starts in #87-1935 and ends in #91-1935.
The magazine reprinted the first seven Sunday stories with Mandrake. From the beginning with full pages in color on the back cover, then from issue #147 in b/w or in color inside the magazine, sharing the page with other material. Mandrake appears under the title of '''"Drakeman re dalla magia"''' but, at the end, the stories were simply released under the more gerenic title of '''"Il re della magia"'''. Lothar was renamed '''Otto'''.  Seven Mandrake stories were published in "L'Audace" in a total of 148 issues from issue # 87 (August 31, 1935) to issue # 254 (November 12, 1938).
*"Mandrake nel paese dei fachiri" ("[[Land of the Fakirs]]"), starts in #92-1935 and ends in #110-1936.
{| {{table}}
*"Mandrake e i nani Shinder" ("[[Land of the Little People]]"), starts in #111-1936 and ends in #131-1936.
!Title !!US Title !!Issues !!Comment
*"Mandrake e i segreti dei circo" ("[[The Circus People]]"), starts in #132-1936 and ends in #156-1936.
|-
*"Gli uomini di cristallo" ("[[Chamber into the X Dimension]]"), starts in #178-1937 and ends in #205-1937.
| "Il regno segreto degli assassini" || "[[The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers]]" || [[L'Audace 87| 87]], [[L'Audace 88| 88]], [[L'Audace 89| 89]], [[L'Audace 90| 90]] and [[L'Audace 91| 91]] ||  <small>incomplete: the five last strips only</small>
*"Mandrake contro il tiranno" ("[[Prince Paulo the Tyrant]]"), starts in #206-1937 and ends in #230-1938.
|-
*"Mandrake alla caccia del tesoro" ("[[The Treasure Hunt]]"), starts in #231-1938 and ends in #254-1938.
| "Mandrake nel paese dei fachiri" || "[[Land of the Fakirs]]" || [[L'Audace 91| 91]], [[L'Audace 92| 92]], [[L'Audace 93| 93]], [[L'Audace 94| 94]], [[L'Audace 95| 95]], [[L'Audace 96| 96]], [[L'Audace 97| 97]], [[L'Audace 98| 98]], [[L'Audace 99| 99]], [[L'Audace 100| 100]], [[L'Audace 101| 101]], [[L'Audace 102| 102]], [[L'Audace 103| 103]], [[L'Audace 104| 104]], [[L'Audace 105| 105]], [[L'Audace 106| 106]], [[L'Audace 107| 107]], [[L'Audace 108| 108]], [[L'Audace 109| 109]] and [[L'Audace 110| 110]] ||
|-
| "Mandrake e i nani Shinder" || "[[Land of the Little People]]" || [[L'Audace 111| 111]], [[L'Audace 112| 112]], [[L'Audace 113| 113]], [[L'Audace 114| 114]], [[L'Audace 115| 115]], [[L'Audace 116| 116]], [[L'Audace 117| 117]], [[L'Audace 118| 118]], [[L'Audace 119| 119]], [[L'Audace 120| 120]],  [[L'Audace 121| 121]], [[L'Audace 122| 122]], [[L'Audace 123| 123]], [[L'Audace 124| 124]], [[L'Audace 125| 125]], [[L'Audace 126| 126]], [[L'Audace 127| 127]], [[L'Audace 128| 128]], [[L'Audace 129| 129]], [[L'Audace 130| 130]] and [[L'Audace 131| 131]] ||
|-
| "Mandrake e i segreti dei circo" || "[[The Circus People]]" || [[L'Audace 132| 132]], [[L'Audace 133| 133]], [[L'Audace 134| 134]], [[L'Audace 135| 135]], [[L'Audace 136| 136]], [[L'Audace 137| 137]], [[L'Audace 138| 138]], [[L'Audace 139| 139]], [[L'Audace 140| 140]], [[L'Audace 141| 141]], [[L'Audace 142| 142]], [[L'Audace 143| 143]], [[L'Audace 144| 144]], [[L'Audace 145| 145]], [[L'Audace 146| 146]], [[L'Audace 147| 147]], [[L'Audace 148| 148]], [[L'Audace 149| 149]], [[L'Audace 150| 150]], [[L'Audace 151| 151]], [[L'Audace 152| 152]], [[L'Audace 153| 153]], [[L'Audace 154| 154]], [[L'Audace 155| 155]] and [[L'Audace 156| 156]] || <small>note: in b/w from #147</small>
|-
| "Gli uomini di cristallo" || "[[Chamber into the X Dimension]]" || [[L'Audace 178| 178]], [[L'Audace 179| 189]], [[L'Audace 180| 180]], [[L'Audace 181| 181]], [[L'Audace 182| 182]], [[L'Audace 183| 183]], [[L'Audace 184| 184]], [[L'Audace 185| 185]], [[L'Audace 186| 186]], [[L'Audace 187| 187]], [[L'Audace 188| 188]], [[L'Audace 189| 189]], [[L'Audace 190| 190]], [[L'Audace 191| 191]], [[L'Audace 192| 192]], [[L'Audace 193| 193]], [[L'Audace 194| 194]], [[L'Audace 195| 195]], [[L'Audace 196| 196]], [[L'Audace 197| 197]], [[L'Audace 198| 198]], [[L'Audace 199| 199]], [[L'Audace 200| 200]], [[L'Audace 201| 201]], [[L'Audace 202| 202]], [[L'Audace 203| 203]], [[L'Audace 204| 204]] and [[L'Audace 205| 205]] || <small>note: in color from #178</small>
|-


| "Mandrake contro il tiranno" || "[[Prince Paulo the Tyrant]]" || [[L'Audace 206| 206]], [[L'Audace 207| 207]], [[L'Audace 208| 208]], [[L'Audace 209| 209]], [[L'Audace 210| 210]], [[L'Audace 211| 211]], [[L'Audace 212| 212]], [[L'Audace 213| 213]], [[L'Audace 214| 214]], [[L'Audace 215| 215]], [[L'Audace 216| 216]], [[L'Audace 217| 217]], [[L'Audace 218| 218]], [[L'Audace 219| 219]], [[L'Audace 220| 220]], [[L'Audace 221| 221]], [[L'Audace 222| 222]], [[L'Audace 223| 223]], [[L'Audace 224| 224]], [[L'Audace 225| 225]], [[L'Audace 226| 226]], [[L'Audace 227| 227]], [[L'Audace 228| 228]], [[L'Audace 229| 229]] and [[L'Audace 230| 230]] ||
|-
| "Mandrake alla caccia del tesoro" || "[[The Treasure Hunt]]" || [[L'Audace 231| 231]], [[L'Audace 232| 232]], [[L'Audace 233| 233]], [[L'Audace 234| 234]], [[L'Audace 235| 235]], [[L'Audace 236| 236]], [[L'Audace 237| 237]], [[L'Audace 238| 238]], [[L'Audace 239| 239]], [[L'Audace 240| 240]], [[L'Audace 241| 241]], [[L'Audace 242| 242]], [[L'Audace 243| 243]], [[L'Audace 244| 244]], [[L'Audace 245| 245]], [[L'Audace 246| 246]], [[L'Audace 247| 247]], [[L'Audace 248| 248]], [[L'Audace 249| 249]], [[L'Audace 250| 250]], [[L'Audace 251| 251]], [[L'Audace 252| 252]], [[L'Audace 253| 253]] and [[L'Audace 254| 254]] ||
|-
|}
=== Reprint ===
In the years 1977 to 1992 the issues # 60 to # 330 were reprinted into 17 books by [[Comic Art]] under the generic name of "L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi" (name of the [[Socetà Anonima Editori Vecchi|SAEV]] founder). The issues with Mandrake stories (issues # 87 to # 254) can be found in volumes # 2 to # 12.
<gallery>
Image:audace-reprint02.png|[[Vol 2 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 2]] (issues # 80_to 99)
Image:audace-reprint03.jpg|[[Vol 3 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 3]] (issues # 100 to 119)
Image:audace-reprint04.jpg|[[Vol 4 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 4]] (issues # 120 to 139)
Image:audace-reprint05.jpg|[[Vol 5 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 5]] (issues # 140 to 159)
Image:audace-reprint06.jpg|[[Vol 6 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 6]] (issues # 160 to 179)
Image:audace-reprint07.jpg|[[Vol 7 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 7]] (issues # 180 to 193)
Image:audace-reprint08.jpg|[[Vol 8 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 8]] (issues # 194 to 206)
Image:audace-reprint09.jpg|[[Vol 9 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 9]] (issues # 207 to 219)
Image:audace-reprint10.jpg|[[Vol 10 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 10]] (issues # 220 to 232)
Image:audace-reprint11.jpg|[[Vol 11 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 11]] (issues # 233 to 245)
Image:audace-reprint11.jpg|[[Vol 11 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 11]] (issues # 233 to 245)
Image:audace-reprint12.png|[[Vol 12 - L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi|Vol 12]] (issues # 246 to 258)
</gallery>
==External links==
*[http://www.guidafumettoitaliano.com/guida/testate/testata/679 Guida al Fumetto Italiano]
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Latest revision as of 08:48, 21 April 2022

L'Audace
viaggi sports avventure
Audace-001.jpg
picture from Fumetti classici
First issue
Country/language: Mini italy.gif Italy / Italian
Publishing company: SAEV
Publishing years: 1934-1944
Issues: 467
Format:


Issue overview

Regular series

L'Audace was a weekly magazine about traveling, sports and adventure. Beginning from issue 60 the magazine start printing comics such as: Brick Bradford by William Ritt and Clarence Gray; Radio Patrol (La pattuglia volante) by Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt; Tarzan by Harold R. Foster and later Burne Hogarth; and from #87 Mandrake (under the anagram Drakeman) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. Then followed other comics such as: Ming Foo by Nicholas Afonsky; Bring 'em back alive (Ted Towers) by Frank Buck and Glen Cravath; Tailspin Tommy by Hal Forrest; King of the Royal Mounted Police (Audax) by Charles Flanders; Popeye (Braccio di ferro) by Elzie Crisler Segar; Superman (Ciclone) by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

Among Italian made stories L'Audace printed: Alle frontiere del Far West by Emilio Salgari and Rino Albertarelli; Virus and Capitan l'Audace by Federico Pedrocchi and Walter Molino; Il dottor Faust by Gustavino; and various stories of other famous Italian illustrators such as Franco Caprioli and Antonio Canale.

From issues 262 (January 7, 1939) to issue 298 (September 14, 1939) L'Audace was published by Anonima Periodici Italiani di Mondadori. Issue 324 (March 28, 1940) was the last one published by S.A.E.V. and the last issues were published by I.D.E.A.. The series ended with #330 January 4, 1941.

Issues with Mandrake

The magazine reprinted the first seven Sunday stories with Mandrake. From the beginning with full pages in color on the back cover, then from issue #147 in b/w or in color inside the magazine, sharing the page with other material. Mandrake appears under the title of "Drakeman re dalla magia" but, at the end, the stories were simply released under the more gerenic title of "Il re della magia". Lothar was renamed Otto. Seven Mandrake stories were published in "L'Audace" in a total of 148 issues from issue # 87 (August 31, 1935) to issue # 254 (November 12, 1938).

Title US Title Issues Comment
"Il regno segreto degli assassini" "The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers" 87, 88, 89, 90 and 91 incomplete: the five last strips only
"Mandrake nel paese dei fachiri" "Land of the Fakirs" 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109 and 110
"Mandrake e i nani Shinder" "Land of the Little People" 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130 and 131
"Mandrake e i segreti dei circo" "The Circus People" 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155 and 156 note: in b/w from #147
"Gli uomini di cristallo" "Chamber into the X Dimension" 178, 189, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204 and 205 note: in color from #178
"Mandrake contro il tiranno" "Prince Paulo the Tyrant" 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229 and 230
"Mandrake alla caccia del tesoro" "The Treasure Hunt" 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253 and 254

Reprint

In the years 1977 to 1992 the issues # 60 to # 330 were reprinted into 17 books by Comic Art under the generic name of "L'Audace di Lotario Vecchi" (name of the SAEV founder). The issues with Mandrake stories (issues # 87 to # 254) can be found in volumes # 2 to # 12.

  • Vol 2 (issues # 80_to 99)

  • Vol 3 (issues # 100 to 119)

  • Vol 4 (issues # 120 to 139)

  • Vol 5 (issues # 140 to 159)

  • Vol 6 (issues # 160 to 179)

  • Vol 7 (issues # 180 to 193)

  • Vol 8 (issues # 194 to 206)

  • Vol 9 (issues # 207 to 219)

  • Vol 10 (issues # 220 to 232)

  • Vol 11 (issues # 233 to 245)

  • Vol 11 (issues # 233 to 245)

  • Vol 12 (issues # 246 to 258)

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