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|Title=Comics Revue #299-300<br><small>(#290 since the start 1986)</small> | |Title=Comics Revue #299-300<br><small>(#290 since the start 1986)</small> | ||
|image= [[Image:comicsRevue299300.jpg|200px|border]] | |image= [[Image:comicsRevue299300.jpg|200px|border]] | ||
|Coverartist= George Pérez | |Coverartist= [[George Pérez]] | ||
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English | |Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English | ||
|Format= 20 × 26.5 cm | |Format= 20 × 26.5 cm | ||
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|Publisher=[[Manuscript Press]] | |Publisher=[[Manuscript Press]] | ||
|Editor=[[Rick Norwood]] | |Editor=[[Rick Norwood]] | ||
|Preceded= [[Comics Revue 297-298|''Comics Revue'' #297-298]] | |Preceded= [[Comics Revue 297-298|''Comics Revue''<br>#297-298]] | ||
|Followed= [[Comics Revue 301-302|''Comics Revue'' #301-302]] | |Followed= [[Comics Revue 301-302|''Comics Revue''<br>#301-302]] | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
=== Mandrake stories === | === Mandrake stories === | ||
*"The Doorway to Z" ("[[The Doorway to Z]]") | *"The Doorway to Z" ("[[The Doorway to Z]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]] (ending part / this part = November 16, 1952 Sunday page / color) | ||
*"The Cobra" ("[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]") | *"The Cobra" ("[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis (part 10 / this part = October 15 to 27, 1934 daily strips). | ||
=== Other comics === | === Other comics === | ||
*"[[The Phantom]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy | *"[[The Phantom]]", ''The Toad Men'' by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy (complete story / 1952-1953 daily strips) | ||
*"Krazy Kat" by George Herriman | *"Krazy Kat", ''Teacher's Pet'' by George Herriman (complete story / 1934 daily strips) | ||
*"Flash Gordon" by Harry Harrison and Mac Raboy | *"Flash Gordon", ''The Robot War'' by Harry Harrison and Mac Raboy (part 1 / 1960 daily strips) | ||
*"Rick O'Shay" by Stan Lynde | *"Rick O'Shay", ''Range War'' by Stan Lynde (part 4 / 1968 daily strips) | ||
*"Tarzan" by Dick Van Buren | *"Tarzan", ''Mahogany'' by Bob Lubbers and Dick Van Buren (#3951 to #3982 daily strips) | ||
*"Secret Agent Corrigan" by Al Williamson, George Evans, and Archie Goodwin | *"Secret Agent Corrigan", ''Corrigan in a Trap'' by Al Williamson, George Evans, and Archie Goodwin (part 2 / 1976 daily strips) | ||
*"Sir Bagby" by R&B Hackney | *"Sir Bagby", ''Tail Dragon'' by R&B Hackney (1959 daily strips) | ||
*"Buz Sawyer" by Roy Crane | *"Buz Sawyer", ''Vitnam'' by Roy Crane (part 3 / 1961 daily strips) | ||
*"Flash Gordon" by Mac Raboy | *"Flash Gordon", ''Rok'' by Mac Raboy ( part 2 / 1957 Sunday pages / color) | ||
*" | *"The Phantom", ''The Return of the Sky Band''by Lee Falk and [[Ray Moore]] (part 10 / 1941 Sunday pages / color) | ||
*"Tarzan" by Russ Manning (color) | *"Tarzan", ''Tarzan and the Roman Legion'' by Russ Manning (part 3 / 1974 Sunday pages / color) | ||
*"Latigo" by Stan Lynde | *"Latigo" by Stan Lynde (1981 Sunday pages / color) | ||
*"Alley Oop" by Vincent T. Hamlin | *"Alley Oop", ''Foozy and Zel'' by Vincent T. Hamlin (part 5 / 1938 daily strips) by Vincent T. Hamlin | ||
*"Modesty Blaise" by Peter O'Donnell and Enrique Romero | *"Modesty Blaise", ''Fiona'' by Peter O'Donnell and Enrique Romero (part 2 / daily strips #7490 to 7544A). | ||
*"Casey Ruggles" by Warren Tufts | *"Casey Ruggles" by Warren Tufts (1951 Sunday page / color / back cover). | ||
=== Note === | === Note === | ||
*The issue contains an article entitled "Index to Comics Revue #1 to #300". | *The issue contains an article entitled "Index to Comics Revue #1 to #300" by Bill Siankard. | ||
[[Category:Comics Revue issues|Comics Revue 299-300]] | [[Category:Comics Revue issues|Comics Revue 299-300]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:28, 19 April 2024
| Comics Revue #299-300 (#290 since the start 1986) | |
 Cover artist: George Pérez | |
| Country/language: |  USA / English
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| Format: | 20 × 26.5 cm |
| Pages: | 128 pgs, b/w and color |
| Publishing date: | April 2011 |
| Editor: | Rick Norwood |
| Publishing company: | Manuscript Press |
| Preceded by: | Comics Revue #297-298 |
| Followed by: | Comics Revue #301-302 |
Comics Revue #299-300
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "The Doorway to Z" ("The Doorway to Z") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis (ending part / this part = November 16, 1952 Sunday page / color)
- "The Cobra" ("The Cobra") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis (part 10 / this part = October 15 to 27, 1934 daily strips).
Other comics
- "The Phantom", The Toad Men by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy (complete story / 1952-1953 daily strips)
- "Krazy Kat", Teacher's Pet by George Herriman (complete story / 1934 daily strips)
- "Flash Gordon", The Robot War by Harry Harrison and Mac Raboy (part 1 / 1960 daily strips)
- "Rick O'Shay", Range War by Stan Lynde (part 4 / 1968 daily strips)
- "Tarzan", Mahogany by Bob Lubbers and Dick Van Buren (#3951 to #3982 daily strips)
- "Secret Agent Corrigan", Corrigan in a Trap by Al Williamson, George Evans, and Archie Goodwin (part 2 / 1976 daily strips)
- "Sir Bagby", Tail Dragon by R&B Hackney (1959 daily strips)
- "Buz Sawyer", Vitnam by Roy Crane (part 3 / 1961 daily strips)
- "Flash Gordon", Rok by Mac Raboy ( part 2 / 1957 Sunday pages / color)
- "The Phantom", The Return of the Sky Bandby Lee Falk and Ray Moore (part 10 / 1941 Sunday pages / color)
- "Tarzan", Tarzan and the Roman Legion by Russ Manning (part 3 / 1974 Sunday pages / color)
- "Latigo" by Stan Lynde (1981 Sunday pages / color)
- "Alley Oop", Foozy and Zel by Vincent T. Hamlin (part 5 / 1938 daily strips) by Vincent T. Hamlin
- "Modesty Blaise", Fiona by Peter O'Donnell and Enrique Romero (part 2 / daily strips #7490 to 7544A).
- "Casey Ruggles" by Warren Tufts (1951 Sunday page / color / back cover).
Note
- The issue contains an article entitled "Index to Comics Revue #1 to #300" by Bill Siankard.