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=== Mandrake stories === | === Mandrake stories === | ||
*"Um Adversário Perigoso" ("[[Blozz the Champion]]", part 1) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | *"Um Adversário Perigoso" ("[[Blozz the Champion]]", part 1) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | ||
== Note: this part = daily strips from July 11 to 13, 1938. | |||
=== Other comics === | === Other comics === |
Latest revision as of 15:46, 31 October 2024
Jornal do Cuto #46 | |
Cover artist: unknown | |
Country/language: | Portugal / Portuguese |
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Format: | 19 × 27 cm |
Pages: | 28 pgs, b/w |
Publishing date: | May 17, 1972 |
Editor: | M. A. Lopes de Sousa |
Publishing company: | Portugal Press |
Preceded by: | Jornal do Cuto #45 |
Followed by: | Jornal do Cuto #47 |
Jornal do Cuto #46
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "Um Adversário Perigoso" ("Blozz the Champion", part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
== Note: this part = daily strips from July 11 to 13, 1938.
Other comics
- "Fantasma (The Phantom)", O Prisioneiro dos Himalayas by Lee Falk and Ray Moore, part 1/18.
- "Principe Valente (Prince Valiant)" by Harold Foster, part 1/50. (1937)
- "Popeye" by Bud Sagendorf, part 46/109. (1970-1972)
- "Moira, A Escrava de Roma" by Alberto Salinas, part 40/91.
- "Flash Gordon", O Tirano de Mongo by Dan Barry, part 28/90.
- "Black Max" by ?, part 28/37.
- "Garra de Aço (Steel Claw)", S.O.S.! Invasão Espacial! by Jesus Blasco, part 28/30.
- "Tomahawk Tom", A Estrela de 8 Pontas by Vítor Péon, part 21/22.
- "Billy, O Botas (Billy's Boots)" by ?, part 20/27.
- "Tarzan", A História de Jane & O Rio do Tempo by Russ Manning, part 19/27. (1969 to June 7, 1970)
- "Falcão Negro", O Filho de Jim West by Eduardo Teixeira Coelho, part 12/33.
- "Capitão Ciclone" by ?, part 9/16.
- "Cisco Kid", Flor Vermelha Pede Auxílio! by Jose Luis Salinas, part 9/19. (April 4, 1951 to July 8, 1951)
- "Cuto", Tragédia no Oriente by Jesus Blasco, part 5/52.
- "A Torre de D. Ramires" by Eduardo Teixeira Coelho, part 2/43.