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1950 issue, Belgium.
 
 
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*"Fatso", ''Foot-ball'' by Clyde Lewis (color)
*"Fatso", ''Foot-ball'' by Clyde Lewis (color)
*"Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins ((part / color)
*"Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins ((part / color)
*"Le 7 de trèfle" by Marleb (bl.& w.) <small>(Dutch: "Klaveren 7")</small> (part / bl.& w.)
*"Le 7 de trèfle" by Marleb (aka of Jacques Martin) (bl.& w.) <small>(Dutch: "Klaveren 7")</small> (part / bl.& w.)
*"Sergeant Pat" ("Radio Patrol") by Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt <small>(Dutch: "Sergeant Pat van Radio Patrol")</small> (part / bl.& w.)
*"Sergeant Pat" ("Radio Patrol") by Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt <small>(Dutch: "Sergeant Pat van Radio Patrol")</small> (part / bl.& w.)
*"Dick Alden" by Max Trell and Neil O'Keeffe (double page / (part / color)
*"Dick Alden" by Max Trell and Neil O'Keeffe (double page / (part / color)

Latest revision as of 10:41, 14 May 2025

Story #256
File:Story256.jpg
Cover artist: (from Frank Robbins'art)
Country/language: Belgium
Format: 21 × 30 cm
Pages: 16 pgs, b/w & color
Publishing date: May 11, 1950
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: Editions du Pont-Levis
Preceded by: Story #255
Followed by: Story #257


Contents

Mandrake stories

  • "no title given" ("Medusa") (part 7 / 5 daily strips from April 28 to May 3, 1946 / bl.& w.) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.

Other Comics

  • "Pim Pam Poum" ("The Katzenjammers Kids") by Harold Hering Knerr (Dutch: "Pim Pam Poem") (color)
  • "Fatso", Foot-ball by Clyde Lewis (color)
  • "Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins ((part / color)
  • "Le 7 de trèfle" by Marleb (aka of Jacques Martin) (bl.& w.) (Dutch: "Klaveren 7") (part / bl.& w.)
  • "Sergeant Pat" ("Radio Patrol") by Eddie Sullivan and Charlie Schmidt (Dutch: "Sergeant Pat van Radio Patrol") (part / bl.& w.)
  • "Dick Alden" by Max Trell and Neil O'Keeffe (double page / (part / color)
  • "Tim Tyler" ("Tim Tyer's Luck") by Lyman Young (part / bl.& w.)
  • "L'homme masqué ("The Lone Ranger") by Charles Flanders (Dutch: "De Man met het Masker") (part / color)
  • "Popeye" by Tom Sims & Bela Zaboli (color)
  • "La famille Flop" ("The Flop Family") by George O. Swanson (color)
  • "Qu'en dites-vous?" by Robert Ripley (Dutch: "Wat zeg je ervan?") (bl.& w.)
  • "Gordon" ("Flash Gordon") by Emmanuel "Mac" Raboy (back cover / (part / color);

Prose stories

  • "Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs
  • Au pays des demi-hommes by Mona Gloria
  • Summary in text and photos (two pages) of the Arthur Lubin's film "Francis, la mule qui parle" ("Francis the Talking Mule") (part 3).

Language versions

This issue was printed in the following language versions: