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|Title=O Globo Juvenil #1285
|Title=O Globo Juvenil #1285
|image= [[Image:O_globo_juvenil-1285.jpg|200px|border]]
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|Coverartist= (from Phil Davis'art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil / Portuguese
|Country= [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil / Portuguese
|Format= 29 × 38 cm
|Format= 29 × 38 cm

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O Globo Juvenil #1285

Cover artist: (from Phil Davis'art)
Country/language: Brazil / Portuguese
Format: 29 × 38 cm
Pages: 16 pgs, color & b/w
Publishing date: September 8, 1945
Editor: Roberto Marinho
Publishing company: O Globo
Preceded by: O Globo Juvenil #1282
Followed by: O Globo Juvenil #1288


Contents

Mandrake stories

(this part = November 19, 1944 Sunday page / color)

Other comics

  • "Fantasma" ("The Phantom"), A filha do marajá (part 55) by Lee Falk (w.) and Wilson McCoy (a.) (original title: The Maharajah's Daughter / 1944-1945 daily strips)
  • "Vic Jordan" (part), Base secreta (part 4) by Thomas Paine (w.) & Elmer Wexler (a.)
  • "Brucutú" ("Alley Oop") O rei da pré-história (part 31) by V. T. Hamlin
  • "Clara" ("Claire Voyant") (part 48) by Jack Sparling
  • "Príncipe Valente" ("Prince Valiant") (part) by Harold Foster (October 1, 1044 Sunday page in color)
  • O castelo medieval (part) by Harold Foster (Sunday strip in color)
  • "Luci" ("Abbie and Slats"), A Paula (part 4) by Al Capp (w.) and Raeburn Van Buren (a.)
  • "Morcégo Negro" ("Batman"), O Raposa (part 4) by Don C. Cameron (w.) and Bob Kane (a.)
  • "Juca Repórter" ("Hap Hopper"), Diário perigoso (part 2) by Jack Sparling (w.) & William Laas (a.)
  • "Jim Gordon" ("Buz Sawyer") (part) by Roy Crane