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*"Le metamorfosi di Mandrake", [[L'Olimpo del Fumetti|''Mandrake'']] (1973)
*"Le metamorfosi di Mandrake", [[L'Olimpo del Fumetti|''Mandrake'']] (1973)


=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Kingdom of Spain ===
=== [[Image:mini_spainunderfranco.gif]] [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"(no title)", [[Gran Aventurero 6|''Gran Aventurero'' #6]], [[Gran Aventurero 7| #7]] and [[Gran Aventurero 8| #8]] (1989) <small>note: censored version</small>
*"En el País de los Fakires", [[Noveno Arte 2|''Noveno Arte'' #2]] (1973)
*"En el País de los Fakires", [[Noveno Arte 2|''Noveno Arte'' #2]] (1973)
*[[Gran Aventurero 1|''Gran Aventurero'' #1]] &ndash; [[Gran Aventurero 5|#5]] (1989)


=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===

Revision as of 09:28, 4 June 2012

Land of the Fakirs
 
Start date: June 2, 1935
End date: October 6, 1935
# of strips: 19 (19 weeks)
Writer: Lee Falk
Artist: Phil Davis
Preceded by: "The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers"
Followed by: "Land of the Little People"

"Land of the Fakirs" is the 2nd Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.

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This story has been published in the following publications:

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  • "No País dos Faquíres", Mandrake (1974)

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  • "Нове авантуре са махараџом од Лапора" (romanized as "Nove avanture sa maharadžom od Lapora"), Mika Miš #33 – #51 (1936)
  • "Краљ мађионичара и махараџа од Лапоре" (romanized as "Kralj mađioničara i maharadža od Lapore"), Zabavnik #4 (1937)
  • Super EKS Almanah #4 (1980)
  • "U zemlji magije", Biblioteka Nostalgija #1 (1981)