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===Note===
Following the back covers these issues were released between the Mandrake issues:
{| {{table}}
!(Issue) !!Year !!Character !!Title !!Note
|-
| (69) || 1943 || Merlín || "La Ciudad Lunar" ||
|-
| (70) || 1943 || Tarzán || "El Reino Prohibido" ||
|-
| (71) || 1943 || El Hombre Enmascarado || "La Ley del Desierto" ||
|-
| (72) || 1943 || Juan y Lois || "El Barranco de la Muerte" ||
|-
| (73) || 1943 || Jorge y Fernando || "Contra los Halcones" || número extraordinario (2,5 Ptas.)
|-
|}


[[Category:Las Grandes Aventuras issues|Merlin el Mago 07]]
[[Category:Las Grandes Aventuras issues|Merlin el Mago 07]]

Revision as of 19:40, 16 December 2020

El Monstruo de las dos Cabezas
LGA Merlin el Mago Moderno-07.jpg
Cover artist: unknown
Country/language: Mini spain.gif Spain / Spanish
Format: 21 x 32 cm
Pages: 16 pgs, b/w
Publishing date: 1943
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: Hispano Americana
Preceded by: Merlin el Mago Moderno #6
Followed by: Merlin el Mago Moderno #8


Contents

Mandrake stories

Back cover

Starting in 1943 the back covers of issues from the "Las Grandes Aventuras" and the "Los Albumes Preferidos por la Juventud" printed a series about how to fly a plane, "Las Lecciones del Jefe Piloto".

  • back cover

Note

Following the back covers these issues were released between the Mandrake issues:

(Issue) Year Character Title Note
(69) 1943 Merlín "La Ciudad Lunar"
(70) 1943 Tarzán "El Reino Prohibido"
(71) 1943 El Hombre Enmascarado "La Ley del Desierto"
(72) 1943 Juan y Lois "El Barranco de la Muerte"
(73) 1943 Jorge y Fernando "Contra los Halcones" número extraordinario (2,5 Ptas.)
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