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=== Mandrake stories === | === Mandrake stories === | ||
*no title" ("[[Fountain of Youth]]") (part 2) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]] | *no title" ("[[Fountain of Youth]]") (part 2) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]] | ||
== Note: This part = Sunday pages : January 7 to 28, 1945. However the order of the pages is incorrectly placed as the January 7 Sunday page is coming in second place | == Note: This part = Sunday pages : January 7 to 28, 1945. However the order of the pages is incorrectly placed as the January 7 Sunday page is coming in second place behind the January 14 Sunday page... | ||
behind the January 14 Sunday page... | |||
=== Other Comics === | === Other Comics === | ||
Revision as of 15:50, 2 July 2021
| King Comics 123 | |
| File:King comics-123.jpg Cover artist: Joe Musial | |
| Country/language: |  USA / English
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| Format: | 20 × 26.1 cm |
| Pages: | 36 pgs, color |
| Publishing date: | July, 1946 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | David McKay Publications |
| Preceded by: | King Comics #122 |
| Followed by: | King Comics #123 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- no title" ("Fountain of Youth") (part 2) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis
== Note: This part = Sunday pages : January 7 to 28, 1945. However the order of the pages is incorrectly placed as the January 7 Sunday page is coming in second place behind the January 14 Sunday page...
Other Comics
- "Blondie" (1944 daily strips) by Chick Young.
- "The Lone Ranger" (part / 1944 Sunday pages) by Fran Striker and Charles Flanders.
- "Dun-Dums" by Bob Dunn.
- "Barney Baxter in the Air" (part) by Bob Naylor.
- "Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye" (1944 Sunday pages) by E.C. Segar.
- "Bringing Up Father" (one 1942 Sunday page) by George McManus.
- "Flash Gordon" (part / 1945 Sunday pages) by Austin Briggs.
- "Sports" (one page / 1946) by Jack Sords.
- "The Phantom" (part / 1944 - 1945 Sunday pages) by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy.
- "The Little King" (one Sunday page) by Otto Soglow.
- "Henry" (one Sunday page) by Carl Anderson.