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'''Semic Strip Serie''' was an Dutch comic magazine published in the years 1972 to 1974. | '''Semic Strip Serie''' was an Dutch comic magazine published in the years 1972 to 1974. | ||
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The ''Semic Strip Serie'' printed various newspaper strips in albums. Each album was dedicated to one figure as: "Linke Loetje ''(Andy Capp)''" by Reg Smythe , "[[Mandrake the Magician|Mandrake]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]], "De tovenaar van Id ''(The Wizard of Id)''" by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, "Roodoog ''(Redeye)''" by Gordon Bess, "Jippie ''(Tumbleweeds)''" by Tom K. Ryan, "Miranda ''(Modesty Blaise)''" by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway, "Oerm ''(B.C.)''" by Johnny Hart, "Fred Basset" by Alex Graham, "Rip Kirby" by Fred Dickenson and John Prentice, "Ferdinand ''(Ferd'nand)'' by Henning Dahl Mikkelsen and Al Plastino, "Kraaienhove" by Willy Lohmann and "Mamma ''(Momma)'' by Mell Lazarus. | The ''Semic Strip Serie'' printed various newspaper strips in albums. Each album was dedicated to one figure as: "Linke Loetje ''(Andy Capp)''" by Reg Smythe , "[[Mandrake the Magician|Mandrake]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]], "De tovenaar van Id ''(The Wizard of Id)''" by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, "Roodoog ''(Redeye)''" by Gordon Bess, "Jippie ''(Tumbleweeds)''" by Tom K. Ryan, "Miranda ''(Modesty Blaise)''" by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway, "Oerm ''(B.C.)''" by Johnny Hart, "Fred Basset" by Alex Graham, "Rip Kirby" by Fred Dickenson and John Prentice, "Ferdinand ''(Ferd'nand)'' by Henning Dahl Mikkelsen and Al Plastino, "Kraaienhove" by Willy Lohmann and "Mamma ''(Momma)'' by Mell Lazarus. | ||
===Regular series=== | |||
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===Issues with Mandrake=== | |||
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Image:Mandrake-Semic-Dutch-01.jpg|[[Semic Strip Serie - Mandrake 1|''Mandrake'' #1]] | Image:Mandrake-Semic-Dutch-01.jpg|[[Semic Strip Serie - Mandrake 1|''Mandrake'' #1]] | ||
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==== Ad for series ==== | ==== Ad for series ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:Mandrake-Semic-Dutch-Ad.jpg | Image:Mandrake-Semic-Dutch-Ad.jpg| | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 5 December 2021
| Semic Strip Serie | |
 First issue | |
| Country/language: |  Netherlands / Dutch
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| Publishing company: | Semic Press |
| Publishing years: | 1972-1974 |
| Issues: | 18 |
| Format: | 21 x 14 cm, b/w |
Semic Strip Serie was an Dutch comic magazine published in the years 1972 to 1974.
Issue overview
The Semic Strip Serie printed various newspaper strips in albums. Each album was dedicated to one figure as: "Linke Loetje (Andy Capp)" by Reg Smythe , "Mandrake" by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks, "De tovenaar van Id (The Wizard of Id)" by Brant Parker and Johnny Hart, "Roodoog (Redeye)" by Gordon Bess, "Jippie (Tumbleweeds)" by Tom K. Ryan, "Miranda (Modesty Blaise)" by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway, "Oerm (B.C.)" by Johnny Hart, "Fred Basset" by Alex Graham, "Rip Kirby" by Fred Dickenson and John Prentice, "Ferdinand (Ferd'nand) by Henning Dahl Mikkelsen and Al Plastino, "Kraaienhove" by Willy Lohmann and "Mamma (Momma) by Mell Lazarus.
Regular series
Issues with Mandrake
Ad for series
| Mandrake publications in the Netherlands
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