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*"Il Principe Valentino" (Prince Valiant) by Harold R Foster (color / part). | *"Il Principe Valentino" (Prince Valiant) by Harold R Foster (color / part). | ||
*"Marino Ruberti", ''Alla ricerca di Ophir'' by Riccardo Chiarelli and Guido Zamperoni (bl.& w./ part 4) | *"Marino Ruberti", ''Alla ricerca di Ophir'' by Riccardo Chiarelli and Guido Zamperoni (bl.& w./ part 4) | ||
*"Romolo", ''Romolo in Abissinia'' by Giorgio Scudellari (bl.& w./ part). | *"Romolo", ''Romolo in Abissinia'' by Giorgio Scudellari (bl.& w./ ending part). | ||
[[Category: Giungla! issues|Giungla! 138]] | [[Category: Giungla! issues|Giungla! 138]] | ||
Revision as of 14:55, 18 December 2021
| Giungla! Il giornale di Cino e Franco! Anno IV #138 | |
| File:Giungla!-138.jpg Cover artist: "Jungle Jim" story art | |
| Country/language: |  Italy / Italian
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| Format: | 25,5 x 36 cm |
| Pages: | 10 pgs, color & b/w |
| Publishing date: | March 27, 1938 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Casa Editrice Nerbini |
| Preceded by: | Giungla! Il giornale di Cino e Franco #137 |
| Followed by: | Giungla! Il giornale di Cino e Franco #139 |
Giungla! Anno IV #138 is subtitled: "Il giornale di Cino e Franco".
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "Un mondo sconosciuto" ("Mandrake in the Lost World") (part 7) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
== Note: this part (1 page) is composed of colorized daily strips from January 11 to 16, 1937 / Mandrake is named "Mandrake il "mago" benefico" / a short summary of the story is featured on page 10).
Other comics
- "Jim della giungla" ("Jungle Jim"), Alla ricerca del tesoro / Dopo l'esplosione by Alex Raymond (part)
- "Cartouche" by Paolo Lorenzini and Guido Fantoni (bl.& w./ part 1)
- "Sugriva il fachiro" by Guido Fantoni (bl.& w./ part)
- "Cino e Franco" ("Tim Tyler’s Luck"), La tribù degli uomini mascherati by Lyman Young (colorized daily strips / part 3)
- "Capitan Miracolo" by Mario Tempesti (bl.& w./ part 1)
- Una enigmatica sparizione by Giorgio Scudellari (bl.& w./ part)
- "Il Principe Valentino" (Prince Valiant) by Harold R Foster (color / part).
- "Marino Ruberti", Alla ricerca di Ophir by Riccardo Chiarelli and Guido Zamperoni (bl.& w./ part 4)
- "Romolo", Romolo in Abissinia by Giorgio Scudellari (bl.& w./ ending part).