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Revision as of 09:12, 11 March 2022
The Traveller's Tale | |
Start date: | March 21st, 1965 |
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End date: | August 22th, 1965 |
# of strips: | 23 (23 weeks) |
Writer: | Lee Falk |
Artist: | Martha Davis and Fred Fredericks |
Preceded by: | "The Mole" |
Followed by: | "The Cobra Returns" |
"The Traveller's Tale" is the 96th Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Martha Davis and Fred Fredericks.
Plot Summary
In Greenland a minor earthquake tumbeling ancient ice into the cold sea, inside an ancient man. Our friends are up at the Newfoundlands banks on Barton's new boat. While fishing they rescue a mysterious castaway, telling a strange story.
Opolo was from the city Cromanga in tropical Yorkdon, now under tree miles of ice at the North Pole. He have been sleeping for 60 000 years.
Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- Opolo, 60 000 years old man.
- Adrana, girlfriend of Opolo.
- Natas, friend of Opolo and wizard of chemical arts.
Locations
- New York City
- Greenland
- Newfoundlands banks
- North Pole
- Second moon of Saturn, new home of Opolo and Adrana.
Vehicles
- S.S.Argos II, Colonel Barton's yacht.
Behind the scenes
- The story title is from the strip of March 21, 1965 (Beginning: The Traveler's Tale).
- According to Peter van der Krogt there are 95 statues of Christopher Columbus in USA (in 2002). It is unknown which statue Martha Davis drew in the first panel of this story.
- Fred Fredericks new artist from the strip of June 27, 1965.
Signifiant covers
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Argentina
- "??", Libro de Oro - Mandrake el Mago #21 (1966)
- "??", Fantasía Anuario #9 (1970)
Brazil
- "O Homem do Passado", Mandrake #108 (1965)
Finland
- "Kasvot jäässä", Taika-Jim #3 (1971)
France
- "L’étrange Viking", Les héros du mystère #17 & "Le sommeil liquide", Les héros du mystère #18 (1968)
- "L’étrange Viking", & "Le sommeil liquide", Les héros du mystère Album #6 (1968)
- "L’étrange Viking", Mandrake #412 (1973)
- "L'étranger venu de la mer", Le Journal de Mickey #1127-#1138 (1973)
- "L'étranger venu de la mer", Le Journal de Mickey #1 (2001) note: one page only (first Sunday page).
Italy
- "Lo strano "vichingo"", Mandrake #114 & "Il sonno liquido"", Mandrake #115(1966)
- "Lo strano "vichingo"", Mandrake #58 (1973)
Norway
- Stavanger Aftenblad 2009-2010
Portugal
- "O Mundo Perdido", Mundo de Aventuras #910 (1967)
Spain
- "El relato del viajero", Mandrake el Mago: Sundays pages 1965–1968 (Dolmen Editorial) (2018)
Turkey
- "İkinci Hayat", Mandrake #247 & #248 & #249 & #250 (1979)
- "İkinci Hayat", Mandrake Albüm #80 & #81 (1979)
- "İkinci Hayat", Mandrake Albüm #200 & #201
United Kingdom
- "The Traveller's Tale", Mandrake the Magician - The Sundays Volume 1: The Meeting of Mandrake and Lothar (2018)
Yugoslavia
- "Život pod ledenom korom", Super EKS Almanah #34 (1982)