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As the first issue has an ad for Spirit #9, one might think that the first issue with "Tim Tyler's Luck" was published in February. But the Spirit series was probably published at the end of each month, so Spirit #9 was in the shops for most of March - and then the first issue was probably published in March 1976.  
As the first issue has an ad for Spirit #9, one might think that the first issue with "Tim Tyler's Luck" was published in February. But the Spirit series was probably published at the end of each month, so Spirit #9 was in the shops for most of March - and then the first issue was probably published in March 1976.  


The albums marked in green in the table above all have an advertisement for the Supercomics Garbo series. According to this ad, the Supercomics Garbo series has a weekly ''(semanalmente)'' release.
The albums marked in green in the table above all have an advertisement for the Supercomics Garbo series. According to this ad, the Supercomics Garbo series has a weekly ''(semanalmente)'' release. For eleven months there is an advertisement for this series mentioning that this is a weekly release. This would have given more than 44 releases but there are only 24.


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 11:56, 21 July 2024

Supercomics Garbo
Historias gráficas para jóvenes
Supercomics-Garbo-01.jpg
First issue
Country/language: Mini spain.gif Spain / Spanish
Publishing company: Garbo Editorial, S.A.
Publishing years: 1976-1977
Issues: 24
Format: 21×28 cm , b/w


Supercomics Garbo - Historias gráficas para jóvenes was a Spanish publication dedicated to three different comic charcters.

Issue overview

Regular series

This series alternates between issues with "Tim Tyler's Luck" by Lyman Young, "Mandrake the Magician" by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks and "Secret Agent Corrigan" by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson.

Each issue has 40 pages printed in b/w, released with no publication date printed on the cover or inside. Most of the issues have an ad on the back cover for the next issue of this series, also the 24th (and last issue).

The release frequency of the series

The first eight issues have on the inner covers ads for some of Garbo's other series, like: issue 1 - Spirit #9, issue 2 - Rufus #35 and Vampirelle #17, issue 3 - Vampus #56, issue 4 - Spirit #10, issue 5 - Rufus #36 and Vampus #57, issue 6 - Spirit #12 and Famosos Monsters del Cine #14, issue 7 - Rufus #37 and Vampus #58, issue 8 - Rufus #38 and Vampus #59.

These other series from Garbo were published monthly and we can use information from Tebeosfera[1] to set up an overview for the years 1976 and 1977 (eg. feb, 1976 to may 1977).

Month Monsters Rufus Spirit Vampirella Vampus
02
10
33
9
15
54
03
11
34
10
16
55
04
12
35
11
17
56
05
13
36
12
18
57
06
14
37
13
19
58
07
15
38
14
20
59
08
16
39
15
21
60
09
17
40
16
22
61
10
18
41
17
23
62
11
19
42
18
24
63
12
20
43
19
25
64
01
21
44
20
26
65
02
22
45
21
27
66
03
23
56
22
28
67
04
24
47
23
29
68
05
25
48
24
30
69

As the first issue has an ad for Spirit #9, one might think that the first issue with "Tim Tyler's Luck" was published in February. But the Spirit series was probably published at the end of each month, so Spirit #9 was in the shops for most of March - and then the first issue was probably published in March 1976.

The albums marked in green in the table above all have an advertisement for the Supercomics Garbo series. According to this ad, the Supercomics Garbo series has a weekly (semanalmente) release. For eleven months there is an advertisement for this series mentioning that this is a weekly release. This would have given more than 44 releases but there are only 24.

References

  1. ↑ Tebeosfera: series by Garbo



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