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=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy === | === [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy === | ||
*"Un mondo sconosciuto", [[Giungla!|''Giungla!'' #132 to #151]] (1938) | |||
*"In un mondo sconosciuto", [[Special Mandrake 167 (Fratelli Spada)|''Special Mandrake'' #167]] (1966) | *"In un mondo sconosciuto", [[Special Mandrake 167 (Fratelli Spada)|''Special Mandrake'' #167]] (1966) | ||
**"Petrolio al polo", [[Special Mandrake 168 (Fratelli Spada)|''Special Mandrake'' #168]] (1966) | **"Petrolio al polo", [[Special Mandrake 168 (Fratelli Spada)|''Special Mandrake'' #168]] (1966) |
Revision as of 10:35, 26 August 2012
Mandrake in the Lost World | |
Start date: | November 30th, 1936 |
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End date: | April 17th, 1937 |
# of strips: | 120 (20 weeks) |
Writer: | Lee Falk |
Artist: | Phil Davis |
Preceded by: | "The Slave Traders of Tygandi" |
Followed by: | "In the Cobra's Grip" |
"Mandrake in the Lost World" is the 8th Mandrake daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.
Plot Summary
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Appearances
Locations
Related stories
Follows
Referenced in
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Australia
- "The Lost World", Mandrake the Magician #1 (1938)
- "Mandrake in the Lost World", Mandrake the Magician #1 (1990)
Canada
- "The Lost World", Classic Adventure Strips #11 (1987)
France
- "Voyage en préhistoire", Hop-là! (1939)
- "Voyage en préhistoire", Mandrake le Magicien Vol. 4 (1985)
Italy
- "Un mondo sconosciuto", Giungla! #132 to #151 (1938)
- "In un mondo sconosciuto", Special Mandrake #167 (1966)
- "Petrolio al polo", Special Mandrake #168 (1966)
- "La fin di Gun", Special Mandrake #169 (1966)
Kingdom of Spain
- "Un mundo desconocido", Mandrake #8 (1986)
Kingdom of Yugoslavia
- "Мандрак на Јужном полу" (romanized as "Mandrak na Južnom polu"), Mika Miš #213 – #217, #219 – #247, #249 – #257 (1938)
- "Мандрак на Јужном полу" (romanized as "Mandrak na Južnom polu"), Zabavnik #105 – #106 (1941)