Mandrake in Hollywood

Mandrake in Hollywood
Start date:	January 31st, 1938
End date:	April 2nd, 1938
# of strips:	54 (9 weeks)
Writer:	Lee Falk
Artist:	Phil Davis
Preceded by:	"Mandrake in America"
Followed by:	"Sonny the Child Movie Star"

"Mandrake in Hollywood" is the 11th Mandrake daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.

Plot Summary

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Appearances

Recurring characters

• Mandrake
• Lothar

One-time characters

• Fleming
• Marilyn Dawn

Locations

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Australia

• "Mandrake in Hollywood", The Supercomic Series #24 (1950)

Brazil

• "Dublê de Corpo", Mandrake Coleção #7 (1990)

Italy

• "L’uomo magico", Pisellino #10 to #22 (1940)
• "L’uomo magico", Collana Albi grandi avventure - Mandrake #11 (1941)
• "Mandrake a Hollywood", Mandrake #25 (1948)
• "Il mago 900", Special Mandrake #172 (1966)
• "Falco, cavallo da Corsa", Special Mandrake #173 (1966)
• "Mandrake a Hollywood", Mandrake (1972)
• "no title", L'olimpo dei fumetti #14 (1973)
• "Mandrake a Hollywood", Superfumetti in Film #10 (1978)
• "Mandrake a Hollywood", Mandrake - New Comics Now #118 (1984)
• "Mandrake a Hollywood", Mandrake 11 (Comic Art) (1992)

France

• "Mandrake à Hollywood", Collection à 8 Francs Mandrake à Hollywood (1946)
• "Mandrake à Hollywood", Spécial Mandrake #14 (1964)

Norway

• "Mandrake i Hollywood", Klassikerserien (2003)

Portugal

• "Surpresa em Hollywood", Cangurú! #72 (1974)

Spain

• "Merlin en Hollywood", Merlin el Mago Moderno #40 (194?)
• "Mandrake en Hollywood", Mandrake el mago (1981)
• "Mandrake en Hollywood", Mandrake #9 (1986)

USA

• "no title", Feature Book #19 (1946)
• "Mandrake in Hollywood", The Golden Age of the Comics #7 (1970)
• "Mandrake in Hollywood", The Official Mandrake the Magician #1 (1988)
• "no title", Feature Book #19 (1993, reprint)

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

• "У Холивуду"/"U Holivudu", Politikin Zabavnik #1961 – #1962 (1989)