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*[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Summer House|Pamet]] and Castlehill Roads (refering to Lee Falk's summer house near Truro at Cape Cod). | *[[Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Summer House|Pamet]] and Castlehill Roads (refering to Lee Falk's summer house near Truro at Cape Cod). | ||
*A name shield on Jed's desk: ''Jed Bart'' (strip of January 25, 1970). | *A name shield on Jed's desk: ''Jed Bart'' (strip of January 25, 1970). | ||
Revision as of 15:13, 25 August 2015
| The 3D Monster | |
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| Start date: | January 18th, 1970 |
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| End date: | April 19th, 1970 |
| # of strips: | 14 (14 weeks) |
| Writer: | Lee Falk |
| Artist: | Fred Fredericks |
| Preceded by: | "The Invaders" |
| Followed by: | "The Solar Wind" |
"The 3D Monster" is the 108th Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Fred Fredericks.
Plot Summary
One day Jed called Mandrake for a special matter. At the same time Lothar receive a telegram, he had to meet a plane. Lothar was supposed to help the daughter of one of his distant cousin to settled and find a job. Last time he saw her she was a dumpy, noisy little kid, named Karma.
Mandrake went to meet Dr. Tor while Narda, Lothar and Hojo went to the airport. At the airport Lothar found Karma had grown up to a beautiful young woman, and falls in love instantly.
Meanwhile some gangsters kidnap Dr. Thor wanting his secret invention, optical holograms. But our friends are quickly on the trail of the bad guys.
Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- Dr. Tor, physicst and nobel laureate.
Behind the scenes
- At the deepwoods.org index the title for this story is "The 3D Monster", which is lifted from the plot.
- Pamet and Castlehill Roads (refering to Lee Falk's summer house near Truro at Cape Cod).
- A name shield on Jed's desk: Jed Bart (strip of January 25, 1970).
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Argentina
- "El Castillo Abandonado", Super Sandokan #8 (1983)
Brazil
- "A Casa do Mistério", Mandrake #171 (1970)
France
- "Les monstres à trois dimensions", Mandrake #415 (1974)
Italy
- "I mostri tridimensionali", Mandrake #185 (1970)
- "I mostri tridimensionali", Mandrake #61 (1974)
Portugal
- "O Invento do Professor Tor", Ciclone #543 (197?)
Turkey
- "Dehşet Şatosu", Mandrake #117 & #118 (1976)
- "Dehşet Şatosu", Mandrake Albüm #39 & #40
- "Dehşet Şatosu", Mandrake Süper Albüm #26
- "Dehşet Şatosu", Mandrake Süper Albüm #4
Yugoslavia
- "Zamka u Ludom zamku", Super EKS Almanah #46 (1983)