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*"Zama", ''A Volta de Zama'' by Edgar Caygill ''(Roussado Pinto)'' and [[Vítor Péon]] | *"Zama", ''A Volta de Zama'' by Edgar Caygill ''(Roussado Pinto)'' and [[Vítor Péon]] | ||
*"Um Caso de Roubo" by ? | *"Um Caso de Roubo" by ? | ||
*"Reconquista de Angola", by | *"Reconquista de Angola", by Vítor Péon (part 27) | ||
*"Johnny Hazard", ''O Enigma dos Discos Voadores'' by Frank Robbins (part 21) | *"Johnny Hazard", ''O Enigma dos Discos Voadores'' by Frank Robbins (part 21) | ||
*"Rip Kirby", ''O Roubo das Esmeraldas'' by Alex Raymond (part 21) | *"Rip Kirby", ''O Roubo das Esmeraldas'' by Alex Raymond (part 21) | ||
Latest revision as of 19:55, 7 March 2017
| Mundo de Aventuras #71 | |
 Cover artist: Vítor Péon | |
| Country/language: |  Portugal / Portuguese
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| Format: | 21.5 × 29 cm |
| Pages: | 32 pgs, b/w, sepia |
| Publishing date: | December 21, 1950 |
| Editor: | Mário de Aguiar |
| Publishing company: | Aguiar & Dias, Lda |
| Preceded by: | Mundo de Aventuras #70 |
| Followed by: | Mundo de Aventuras #72 |
Mundo de Aventuras #71, a special Christmas number with the cover and some interior pages in 3 colors.
Contents
Mandrake story
- "O Mistério do Homem Negro" ("The Dark One" part 10) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
Other comics
- "Roy Rogers", Contra O Túnica Branca by ? (part 1)
- "Red Cannyon", O Rei da Polícia Montada by Jim Gary (part 1)
- "Zama", A Volta de Zama by Edgar Caygill (Roussado Pinto) and Vítor Péon
- "Um Caso de Roubo" by ?
- "Reconquista de Angola", by Vítor Péon (part 27)
- "Johnny Hazard", O Enigma dos Discos Voadores by Frank Robbins (part 21)
- "Rip Kirby", O Roubo das Esmeraldas by Alex Raymond (part 21)
- "Roldan (Flash Gordon)", No Planeta do Exílio by Mac Rayboy (part 21)
- "Tommy", O Caso do Vagabundo Filósofo by John Lehti (part 10)
- "D. Mendo, O Cavaleiro Andante", A Tomada de Silves by ? (part 10)
- "Tomahawk Tom", by Edgar Caygill (Roussado Pinto) and Vítor Péon (part 10)