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'''Vidyarthi Mithram''' ''("Student friend")'' is an [[Mandrake publications in India|Indian]] publishing company. | '''Vidyarthi Mithram''' ''("Student friend")'' is an [[Mandrake publications in India|Indian]] publishing company. | ||
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Vidyarthi Mithram was a dealer of scientific and laboratory equipments for schools. In 1974 they started to print an Indian version (in English, Hindi and Tamil) of the Swedish Tarzan magazine by Williams Förlag AB. Vidyarthi Mithram kept the original Swedish covers, changing the Swedish story title(s) printed on the covers, but keeping the title "Tarzan, apornas son" ''(Tarzan, son of the apes)''. The first eight issues even kept the original the Swedish (and Finnish) price printed on the covers. | Vidyarthi Mithram was a dealer of scientific and laboratory equipments for schools. In 1974 they started to print an Indian version (in English, Hindi and Tamil) of the Swedish Tarzan magazine by Williams Förlag AB. Vidyarthi Mithram kept the original Swedish covers, changing the Swedish story title(s) printed on the covers, but keeping the title "Tarzan, apornas son" ''(Tarzan, son of the apes)''. The first eight issues even kept the original the Swedish (and Finnish) price printed on the covers. | ||
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About 1975 ''<small>(?)</small>'' Vidyarthi Mithram started to print "The Phantom" ''(in Malayalam and Tamil)'' and "Mandrake the Magician" ''(Malayalam)''. | About 1975 ''<small>(?)</small>'' Vidyarthi Mithram started to print "The Phantom" ''(in Malayalam and Tamil)'' and "Mandrake the Magician" ''(Malayalam)''. | ||
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History
Vidyarthi Mithram was a dealer of scientific and laboratory equipments for schools. In 1974 they started to print an Indian version (in English, Hindi and Tamil) of the Swedish Tarzan magazine by Williams Förlag AB. Vidyarthi Mithram kept the original Swedish covers, changing the Swedish story title(s) printed on the covers, but keeping the title "Tarzan, apornas son" (Tarzan, son of the apes). The first eight issues even kept the original the Swedish (and Finnish) price printed on the covers.
About 1975 (?) Vidyarthi Mithram started to print "The Phantom" (in Malayalam and Tamil) and "Mandrake the Magician" (Malayalam).
Issues
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| 6 | Dr. സോസ | Dr. Sosa |
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