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'''''Colorín Colorao''''' (Three dots between the two words) was a comics supplement of the Argentine daily newspaper "[[Noticias Gráficas]]".It was launched in October 1947. | '''''Colorín Colorao''''' (Three dots between the two words) was a comics supplement of the Argentine daily newspaper "[[Noticias Gráficas]]".It was launched in October 1947. | ||
Its subtitle, written in a black round at the right of the main title, was "Para la infancia de todas las edades»" (="For | Its subtitle, written in a black round at the right of the main title, was "Para la infancia de todas las edades»" (="For children of all ages"). | ||
==Issue overview == | ==Issue overview == | ||
===Regular series=== | ===Regular series=== | ||
Presented as a comics section but sold in addition of the usual edition for 0.30 peso, it | Presented as a comics section, but sold in addition of the usual edition for 0.30 peso, it features - in 32 full colored pages - several strips mainly from American comics | ||
(such as "Luis Ciclón" ("Steve Canyon"), "Aventuras de Farolito" ("Tim Tyler's Luck"), "El Hombre Fantasma" ("[[The Phantom]]" | (such as "Luis Ciclón" ("Steve Canyon"), "Aventuras de Farolito" ("Tim Tyler's Luck"), "El Hombre Fantasma" ("[[The Phantom]]"), "Flash Gordon", "Jim de la Selva" ("Jungle Jim"), "Barney Baxter", "King de la Policía Montada" ("King of the Mounted Police"), and "Brick Bradford" amongst others). | ||
As far as "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" is concerned, the 1945-1946 Sunday pages (from the story "[[The Twins of Karana]]") were featured in the "Noticias Gráficas" | As far as "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" is concerned, the 1945-1946 Sunday pages (from the story "[[The Twins of Karana]]") were featured in the "Noticias Gráficas" supplement "Colorín Colorao". | ||
supplement "Colorín Colorao". | |||
== Mandrake published stories == | == Mandrake published stories == | ||
Revision as of 17:32, 19 November 2022
| Colorín Colorao | |
 First issue | |
| Country/language: |  Argentina / Spanish
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| Publishing company: | BS.AS. |
| Publishing years: | 1947-19?? |
| Issues: | ? |
| Format: | 20 x 28.5 cms |
Colorín Colorao (Three dots between the two words) was a comics supplement of the Argentine daily newspaper "Noticias Gráficas".It was launched in October 1947. Its subtitle, written in a black round at the right of the main title, was "Para la infancia de todas las edades»" (="For children of all ages").
Issue overview
Regular series
Presented as a comics section, but sold in addition of the usual edition for 0.30 peso, it features - in 32 full colored pages - several strips mainly from American comics (such as "Luis Ciclón" ("Steve Canyon"), "Aventuras de Farolito" ("Tim Tyler's Luck"), "El Hombre Fantasma" ("The Phantom"), "Flash Gordon", "Jim de la Selva" ("Jungle Jim"), "Barney Baxter", "King de la Policía Montada" ("King of the Mounted Police"), and "Brick Bradford" amongst others).
As far as "Mandrake the Magician" is concerned, the 1945-1946 Sunday pages (from the story "The Twins of Karana") were featured in the "Noticias Gráficas" supplement "Colorín Colorao".
Mandrake published stories
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| Original story title | Start date | End date | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| "The Twins of Karana" | Issue #1: October 1, 1947 | (Probably issue #17: January 1940 | color |
| ? | ? | ? |
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