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===Ads in other comics=== | ===Ads in other comics=== | ||
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Image:HA-El-Hombre-Enmascarado-077.jpg|''The Phantom'' #77 | |||
Image:HA-El-Hombre-Enmascarado-077-bc.jpg|''back cover''<br>ad for the new series | |||
Image:HA-Flas-Gordon-018.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #18<br>the last issue | Image:HA-Flas-Gordon-018.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #18<br>the last issue | ||
Image:HA-Flas-Gordon-018-bc.jpg|''back cover''<br>cont. in Rip Kirby | Image:HA-Flas-Gordon-018-bc.jpg|''back cover''<br>cont. in Rip Kirby | ||
Revision as of 18:18, 10 November 2023
| Rip Kirby #1 | |
 Cover artist: unknown | |
| Country/language: |  Spain / Spanish
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|---|---|
| Format: | 25,6 x 18 cm |
| Pages: | 24 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | 1948 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Hispano Americana |
| Preceded by: | none |
| Followed by: | Rip Kirby #2 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "no title" ("The Sleeping Beauty", part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis. (strips from October 15 to 24, 1945)
Other comics
- "Rip Kirby, Detective por Afision" by Alex Raymond ("The Chip Faraday Murder" from 1946)
- "King de la Policia Montada del Canada" by Jim Gary (US newspapers from March 19, 1945)
- "Una pintura maestra", "Error fatal", "triste despertar" by J Fraga
- "Tarzan el Rey de la Selva" by Ruben Moreira ("Tarzan and the Scourg" 1/2 strip of March 16, 1947)
- "El Jinete Enmascarado" by Charles Flanders
- "Flas Gordon" by Austin Briggs
- "Popeye el Marinero", Polvo de mar by Bela Zaboly (from 1943)
- "Jorge y Fernando" by Lyman Young
- "El Agente Secreto X-9" by Mel Graff (from 1945)
- "El Gordo" by ?
Prose stories
- "Un Bandido Original Cuento de Aventuras" by ?
Note
Ads in other comics
The Phantom #77
back cover
ad for the new series
Flash Gordon #18
the last issue
back cover
cont. in Rip Kirby
Juan Centella #120
back cover
ad for the new series
