Heintje 14: Difference between revisions

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Heintje #14
File:Heintje-67-14.jpg Cover artist: (from various comic strips)
Country/language:	The Netherlands / Dutch
Format:	30 × 45.5 cm
Pages:	8 pages, color
Publishing date:	July 27, 1967
Editor:	unknown
Publishing company:	Albert Heijn
Preceded by:	Heintje #13
Followed by:	Heintje #15

Heintje 14

"De Fantoom" (The Phantom") by Lee Falk and Sy Barry (on cover / part 1 / original title: The Drummer of Timpenni 1963/1964 daaily strips)
"Geheim Agent X9" (("Secret Agent X-9") by Archie Goodwin (w.) and Al Williamson (a.) (part)
"Bengel" by Jim Burnett (w.) and George Crenshaw (a.)
"Wampie" by Bob Weber
"Flits" by Steve Skeates (w.) and ? (part)
"Henkie" ("Henry") by Carl Anderson
"Felix de Kat" ("Felix the Cat") by Joe Oriolo
"Familie Sof" ("The Flop Family") by George O. Swanson
"Rick de Kinker" by Jan van Haasteren (part / on cover)
"De Gemaskerde Ruiter" ("The Lone Ranger") by by Fran Striker and Charles Flanders (part)
"Wimpie als uitvinder" ("Popeye") by Bud Sagendorf
"Abernathy" ("Mr. Abernathy") by Ralston Jones (w.) and Frank Ridgeway (a.)
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 === Mandrake stories ===
 *"no title" ("[[The Double]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]] (part 2).
-== Note: this part = begins with panels 2 and 3 of September 22, 1963 Sunsay page and  ends with the October 20, 1963 Sunsay page, however many
+== Note: this part = begins with panels 2 and 3 of September 22, 1963 Sunsay page and ends with the third panel of 1963 11 03 Sunday page. However many
-panels missing as, especially, the fight sequence between the whale and the giant squidt.
+panels are missing as, especially, the fight sequence between the whale and the giant squidt.
 ===Other comics ===