Robinzon

Robinzon (written РоБинзон in Serbian Cyrillic) was a Yugoslavian comic magazine published by Aleksandar J. Ivković.

History

This magazine was published in 1936, had eight pages in b/w, size 24,5x35 cm. The series run for 12 issues, ending August 27, 1936.

The contents of the first issue consisted of imported comics; "Radio Patrol" Charlie Schmidt, ""Brick Bradford", Clarence Gray, "Mandrake", and two local comics "Atlantida" and "Indusi – pobuna u džungli" by Nikola Navojev. From issue 6 Navojev started one more comics; "Tarasa Buljbu" scripted by Branko Vidić.

Issue overview

"Kralj mađioničara Mandrak" ("The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers"), starts in # 1-1936 and ends in # 12-1936.

Mandrake cover overview

Mandrake publications in Yugoslavia
Series	Biblioteka Nostalgija • Mandrak magazin
One-shots
Anthologies	Pegaz
As back-up title	Robinzon • Mika Miš • Zabavnik • Strip • Plavi Vjesnik • Plavi Vjesnik specijal • Majin strip • Politikin Zabavnik • Mini EKS Almanah • EKS Almanah • EKS/1 godišnjak • Gigant • Denis • Super EKS Almanah • Stripoteka
Publishers	Dečje Novine • Hrvatski dnevnik • Aleksandar J. Ivković • Grafos • Marketprint • Organizator ekon. servis • Politika • Borivoje B. Popović • Vjesnik

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Americas	Argentina • Bahamas • Brazil • Canada • Chile • Colombia • Costa Rica • Cuba • Dominican Republic • Guatemala • Jamaica • Mexico • Panama • El Salvador • Uruguay • USA • Venezuela
Other	Angola • Australia • French Polynesia • Hong Kong • India • Indonesia • Israel • Lebanon • Malaysia • New Zealand • Papua New Guinea • Philippines • Singapore • South Africa • UAE

History

Issue overview

Mandrake cover overview

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