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Buntes Allerlei 6/1953

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Buntes Allerlei 10/1953

Cover artist: unknown
Country/language: West Germany / German
Format: 18 × 25,5 cm
Pages: 32 pgs, color & red
Publishing date: February 10, 1953
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: Aller Verlag
Preceded by: Buntes Allerlei 5/1953
Followed by: Buntes Allerlei 7/1953


Contents

Mandrake stories

(this part = April 22, 1951 Sunday page (sepia).

Other comics

  • "Phantom" ("The Phantom") by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy (part / color)
  • "King des Grenzreiter" ("King of the Royal Mounted") by Zane Grey and Jim Gary (one Sunday page on 2 pages / color)
  • "Rip Korby" ("Rip Kirby") by Alex Raymond (part / color)
  • "Die Katzenjammer Kids" ("The Katzenjammer Kids") by Charles H. Winner (one page / sepia)
  • "Schmerbauch" ("Bringing Up Father") by George McManus (one page / sepia)
  • "Kasper und Liesel" ("Toots and Casper") by Jimmy Murphy (on 2 pages / color)
  • "Ein lustiger Vagabund" ("Pete the Tramp") by C. D. Russell
  • "Oma" ("Grandma") by Charles Kuhn
  • "Gorden" ("Flash Gordon") by Don Moore and Mac Raboy (one Sunday page on 2 pages / sepia)
  • ""Die liebe Familie" ("Polly and Her Pals") by Cliff Sterrett
  • "Präriewolf" ("The Lone Ranger") by Fran Striker (one Sunday page on 2 pages / color)
  • "Ricki" ("Rusty Riley") by Frank Godwin
  • "Hannelore" ("Etta Kett") by Paul Robinson (one Sunday page on 2 pages / color)
  • "Zirkus Volk" ("Circus Boy") by John Lehti
  • "Blondie" by Chic Young (one page / sepia)
  • "Theobald" ("Henry") by Carl Anderson
  • "Der Oberst und die Herogin" ("Colonel Pottersby and the Duchess") by Chic Young
  • "Meister Detektiv X-9" (Secret Agent X-9") by Mel Graff (part / color)
  • "Schiffkarl" ("Popeye") by E. C. Segar (on back cover / color).