The Evil Ones

The Evil Ones
Start date:	August 26, 1968
End date:	December 7, 1968
# of strips:	90 (15 weeks)
Writer:	Lee Falk
Artist:	Fred Fredericks
Preceded by:	"The Gold Crisis"
Followed by:	"Battle of Xanadu"

"The Evil Ones" is the 138th Mandrake daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Fred Fredericks.

Plot Summary

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Appearances

Recurring characters

• Mandrake
• Lothar
• Narda

One-time characters

• Mr. Nichol, a billionaire
• Mr. Andre
• Carol, claimed that she was the adopted daughter of Mr. Nichol.
• Brig, a butler and member of Mr. Andre's gang.
• Ed, member of Mr. Andre's gang.
• Dirk, a member of Mr. Andre's gang.
• Mike, a member of Mr. Andre's gang.
• Hans, a member of Mr. Andre's gang.

Locations

• Xanadu
• Gray Moor, Mr. Nichol's hause.

Behind the scenes

• The title for this story is taken from the strip of August 26, 1968 (Beginning: The Evil Ones)

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Finland

• "Pahat", Mustanaamio #26 and Mustanaamio #1 (1983/1984)

France

• "La maison de Satan", Mandrake #343 and #344 (1971)
• "Les démoniaques", Le Journal de Mickey #1601 to #1612

India

• "The Evil Ones" Indrajal Comics #142 (1971)
• "The House of Horrors", Indrajal Comics Vol. 23 No. 13 (1986)
• "நள்ளிரவு நாடகம்", Mutu Comics #263 (1994)
• "The Mysterious Manson", Diamond Comics Digest - Mandrake #35 and #36 (1995)
• "The Mysterious Manson", Diamond Comics Digest - Mandrake #73 (1998)

Italy

• "La casa di satana", Mandrake #137 and #138 (1969)

Norway

• "De satanistiske", Fantomet #18 (1989)

Portugal

• "Os malignos", Mundo de Aventuras #1045 (1969)

Sweden

• "De onda", Fantomen #18 (1983)

Turkey

• "Karanlıklar Prensi", Mandrake #10 #11 #12 (1974)
• "Karanlıklar Prensi", Mandrake Albüm #4
• "Karanlıklar Prensi", Mandrake #43 #44
• "Karanlıklar Prensi", Mandrake Süper Albüm #12 #13
• "Karanlıklar Prensi", Mandrake Süper Albüm #55 #56

Yugoslavia

• "Noćne more", Super EKS Almanah #47 (1983)