Crítica Aventuras

Crítica Aventuras was an Argentine publication, founded in 1935, that published "Mandrake the Magician" Sunday strip with the title "Soliman el Mago" in the comics supplement of the Argentinian newspaper "Critica".

History

Crítica Aventuras, subtitled "Magazine multicolor de aventuras", was publishing at first in a 8 pages before to become a 16 pages comics supplement, in full color.

Local and American characters were publishing, such as "The Phantom" (renamed "Fantomas"), "Jungle Jim", "Ted Strong", "Bufalo Bill", "Flash Gordon", "Buck Rogers", "Tarzan", "Felix the Cat", "Donald Duck", "Buz Sawyer", "King of the Police Mounted", "Popeye", "Mickey Mouse" amongst others.

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Published stories

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Original story title	Start date	End date	Comment
"The Ghost Bear of Glass Mountain"	#243: April 8, 1940	#257: July 15, 1940
	#?:  ?	#?: ?
"Mystery of the Girls with Red Hair"	#?: 1943	#?: 1943