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|Title=Mustanaamio 6/1990 <br><small>(#514 since the start 1966)</small>
|Title=Mustanaamio 6/1990  
|image=[[Image:Mustanaamio 199006.jpg|200px|border]]
|image=[[Image:Mustanaamio 199006.jpg|200px|border]]
|Coverartist=Rolf Gohs
|Coverartist=Rolf Gohs
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|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Pages= 68 pgs, b/w
|Pages= 68 pgs, b/w
|Date= , 1990
|Date= 1990
|Editor= ??
|Editor= ??
|Publisher=[[Kustannus Oy Semic]]
|Publisher=[[Kustannus Oy Semic]]
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'''''Mustanaamio'' 6/1990'''
'''''Mustanaamio'' 6/1990'''


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=== Other comics ===
=== Other comics ===
*"[[The Phantom]]", ''Worubu'' by Norman Worker and Jean-Yves Mitton.
*"[[The Phantom]]", ''Worubu'' by Norman Worker and Jean-Yves Mitton.
*"[[The Phantom]]", ''Paholaispedot'' by unknown ''Fratelli Spada'' creator and Senio Pratesi.
*"The Phantom", ''Paholaispedot'' by unknown ''Fratelli Spada'' creator and Senio Pratesi.
*"Blueberry" by Jean Michel Charlier and Jean Giraud.
*"Blueberry" by Jean Michel Charlier and Jean Giraud.
*"Rantanplan" by Xavier Fauche, Jean Léturgie and Morris.
*"Rantanplan" by Xavier Fauche, Jean Léturgie and Morris.


[[Category:Mustanaamio issues|Mustanaamio 199006]]
[[Category:Mustanaamio issues|Mustanaamio 199006]]

Latest revision as of 12:36, 1 February 2015

Mustanaamio 6/1990
Mustanaamio 199006.jpg
Cover artist: Rolf Gohs
Country/language: Mini finland.gif Finland / Finnish
Format: 17 × 26 cm
Pages: 68 pgs, b/w
Publishing date: 1990
Editor: ??
Publishing company: Kustannus Oy Semic
Preceded by: Mustanaamio 4/1990
Followed by: Mustanaamio 9/1990


Mustanaamio 6/1990

Contents

Contents

Mandrake stories

Other comics

  • "The Phantom", Worubu by Norman Worker and Jean-Yves Mitton.
  • "The Phantom", Paholaispedot by unknown Fratelli Spada creator and Senio Pratesi.
  • "Blueberry" by Jean Michel Charlier and Jean Giraud.
  • "Rantanplan" by Xavier Fauche, Jean Léturgie and Morris.