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In 1953 and 1954, the weekly series called "Albo Furore" was released in Italy by [[Edizioni Aurelia|Aurelia]].
{{Series
==History==
|Title= Albo Furore
As the text above the title indicate ''(Le avventura dei 4 più famosi personaggi americani)'' the series present the four most famous American characters: "[[The Phantom|L'Uomo Mascherato]]" ''(The Phantom)'' by [[Lee Falk]] and Wilson McCoy; "Mandrake" by Lee Falk and [[Phil Davis]]; "Cisco Kid" by José Luis Salinas and "Jim della Jungla" ''(Jungle Jim)'' by Paul Norris. In addition also: "Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins ''(from #8)''; "Lone Ranger" by Charles Flanders ''(#20)'' and pages of "Michelaccio" ''(Pete the Tramp)'' by C D Russell and "Hubert" by Wingert.
|image= [[Image:Albo_Furore-01.jpg|200 px]]
 
|Sample= First issue
Up to #17 the covers was made by [[Antonio Sciotti]]. The size are 17x24 cm and 32 pages. The comic stories begin at the first inner cover page and ends at the back cover.
|Country= [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy / Italian
|Publisher= [[Edizioni Aurelia|Aurelia]]
|Date= 1953-1954
|Issues= 20
|Format= 17x24 cm , b/w
|}}


== Issue overview==
== Issue overview==
=== Regular series ===
=== Regular series ===
The series started October 18 1953 and ended with issue 20 February 28 1954.
The series started October 18 1953 and ended with issue 20 February 28 1954. Up to #17 the covers was made by [[Antonio Sciotti]]. The size are 17x24 cm and 32 pages. The comic stories begin at the first inner cover page and ends at the back cover.
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As the text above the title indicate ''(Le avventura dei 4 più famosi personaggi americani)'' the series present the four most famous American characters: "[[The Phantom|L'Uomo Mascherato]]" ''(The Phantom)'' by [[Lee Falk]] and Wilson McCoy; "Mandrake" by Lee Falk and [[Phil Davis]]; "Cisco Kid" by José Luis Salinas and "Jim della Jungla" ''(Jungle Jim)'' by Paul Norris. In addition also: "Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins ''(from #8)''; "Lone Ranger" by Charles Flanders ''(#20)'' and pages of "Michelaccio" ''(Pete the Tramp)'' by C D Russell and "Hubert" by Wingert.
 
====Issues with Mandrake ====
<gallery>
Image:Albo_Furore-01.jpg|[[Albo Furore 1|''Albo Furore'' #1]]
Image:Albo_Furore-01.jpg|[[Albo Furore 1|''Albo Furore'' #1]]
Image:Albo_Furore-02.jpg|[[Albo Furore 2|''Albo Furore'' #2]]
Image:Albo_Furore-02.jpg|[[Albo Furore 2|''Albo Furore'' #2]]
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</gallery>
</gallery>


====Albums====
===Albums===
Unsold copies of the regular series were glued together and sold as "''Supplemento'' '''Albo Furore'''".  
Unsold copies of the regular series were glued together and sold as "Supplemento ad Albo Furore".  
There are at least two ''Rebound'' albums:
There are at least three albums:
*1 ''Albo Furore'' (June 6, 1954) - Collects issues 6 to 10.
*1 ''Albo Furore'' (June 6, 1954) - Collects issues 6 to 10.
*2 ''Mandrake il mago'' (July 1, 1954) - Collects issues issues 11 to 14 and 20
*2 ''Mandrake il mago'' (July 1, 1954) - Collects issues 11 to 14 and 20.
*3 ''L'uomo mascherato'' (1954) - Collects issues 15 to 19.
 
====Issues with Mandrake ====
<gallery>
Image:Raccolta_Albo_Furore-02.jpg|[[Albo Furore (Supplemento 2)|''Albo Furore'']]
Image:Raccolta_Albo_Furore-11.jpg|[[Albo Furore (Supplemento 11)|''Mandrake il mago'']]
Image:Raccolta_Albo_Furore-um.jpg|''L'Uomo Mascherato''
</gallery>
 
===Supplement Album===
Two "Albo Elefante" supplement albums with "Flash Gordon" were released in January 5, 1954: "Avventura sul pianeta Tallium" and "Nel regno dei tartari". A third issue ''("Il cerchio si chiude")'' was announced but never printed. Also, "Aurelia" released their second "Felix the Cat" album as a supplement album to Albo Furore #20.


<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:Raccolta_Albo_Furore-02.jpg|[[Albo Furore (Supplemento 1)|''Albo Furore'' <br>(Supplemento #1)]]
Image:Albo-Elefante-01.jpg|''Albo Elefante'' #1
Image:Raccolta_Albo_Furore-03.jpg|[[Albo Furore (Supplemento 2)|''Albo Furore'' <br>(Supplemento #2)]]
Image:Albo-Elefante-02.jpg|''Albo Elefante'' #2
</gallery>
</gallery>
===Supplements===
*1 "Albo Elefante" ''(Flash Gordon)'' - (1954)
*2 "Felix Mio Mao" - (1954)


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[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Albo Furore issues| ]]
[[Category: Albo Furore issues| ]]

Latest revision as of 20:06, 19 July 2018

Albo Furore
Albo Furore-01.jpg
First issue
Country/language: Mini italy.gif Italy / Italian
Publishing company: Aurelia
Publishing years: 1953-1954
Issues: 20
Format: 17x24 cm , b/w


Issue overview

Regular series

The series started October 18 1953 and ended with issue 20 February 28 1954. Up to #17 the covers was made by Antonio Sciotti. The size are 17x24 cm and 32 pages. The comic stories begin at the first inner cover page and ends at the back cover. As the text above the title indicate (Le avventura dei 4 più famosi personaggi americani) the series present the four most famous American characters: "L'Uomo Mascherato" (The Phantom) by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy; "Mandrake" by Lee Falk and Phil Davis; "Cisco Kid" by José Luis Salinas and "Jim della Jungla" (Jungle Jim) by Paul Norris. In addition also: "Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins (from #8); "Lone Ranger" by Charles Flanders (#20) and pages of "Michelaccio" (Pete the Tramp) by C D Russell and "Hubert" by Wingert.

Issues with Mandrake

Albums

Unsold copies of the regular series were glued together and sold as "Supplemento ad Albo Furore". There are at least three albums:

  • 1 Albo Furore (June 6, 1954) - Collects issues 6 to 10.
  • 2 Mandrake il mago (July 1, 1954) - Collects issues 11 to 14 and 20.
  • 3 L'uomo mascherato (1954) - Collects issues 15 to 19.

Issues with Mandrake

Supplement Album

Two "Albo Elefante" supplement albums with "Flash Gordon" were released in January 5, 1954: "Avventura sul pianeta Tallium" and "Nel regno dei tartari". A third issue ("Il cerchio si chiude") was announced but never printed. Also, "Aurelia" released their second "Felix the Cat" album as a supplement album to Albo Furore #20.