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== Note: March 3, 1946 Sunday page.
== Note: March 3, 1946 Sunday page.
*"no title" "[[The Singing Devils]]" (part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
*"no title" "[[The Singing Devils]]" (part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
== Note: Sundays pages from March 10 to 24,1946.
== Note: Sundays pages from March 10 to 24, 1946.


=== Other Comics ===
=== Other Comics ===
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*"Bringing Up Father" (one 1945 Sunday page) by George McManus.
*"Bringing Up Father" (one 1945 Sunday page) by George McManus.
*"Flash Gordon" (1946 Sunday pages) by Austin Briggs.
*"Flash Gordon" (1946 Sunday pages) by Austin Briggs.
*'"National's Best!'' (one 1947 Sunday page) by Jack Sords
*''National's Best!'' (one 1947 Sunday page) by Jack Sords
*"[[The Phantom]]" (part / 1946 Sunday pages) by Lee Falk and [[Ray Moore]] .
*"[[The Phantom]]" (part / 1946 Sunday pages) by Lee Falk and [[Ray Moore]] .
*"The Little King" (one Sunday page) by Otto Soglow.
*"The Little King" (one Sunday page) by Otto Soglow.

Revision as of 09:32, 26 June 2021

King Comics 138
File:King comics-138.jpg
Cover artist: Joe Musial
Country/language: Mini usa.gif USA / English
Format: 20 × 26.1 cm
Pages: 36 pgs, color
Publishing date: October, 1947
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: David McKay Publications
Preceded by: King Comics #137
Followed by: King Comics #139


Contents

Mandrake stories

== Note: March 3, 1946 Sunday page.

== Note: Sundays pages from March 10 to 24, 1946.

Other Comics

  • "Blondie" (daily strips) by Chick Young.
  • "The Lone Ranger" (part / 1945 Sunday pages) by Charles Flanders.
  • "Dun-Dums" by Bob Dunn.
  • "Barney Baxter" (part) by Bob Naylor.
  • "Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye" (1946 Sunday pages) by Tom Sims (w.) and Bill Zaboly (a.).
  • "Bringing Up Father" (one 1945 Sunday page) by George McManus.
  • "Flash Gordon" (1946 Sunday pages) by Austin Briggs.
  • National's Best! (one 1947 Sunday page) by Jack Sords
  • "The Phantom" (part / 1946 Sunday pages) by Lee Falk and Ray Moore .
  • "The Little King" (one Sunday page) by Otto Soglow.
  • "Henry" (one Sunday page) by Carl Anderson.