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|Title=King Comic/<br>King Comics '''King Comic(s)''' was a British comic magazine published in 1954.

|Preceded= [[Mandrake el mago 12 (Lord Cochrane)|''Mandrake el mago'' #12]] *"Tambores da la selva", ("[[Jungle Drums (King)|Jungle Drums]]") by [[Ray Bailey]] ?

|Title=Mandrake el mago #12 |image= [[Image:cochrane_mandrake-12.jpg|200px]]

|Title=King Comics 30 |Preceded= [[King Comics 29|''King Comics'' #29]]

|Format= 12 × 16.5 cm *"O Pequeno Gigante" ("[[Midnight with Mandrake: The Little Giant (King, Flash Gordon)|The Little Giant]]") by Al Williamson (?).

|Title=King Comics 47 |image= [[Image:King comics-047.jpg|200 px|border]]

|Title=King Comic #6 |image= [[Image:King comic-uk 6.jpg|200px]]

|Date= August 12, 1967 *"Scacco al pirata" ("[[The Cape Cod Caper (King)|The Cape Cod Caper]]") by [[Ray Bailey]].

|image= [[Image:king-F-13.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[Mandrake the Magician 6 (King)|''Mandrake'' #6]] (1967)

|Title=King Comics 46 |image= [[Image:King comics-046.jpg|200 px|border]]

|Preceded= ''Flash Gordon'' #12 *"Una noche con Mandrake" ("[[Midnight with Mandrake (King, Flash Gordon)|Midnight with Mandrake]]" by [[Don Heck]].

...teve Canyon" card has &#169; "Field Enterprises", the others are &#169; "[[King Features Syndicate]]". The Mandrake card is not signed [[Phil Davis]], and Each card measures about 12.5x16.5 cm.

|image= [[Image:king-F-20.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[The Phantom 22 (King)|''The Phantom'' #22]] (1967)

|image= [[Image:king-F-12.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[Mandrake the Magician 5 (King)|''Mandrake'' #5]] (1967)

|Title= King Comics |image= [[Image:King Comics 001.jpg|200 px]]

'''Mandrake el Mago''' was a series of [[Mandrake]] comics published by [[Editorial Lord Cochrane|Lord Cochrane]] in [[Mandrake public ..., [[Fratelli Spada stories|Fratelli Spada]] and [[King Comics stories|King Comics]], published in color.

...end supplement, "[[The Star Weekly]]", which included a large Sunday pages comics section. ...Toronto Star were located in an Art Deco office tower building based at 80 King Street West, Toronto. Joe Shuster - co-creator of "Superman" - has worked a

...produced by the [[Mandrake publications in the USA|USA]] publisher [[King Comics]] | 1 || "[[Menace of the City Jungle (King)|Menace of the City Jungle]]" || 15 || [[Dick Wood]] || [[Don Heck]] (p) an

|name=Shakti Comics |image= [[File:Shakti Comics logo.png|150px]]

*"[[The Black Wizard (King)|The Black Wizard]]" by [[Andre LeBlanc]]. *"[[The Frame Up (King)|The Frame-Up]]" by [[Andre LeBlanc]].

|Followed= [[Rip Kirby 12|''Rip Kirby'' #12]] ===Other comics===

|Title= Grandes Clásicos de los Comics del Pasado/<br>Los Clásicos Americanos de El Boletín == Grandes Clásicos de los Comics del Pasado ==

...riet med eldpärlorna del 6: Jättarnas ö", [[Fantomen 12/1992|''Fantomen'' #12]] (1992) ...#79]], [[King Comics 80|''King Comics'' #80]] and [[King Comics 81|''King Comics'' #81]] (1942/1943)

...' (1905 – June 6, 1977), better known as '''Joe Musial''', was an American comics artist and illustrator. After joining the staff of "[[King Features Syndicate]]" in 1932, he drew as a "ghost" artist for comic strips

=== Other comics === *"King of the Royal Mounted" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary. (Sunday pages: July 13 and

*''The Fear Mongers'', "[[The Fear Mongers (King)]]" by [[Gary Poole]] (w.) and [[Ray Bailey]] (a.) *''Cape Cod Caper'', "[[The Cape Cod Caper (King)|The Cape Cod Caper]]" by Gary Poole (w.) and Ray Bailey (a)

|Format= 12,7 x 17,7 cm<br>17,7 x 25,4 |Publisher=[[King Features Syndicate|KFS]]

|name=King Comics The publishing company '''King Comics''' was made by [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] in 1966 as an effort to publish comic books of its

===Other comics=== ...volta de Joe Cometa'' by Al Capp (part 8 / from the last panel of February 12 daily strip to February 14, 1948) (in b./w.).

=== Other comics === *"King of the Royal Mounted" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary. (Sunday pages: June 29 and

=== Other comics === *"King of the Royal Mounted" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary (part) (June 15 and 22, 194

...Laughing Clown Caper" [[Midnight with Mandrake; The Laughing Clown Caper (King, Flash Gordon)|The Laughing Clown Caper]] by Don Heck === Other comics ===

*Dr Cyclo, ''King of the Wind''. ...ong winds, thus posing a threat to navy ships in the area. The expression "King of the Wind" is mentioned often, and would be a better title for the story.

...arana", [[New Comics Now 80|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #80]] and [[New Comics Now 45| #45]] (1983 and 1981) *"''no title''", [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

...Comic 10| #10]], [[Clásicos del Comic 11| #11]], [[Clásicos del Comic 12| #12]] and [[Clásicos del Comic 13| #13]] (1989-1990) <small>(note: ending with ...#25]], [[King Comics 26|''King Comics'' #26]], and [[King Comics 27|''King Comics'' #27]] (1937/1938)

|image= [[Image:king-F-03.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[Mandrake the Magician 1 (King)|''Mandrake'' #1]] (1966)

*''no title'', [[Eureka 12 (198)|''Eureka'' #12 (198)]] (1979) *''"(no title)"'', [[King Comics 57|''King Comics'' #57]] (1941)

...se booklets were intended make newspaper publishers aware of the choice of comics distributed through the syndication company. ...s - was sent only to professional publishers. The "Blue Books" printed by "King Features Syndicate " contain samples of daily strips and Sunday pages as we

...and "La lotta in fondo al mare", [[Albo avventuroso XX - Supplemento albo 12 - Mandrake 23|''Albo avventuroso - Mandrake'' #23]], [[Albo avventuroso XX *"Esrarengiz Miras", [[Çocuk Romanlari]] Vol.6 #12 to ? (1941)

*"Il corsaro Babbo Natale", [[New Comics Now 42|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #42]] (1981) *''"no title"'', [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

...inezza", [[New Comics Now 42|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #42]] and [[New Comics Now 80| #80]] (1981 and 1983) *"''no title''", [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

=== Other comics === *"King of the Royal Mounted" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary (part) (June 1 and 8, 1947

...[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. <small>(note: ending with the strip of May 12)</small> === Other comics ===

Penniless in the small poor kingdom Bartavia sits King Bartun, the playboy king, thinking about how he can acquire some cash. Then he remembers Princess Na *King Bartun, ''the Playboy King''

*"La tierra de los pigmeos" ("[[Land of the Little People]]" strip of January 12, 1936) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. ===Other comics===

*King of Marvel ...n concentrated in two major cities. When Mandrake and friends visiting the King of Marvel they find that they are the first visitors for a thousand years t

...anho Turista" ("[[The Tourist]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]], part 12. === Other comics ===

|Title=Comics Revue #453-454<br><small>(#366 since the start 1984)</small> |Preceded= [[Comics Revue 451-452|''Comics Revue''<br>#451-452]]

...''' was a weekly series with each issue of 16 pages headlining a different comics hero in either a complete story or broken into parts serialized in consecut The comics were presented in traced editions (that is from various printed material (a

|Date= July 12, 1941 "Царѣтъ на магията ''(The King of Magic)''" ("[[Land of the Little People]]", Sunday page from November 2,

|Followed= ''Gibi'' #12 === Other comics ===

*Og, King of the wooly men. Cannibals and hereditare enemies of the little people. ...1|''Comics Rama'' #1]], [[Comics Rama 2| #2]], [[Comics Rama 3| #3]] and [[Comics Rama 4| #4]] (1968)

*"I diavoli che cantano", [[New Comics Now 45|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #45]] (1981) *"''no title''", [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

=== Other comics === ...uck presenta Ted Towers" ("Ted Towers animal master by Frank Buck") by Joe King (part / color Sunday page).

=== Other comics === *"Cazando fieras vivas Frank Buck presenta Ted Towers", by Joe King (April 12, 1936 Sunday page / color)

...#11]], [[King Comics 12|''King Comics'' #12]], and [[King Comics 13|''King Comics'' #13]] (1936/1937) ...''The Sunday Pages Mandrake Series / Episode: "The Circus People" (Pacific Comics Club)'']] (2021)

|image= [[Image:md-1956-12-24.png|400 px]] ...riendly game. This year they bet their kingdom in their chess tourney. The king of Gambetia needs help and tried to invite Mandrake's old friend professor

*("no title") ("[[The Circus People]]" (April 12, 1936 Sunday page) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]] (color). === Other comics ===

*"L'isola degli avvoltoi", [[New Comics Now 45|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #45]] (1981) *''no title'', [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

...othar came to visit they saw a glimpse of hope. As son of their great dead king Lothar was their prince. As the strongest of the Wambesi only Lothar could ...ing stuff'' boring. Then when he ''inherited'' two dozen wives of the last king, and was told he had to marry them all, he fled while he shouted: "Me abdic

=== Other comics === ...uck presenta Ted Towers" ("Ted Towers animal master by Frank Buck") by Joe King (part / color Sunday page)

| [[Lee Falk]] || 1, 6, 9, 12, 15 || #15 is wrongly credited as Carson Bingham ===King Comics stories===

'''King Features Syndicate''' is a print syndication company that distributes comic ...cate". The name was taken from Hearst's manager, Moses Koenigsberg (koenig=king).

...iful commoner. He married her, at the price of his throne. He was the last King of Cockaigne, now under parlamentary rule. ...be married on the plain. But in the air Segrid reached Narda by radio, ex-King Karl had a severe relapse and was very ill and Narda had to return.

*"Negli abissi dell'Atlantide", [[New Comics Now 80|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #80]] (1983) *''"no title"'', [[I classici del fumetto di Repubblica - serie oro 12|''Mandrake'' - La rotta delle meraviglie]] (2004)

...in heirs to the throne. They cut cards for the throne and the loser became King. Now he has a plan, to marry Narda and force King Segrid to give up his throne.

...nists - also some others Walt Disney's material. It also featured American comics like "Little Annie Rooney" and "Brick Bradford" as well as Italian producti ...th a larger range of classicals American and national materials: "Audax" ("King of the Royal Mounted") - issues # 1, 11, 18, 24 and 28 - by Zane Grey and A

...[Better Little Books]] || bgcolor="d3d3d3"|<center>-</center> || [[Coleção King]] ...952, some prose stories were published (author unknown) in the last [[King Comics (magazine)]] featuring Mandrake :

|Strips= 12 (12 weeks) *"L'anello maledetto", [[New Comics Now 169|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #169]] (1986)

...Mandrake the Magician]], [[Fred Fredericks]] worked with a number of other comics. | 1959 || ''[[Spotlight on Fred Fredericks - Other Comics - New Jersey Patriots|New Jersey Patriots]]'' || pen/ink/wr || 194 strips -

Duchess Natalia loves King Ferrand of Ferna. But the widdower King is so unhappy about his little son who never smiles, that he can not think *King Ferrand, of Ferna

...y. In addition to the Fawcett Comics Miller introduced a number of Western comics and other series in the 50's. In 1959 L. Miller & Son cancelled most of the ...1966 and sold their printing plates to [[Alan Class & Co. Ltd.|Alan Class Comics]].

...ppointed to head a special radio division to handle all radio buisness for King Features Syndicate. Early 1936 KFS had plans for their comic strips in the ...ions for "Polly and Her Pals", "Just Kids", Krazy Kat" and "Popeye". <ref>"King Features Assigns 14 Comic Strips To Sales Firms for Radio Sponsorship." Bro

...cations in Italy|Italian]] publishing company devoted to reprint classical comics. Image:Club-dei-Trenta-004.jpg|issue 4<br>King of The Royal Mounted

|Strips= 72 (12 weeks) In every village trader Sam sees a statue of King Lothar. He found that the King lives in America and have been away for many years. Slowly a plan to gain p

...andrake the Magician 12 (Young's Merchandising)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #12]] ...id issue a final Mandrake the Magician comic with stories from the US King Comics series.

...aying any tribute, not knowing of the bandit kingdom below. The hereditary King Rork came up with an idea, while Mandrake plans to go bear-hunting. *Rork, bandit king of Rela Pass

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|image= [[Image:md-1959-12-28.png|400 px]] |Strips= 72 (12 weeks)

...boys starting with the first issue May 7, 1936. The format was 30x45,5 cm, 12 pages and printed in color and b/w. ...>''(issues 26-62)''</small>, "King van de Koninklijke Kolonne / Brigade ''(King of the Royal Mounted)''" by Jim Gary, Flanders and Zane Grey <small>''(issu

|Strips= 72 (12 weeks) ...n the first performance of Hamlet. With Shakespeare himself in the role as King Claudius and the time-traveler as Hamlet.

'''Spøk og Spenning''' reprinting various comics serialized form such as: "Agent X9 ''(Secret Agent X9)''" by Charles Flande The comics are mostly US Sunday strips but four series are edited daily strips such as

|Strips= 72 (12 weeks) ...n the first performance of Hamlet. With Shakespeare himself in the role as King Claudius and the time-traveler as Hamlet.

|image= [[Image:md-1952-12-29.png|400 px]] *[[Lothar|King Lothar]]

...Paper" reprinted various newspaper comics; "Superman", "Prince Valiant", "King of the Royal Mounted", "Mandrake the Magician", "[[The Phantom]]" and other ...:Boys_comic_paper-12.jpg|<center>[[The Boys' Paper 12|''The Boys' Paper'' #12]]

...forcing him to wrestle under Sharpy's management. Soon Lothar, "The Jungle King", starts his sensational career as a wrestler. LGA Merlin el Mago Moderno-12.jpg|[[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain

|Title=The Overseas Weekly<br>World's Greatest Comics ...0's the supplement was reduced from 16 pages to 12 pages. In the seventies comics were however appearing, without any supplement and only into the black and

*King Bull Ganton, of the Kingdom of Murderers. *"Le royaume des bandits", [[Comics 130 (issue 3)|''Comics 130'' #3]] (1971)

*King Rupert, Aleena's sixth husbond. ...", [[Mustanaamio 11/1987|''Mustanaamio'' #11]] and [[Mustanaamio 12/1987| #12]] (1987)

Image:TKCH-Pioneer.jpg|[[The King Comics Heroes]] ...onists.jpg|[[These Top Cartoonists Tell How They Create America’s Favorite Comics]]

...rteen)'' is the prison number of Harry Crowel, an escaped convict from the 12-Chapter Republic Movie Serial "Daredevils of the Red Circle" from 1939. | 1989 || Daily || "[[King Kered]]" || Prisoner 39013, Derek

*''Seti Anhk Amen'', ancient king of upper Egypt. <small>mention only</small> Mandrake esteve 12.jpg|[[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain

...ra]]", [[Casa Editrice Capriotti|S.E.P.I.]] published a series of separate comics-books devoted to various comic book figures: "Audax", "Cino e Franco", "Fol ...e Franco ''(Tim Tyler’s Luck)''" by Lyman Young ''(2 issues)'', "Audax ''(King of the Royal Mounted)''" by Jim Gary ''(2 issues)''

|Title= Indrajal Comics "Indrajal Comics" started as a comic devoted to "[[The Phantom]]", but from issue 33 the ser

|Strips= 72 (12 weeks) When King Segrid ordered his regiment to proceed to the mountain castle and find The

...ibutions from Walt Disney included "Donald Duck" and "Mickey Mouse," while King Features Syndicate characters such as "Blondie and Dagwood," "Flash Gordon, Unfortunately, on January 12, 1948, the ship experienced a fire in the engine room and was subsequently

Many of the covers of these comics were credited to [[Philip Wilding]] and [[Cashier]]. ...jpg|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 12 (Miller)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #12]]

...of this page is to use the ads from the company to be able to date British comics that were published without a publication date printed on the cover or insi ...ng further at the ads in the "Meccano Magazine" the company was located at 12 Cheapside (London E.C.2.) in 1953, and by end of 1955 at 38 Old Change (Lon

...o spazio]]") has been published in America (in "[[Mandrake the Magician 9 (King)|Mandrake the Magician #9]]") and in United Kingdom (in "[[Uncanny Tales 96 ...y [[Mario Pedrazzi]]) in 1975. Later he did several stories for the German comics "Gespenster Geschichten" and "Spuk Geschichten".

...tti, "L’Agente Segreto X-9'' (Secret Agent X-9)''" by Mel Graff, "Audax ''(King of the Royal Mounted)''" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary, "Cino e Franco ''(Tim T ...ventura 10/1944| 10]], [[L'Avventura 11/1944| 11]], [[L'Avventura 12/1944| 12]]'' ||

*[[Segrid|King Segrid]] *"Kauneuskilpailu", [[Mustanaamio 12/1985|''Mustanaamio'' #12]] (1985)

...'' (or '''Bulls Press''') is a [[Mandrake publications in Sweden|Swedish]] comics syndicate, and the current holder of the Swedish rights to license publishi ===Comics===

...sales. It was distributed in that own circuit, at a very affordable price (12 cents with the purchase of margarine or butter articles). ...or this kind of distribution and considering a global population of around 12.210.000 people at the time.

| ''[[Harvey Comics Hits]]'' || 1951 || 1 | ''[[Mandrake the Magician (King Comics)|Mandrake the Magician]]'' || 1966-1967 || 10

...d Towers)'' by Frank Buck and Glen Cravath; Tailspin Tommy by Hal Forrest; King of the Royal Mounted Police ''(Audax)'' by Charles Flanders; Popeye ''(Brac ...l of 148 issues from issue # 87 (August 31, 1935) to issue # 254 (November 12, 1938).

...cations in Italy|Italian]] publishing company devoted to reprint classical comics. ...by traditional publishers. Scotto dealed with exchange and sale of antique comics, and had valuable material at his disposal.

...the first International Exhibition of Comics ''(Salone Internazionale dei Comics)'' in Bordighera (Italy). After the Exhibition in Bordighera February 1965 ...ievement Award" in Rome and to receive "The Yellow Kid Award" at the Lucca Comics Conference in 1971, he sent Lee Falk to Villa Borghese, where Fellini shoot

...s, it features several classical comics such "Jungle Jim","Flash Gordon", "King of the Mounted Police", "The Lone ranger", "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Rusty Riley ...ut publications destined to Youth, which was imposing 75 percent of French comics in each magazine.

Since 2000 '''Dark Horse Comics''' released a series of statues sculpted by '''Yoe! Studio''' in their '''C | 12 || Sarge ''(from Beetle Bailey by Mort Walker)'' || 950 ||

...It can be fully understood when it is considered that so many of classical comics found their way through the pages of the Sunday supplement, like -just to n |"[[Mandrake in Love]]" || 12 Sep 1938 || 3 Dec 1938 ||

...e scene and other instructions for the cartoonist. When one read newspaper comics in old newspapers from the 30s and 40s many newspapers had a by-line over t ==King Features Syndicate==

...comic books, which could be imprinted with the sponsor's name. Reportedly King Features had offered to help sponsors of the series tie in with newspapers ...</ref>ABC-TV was to take on distribution and financing, <ref>The Billboard 12 March 1955, p 15</ref> but about October 1955 a new procucing firm was name

...'". Writing that; ''Mandrake is among the very most compelling and popular comics in the world'', ''380 newspapers publish Mandrake regularly in a variety of February 12 1998, below the article, "''Rest now, Mandrake, it is deserved!''" the last

**Cannibal king ...blio", [[New Comics Now 132|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #132]] and [[New Comics Now 169| #169]] (1985 and 1986)

...the Phantom; the trip to New York to pitch ''Mandrake the Magician'' to [[King Features Syndicate]] was at the time the farthest he'd been from home. In l ...d by Falk’s fascination for myths and legends, like the ones about El Cid, King Arthur, Nordic and Greek folklore, and popular fictional characters like Ta

...Recorded" St. Louis Post-Dispatch ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'' 6 Mar 1906, p 12</ref>, on March 4, 1906 the family lived in 1155 Bayard Avenue. On December ..., Phil Davis, ''Famous Artists and Writers, 1946''</ref><ref name="FAW-49">King Features Syndicat (1949), Phil Davis, ''Famous Artists and Writers, 1949''<

...ries was soon so successful that the term "Gibi" has become synonymous of "comics" book" in Brazil. Throughout the years, many American comics characters were published in "Gibi" with "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" amongs

...ong with two other comics such as "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Secret Agent X-9", "King of the Royal Mounted" and so on. Image:Icda-um-012.jpg|issue 12<br>''L'Uomo Mascherato''

...Forms Radio Section for Program Exchanges", Broadcasting, 9 March 1942, p 12</ref> collaboration with the Broadcasters Victory Council, setting up an ex ...id<ref name="FAR-1943">Heimer Melvin Leighton, "Famous Artists & Writers", King Features Syndicate (NY), 1949, p Lee Falk</ref> that he promptly was shippe

...ref>"Social News", The Modern View ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'' 8 Aug 1935, p 12</ref> with his parents from a several weeks' visit to New York and nearby r ...May: sailing<ref>"Social News", The Modern View ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'' 12 May 1938, p 15</ref> to Norway, Sweden and Russia. Later thay will meet Mrs

...osters, movie memorabilia, refrigerator magnets, miniature figures, games, comics related merchandise, plus many others. Image:pc-card-1951-mtm-01.jpg|[[Popular Comics|1951<br>Popular Comics]]

...ly comic-book published by [[Hachette]] editions and mainly devoted to the comics characters created by the "Walt Disney Company" staff. ...assical comics coming from American print syndicates companies, such as "[[King Features Syndicate]]".