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|Title=Australian Women's Weekly vol. II no. 26 |Preceded= Australian Women's Weekly vol. II no. 25

...in'' is a daily newspaper servicing Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia and the surrounding areas of Central Queensland. It was founded in 1861. ...issue of The Australian Women's Weekly''. The ''pages'' were from [[Blozz the Champion]].

|Title= Mandrake The Magician |Preceded= [[Mandrake The Magician Book no. 2 (Consolidated Press)|''Mandrake The Magician'' #2]]

...to distribute editorial content from America’s King Features Syndicate to the local newspaper and magazine market. ...res in the [[Australian Women's Weekly|Australian Women’s Weekly]] and the Australian Woman’s Mirror, respectively.

| ''[[Mandrake the Magician (Consolidated Press)|Mandrake the Magician]]'' || 1938-1947 || 5 | ''[[Mandrake the Magician (Young's/Yaffa)|Mandrake the Magician]]'' || 196?-1963<br>1964-1965<br>1966 || 26<br>11<br>5

...Photo-Type Press''''' Pty. Ltd was an [[Mandrake publications in Australia|Australian]] comic publishing division of [[Yaffa Syndicate]]. ...Merchandising Company|Young's Merchandising]]. Now with covers made by the Australian artist [[Keith Chatto]].

|Title= Mandrake The Magician |Followed= [[Mandrake The Magician Book no. 2 (Consolidated Press)|''Mandrake The Magician''<br>Book no. 2]]

'''''Consolidated Press''''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Australia|Australian]] publisher. ...mpany. ACP acquired K. G. Murray in 1974, although it continued to publish the comics under Murray-related branding.

|Title=The Phantom #1340 <br><small>(#1368 actually printed since 1948)</small> |Preceded=''The Phantom'' #1339

The '''''Daily News''''' was a daily newspaper, published in [[Perth, Western A *"[[Mandrake the Magician]]" appeared daily in the “Daily News” from May 23, 1944 to March 14, 1947.

...ations in Australia|Australian]] publisher, known for their long running [[The Phantom|Phantom]] series. ...name Frew was retained. The first edition of '''The Phantom''' debuted on the 9th of September, 1948.

...age Publications''''' Pty. Ltd was an [[Mandrake publications in Australia|Australian]] comic publishing division of [[Yaffa Syndicate]]. ...-Type Press]] changed name to Page Publications and continued the Mandrake the Magician series started by [[Young's Merchandising Company|Young's Merchand

|Title= Mandrake<br>The Magician<br>Book no. 2 |Preceded= [[Mandrake The Magician (Consolidated Press 1938)|''Mandrake the Magician'' 1938]]

...per published in Sydney. Founded in 1831 as the "Sydney Herald", the it is the oldest continuously published newspaper in Australia. It is available at ou ==Mandrake in The Sydney Morning Herald==

...Australia. The newspaper was established in 1869 as the "Evening Journal". The News closed in 1992. ==Mandrake in The News==

|Title=Mandrake the Magician ...|Young's Merchandising Co.]] released a '''Mandrake the Magician''' comic. The monthly series lasted for 26 issues.

...ng's Merchandising Company''''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Australia|Australian]] publisher. The company folded after the death of it's owner, Charles Young, in 1963.

At some point during the early 1960s, Yaffa Syndicate formed its own magazine publishing division, k ...Merchandising Company|Young's Merchandising]]. Now with covers made by the Australian artist [[Keith Chatto]].

'''''The Mercury''''' is a daily newspaper, published in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia *"[[Mandrake the Magician]]" appeared daily in “The Mercury” from February 1, 1946 to - at least but maybe later - 1955 (exac

...ider" and many others aswell as various westerns, war, crime stories etc. The covers were in color.

...]] attended when he visited Sweden for the 50th anniversary of "[[Mandrake the Magician]]". The front cover was also previously used for the [[Fantomen 9/1985]] issue in April 1985.

...an astronaut is on his way to Venus 1, a space station in Earth orbit. But the command center cannot make radio contact with him. Soon people all over the world begin to fall over due to lack of oxygen, and a diabolical laugh is h

'''''The Herald''''' was a morning - and later, evening - newspaper published in Mel sister morning newspaper "The Sun News-Pictorial" to form the "Herald Sun"which contained columns and features from both of its predecess

|image= [[Image:The-Phantom-Hogan.png|200 px|Diana pleads with '''the Phantom''' about his faults]] ...the Australian TV series ''The Paul Hogan Show'', featuring Paul Hogan as the Phantom. It is set in a world with real actors, but with a set looking like

|name=The Australian Women's Weekly ...ey. Audited circulation in 2009 exceeded 500,000 copies monthly, making it the largest magazine in Australia.

...and Times ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'', 29 Dec 1933, p 18</ref> his taught at the Old Manual Training School, then at McKinley High School before being assig Martha attended<ref>The Junior Life Year Book, Ben Blewett Junior High School, June 1921, p 84 and

|Preceded= "[[The Rumor Factory]]" |Followed= "[[The Witch of Kaloon]]"

|Title= The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda) |Preceded= "[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]"

|Title= The Cobra |Followed= "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)]]"

==The Liberty magazine== ...competition to the artist or cartoonist submitting the winning design for the medal.

...d<ref>[http://www.ancestry.com ancestry.com]: Federal Census 1910</ref> in the house of Charle's father, James H. Davis. ...ispatch ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'' 6 Mar 1906, p 12</ref>, on March 4, 1906 the family lived in 1155 Bayard Avenue. On December 8, 1907, Phil's baby sister

...Gardner Tom, "Phantom character's fate is in hands of creator Lee Falk", ''The Montgomery Advertiser'' (Montgomery, Alabama) 24 June 1983. p 1C and 9C</re ...rake the Magician and The Phantom. This article is an attempt to look into the years before Lee Falk moved to New York, using what is available of additio