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...er issue 9 the series changed the name to '''The Official Mandrake'''. All issues have covers in color. ===The Official Mandrake the Magician (1988 - 1989)===

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #8 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-08.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #4 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-04.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #9 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-09.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #3 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-03.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #6 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-06.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #7 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-07.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #5 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-05.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #2 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-02.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #10 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-10.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake the Magician #1 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-01.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #14 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-14.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #11 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-11.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #13 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-13.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #12 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-12.jpg|200 px]]

|Title=The Official Mandrake #15 |image= [[Image:official-mtm-15.jpg|200 px]]

...har Meerut, 250004, Uttar Pradesh (a state in northern India with Hindi as official language). *To note that the publisher's name could be inspired by the Indian comic book character "Shakti", one title published by "Raj Comics".

...ublications in Croatia|Croatia]]n newspaper that published "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[daily strip]] in 2006. ...ed with ''Narodni list'' to form what is today known as ''Večernji list''. The newspaper was published in Croatian language.

..., before to turn into an official publisher which later released albums of the series "[[Futuropolis Copyright]]". ...cience fiction classical comic created in 1937 by French artist Pellos and the

|Title= The Rumor Factory |Preceded= "[[Lothar the Champ]]"

|Issues= ...y issue. As of 2009, "Stripoteka" is still being published, with over 1050 issues published in total.

According to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanzine Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia]: ...interest. The term fanzine is sometimes confused with "fan magazine", but the latter term most often refers to commercially produced publications for ''(

|Title=The Overseas Weekly<br>World's Greatest Comics |Issues=

...g from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, he studied for a year at the "Sorbonne University" in Paris, France, before becoming - in 1929 - assista ...in Up Father", "Tillie the Toiler" and often took anonymously the place of official artists when they weren't at work.

Mandrake has been featured in several publications in the United States. ==Serialized "Mandrake" titles==

...</ref> to "La Stampa" '''Freddy Mack''' was in Rome to act as Lothar in a "Mandrake" movie. ...he publisher "Fratelli Spada" and talk with '''Duccio Tessari''' about the Mandrake film project.

|Website=[http://www.angelotodaro.it/index.php?/ Official website] ...ranto) in 1945, Angelo Todaro moved to Rome in the early sixties to attend the Artistic High School.

...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

...t the WW2 years and which period may contain possible ghosted Mandrake and The Phantom stories. ==The WWII Years==