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The '''Burlington Hawk-Eye Gazette''' was a newspaper printed in Burlington, Io (nb: The Hawk Eye is credited with giving Iowa its nickname as The Hawkeye State).

...unday and holidays) in North Tonawanda, a city in Niagara County, New York State (USA). ..., 1954 , it became "The Evening News", also known as "The Evening News of the Tonawandas" and later on as "Tonawanda News".

...city of Puebla (Puebla de Zaragoza (formally Heroica Puebla de Zaragoza), State of Puebla, Mexico. ...strip]] was published in the comics page of the newspaper, at least during the sixties, with other comics characters

...'' is a daily Spanish language newspaper published in the city of Durango (State of Durango) in northern Mexico. From 1987 it was a section of the daily "[[El Siglo de Torreón]]". It became an independent newspaper on Jul

...ily Spanish language newspaper published in the city of Heroica Matamoros (State of Tamaulipas) in northerneastern Mexico. The town is on the southern bank of the Rio Grande, directly across the border from Brownsville, Texas, United States of America.

|Title= The Bank Mystery |Preceded= "[[The Devil's Stagecoach]]"

...s''' is an Indian artist who lived in Calcutta, capital city of the Indian state of West Bengal (former anglicised name, spelled Kolkata since 2001). ...es published by [[Shakti Comics]] - titles: "[[The Phantom]]", "[[Mandrake the Magician]]".

...week Spanish language newspaper founded on October 5, 1917 in Guadalajara, State of Jalisco, Mexico. The [[Mandrake]]" [[daily strip]] was featured in "El Informador" from January

|Title= The Plane Hijackers '''"The Plane Hijackers"''' is the 128th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...a week Spanish language newspaper founded on February 28, 1922 in Torreón, State of Coahuila (Mexico), and now based in Comarca Lagunera (near Torreón) in The [[Mandrake]]" [[daily strip]] and [[Sunday strip]] were featured in "El Sig

|Preceded= "[[The Challenge]]" '''"Warlock at Large"''' is the 265th Mandrake [[daily story]].

|Title= The Fear Machine |image= [[Image:md-2002-05-13.png|400 px]]<br>[[Image:The Fear Machine re release.jpg|400 px]]<br>''(Re-released in 2019)''

...rints and especially the bi-montly magazine "[[Comics Revue]]", now one of the longest running in comics reprint reviews.

'''Shirley Smith''' was the girlfriend of [[Lee Falk]] from about 1958 until 196?. ...beauty contests, becomming Miss Butler County in 1947. She attended Kansas State University and becomeing involved in theater. After graduating in 1915 she

|Title=The Legacy of Mandrake the Magician |image= [[The Legacy of Mandrake the Magician-01variantcover.jpg|280 px]]

|Title= The Other Side of Nowhere |Followed= "[[Return of the Clay Camel...and Others]]"

...ving already worked together for several issues of "L'Uomo Mascherato" ("[[The Phantom]]") published by [[Fratelli Spada]] ...hotel and while Mandrake and Narda go to the theater Lothar reads through the manuscript.

...021 and is located at 637/8 Jagriti Vihar 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".

...(except Saturday and Sunday) newspaper published in Buffalo, Erie County, State of New York, until August 1957. ...41. The first release (April 25, 1936) was a full page of the 6 dailies of the April 20 through 25, 1936 (see image above).

...and later, evening - newspaper published in Melbourne, Australia (Victoria State) from 3 January 1840 to 5 October 1990, date of its merging with . sister morning newspaper "The Sun News-Pictorial" to form the "Herald Sun"which contained columns and features from both of its predecess

Lee Falk copyrighted the "Home at Six" ''(In Words of One Syllable or Less)'' in 1971 <ref>Falk Lee, ...ally was a thief and reveals she having an affair with John's best friend. The house is in total disarray.

|Followed= "[[The Blue Bandit]]" '''"Kingdom of Marvel"''' is the 35th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=The Phantom Casino |1st=[[Mandrake the Magician 2 (King)|''Mandrake'' #2]] (1966)

...robably incorrect.</ref>. He was a self-taught artist and he exhibited for the first time in Siena in 1945. ...Fratelli Spada]]. From 1962 he also made several stories with Mandrake for the same publisher.

'''Ed Rhoades''' was the son of Charles Edward Sr. and Ellen Mae (Snyder) Rhoades. He was born in Ma ...uate courses at the Tylor School of Art, and worked as a graphic artist in the city. Some of his work have been used by Smithonian Institution, New York P

...Lee Falk]]'s comic strip "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" in the daily story "[[The Enchantress]]" from 1954. The production at "The Amas Six O'Clock Musical Theatre Lab".

...t and painter Mario Pacheco, the latter having then drawn RGE covers under the pseudonym of '''MaPa'''. ...[[O Globo]]". He then illustrated covers for comic books before he created the advertising agency '''PBC'''.

|Title= The Casino |Preceded= "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]"

|Title= Guest in the House '''"Guest in the House"''' is the 261st Mandrake [[daily story]].

|Preceded= "[[The Little Fog]]" |Followed= "[[The Chess Kings]]"

Image:The Nassau Daily Review-Star Ad.png|''Publishing annoucement, August 18, 1937'' Image:The Nassau Daily Review-Star Ad-01.png|''1937 Publishing annoucement''

...), August 19 1964, p 1, 15</ref> "Eris" in 1964, and copyrighted "Eris" ''(The Night People)'' in 1971 <ref name="dps71">Falk Lee, "Eris and Home at Six", ...e strangers but yet bound to each other. Dark plans are afoot. They are in the Temple of Eris, and she demands a sacrifice.

|Title= The Face Mystery |Followed= "[[The Conquerors]]"

|Followed= "[[The Rogues]]" '''"Magic Man"''' is the 148th Mandrake [[daily story]].

|Preceded= "[[Secret of the Sargasso]]" |Followed= "[[The Thief]]"

|Title= The Team |Preceded= "[[Return of the Mirror People]]"

...[[The Phantom publications in India|Indian]] comic book series launched by the publisher of ''MUTHU FINE ART PUBLICATION, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu, india'', M ...on with re-printed run of more famous titles published in the past, during the so-called Golden Age of Tamil comics.

|Title= The Blackout Caper |Preceded= "[[The Astro Pirates]]"

|Title= The Slave Traders of Tygandi |Preceded= "[[The Return of the Clay Camel]]"

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

...964, p 26</ref> that the producers dangled a super production of "Mandrake the Magician" under his nose, and that Dino De Laurentiis was to send up his gr ...it the publisher "Fratelli Spada" and talk with '''Duccio Tessari''' about the Mandrake film project.

|Website= [http://www.angelfire.com/ca2/mandrake/mandrake.html The Leon Mandrake<br>Memorial Web Page] '''Leon Mandrake''' ''the Magician'' was an Italian-American magician, mentalist, illusionist, escapo

Mandrake has been featured in several publications in the United States. | ''[[Mandrake the Magician (King Comics)|Mandrake the Magician]]'' || 1966-1967 || 10

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

...orabilia are valued for a connection to an event, in this case to Mandrake the Magician. Mandrake memorabilia include collectables as: pins, postcards, po ...s a punch out card of the KFS figure on the front and panel comic strip on the back ''(4 panels from a Sunday page that continues from box to box)''. A si

Lee Falk had a passion for the theatre, and he [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings|wrote]] several pl ...er week guarantee. Since most of the plays made very little profit most of the guest stars worked for a fraction of what they would normally earn.