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|image= [[Image:Jed-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Cobra Returns|The Cobra Returns]]"

...newspaper that published one "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]]. ...classic). The Sunday pages was splitt into four ''strips'' and printed one strip in b/w each day.

|image= [[Image:Carola-01.jpg|150px|border]] |first= "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest|The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]"

|image= [[Image:Magnon-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest|The Miss Galaxy Beauty Contest]]"

...ake Sunday strips]] filled an entire page. [[Phil Davis]] layout his first Sunday story with 4 strips a page before he started experimenting with different v Image:ms-19350203.jpg|''February 3, 1935''

...andrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip|Sunday story]] with the title "Taika-Jim". == Published stories ==

|image= [[Image:Udd-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Cobra Returns]]"

'''El Diario de Nueva York''' was a Spanish-language newspaper published from 1947 to 1963 in New York. In 1963 after the merger with of "La Prensa" - another ,Spanish-language newspaper - it became "[[El Diario La Prensa]]".

...es|Filipino]] magazine that published "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]]. "Magasin ng Bagong Buhay" was a supplement magazine in the Sunday edition of the "Bagong Buhay" newspaper. The newspaper started in 1922 in M

...remain to be determined).It appears that Sunday pages were published in a sunday edition (at least in the sixties) ==Published stories==

The '''Lake Charles American Press''' was a daily and sunday newspaper printed in Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]] were published in the Sunday edition of the newspaper at least between 1975 and 1977, the precise dates

|image= [[Image:ms-19900121.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Isle des Fleurs et Morte"''' is the 163th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|first= "[[Perilous Crossover]]" ...om the [[Mandrake the Magician (Comic strip)|Mandrake the Magician]] comic strip.

second-largest city in Argentina. The [[Mandrake]]" [[daily strip]] was featured in "La Voz del Interior" (at least in the Eighties but it re

|image= [[Image:Basil_the_Great-01.jpg|200px]] |first= "[[Mandrake's Family]]"

|image= [[Image:Hullabaloo-08.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

'''''Le Quotidien du Saguenay''''' ("Le Quotidien du Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean", often used title: "Le Quotidien") is a Canadian daily newspaper based ...ewspaper, "[[Mandrake the Magician]]", both [[Daily stories]] and [[Sunday stories]] were published - at least - from October 13, 1973 to August 26,1978.

|image= [[Image:Suplemquadr-03.jpg|200 px]] |Coverartist= Joe Giella's strip art

|image= [[Image:Dr-Holton-10.jpg]] |first= "[[The Ears of the Earth]]"

...rip|daily newspaper strip]] on June 11, 1934, followed by a color [[Sunday strip]] on February 3, 1935. Mandrake the Magician started as a daily strip on June 11, 1934 with the story "[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]

|image= [[Image:Hullabaloo-06.jpg|200 px]] ===Mandrake stories ===

|image=[[Image:Vi-Menn-1979-01-MtM.jpg|200px]]<br>first Mandrake strip |First= January 2, 1979

|image= [[Image:The_Mole-10.jpg]] |first= "[[The Mole (story)|The Mole]]"

|image= [[Image:Eric-01.jpg]] |first= "[[Prisoner in Cell 13]]"

|Title= Mandrake’s Sunday Walk |image= [[Image:md-1993-11-29.png|400 px]]

'''''La Presse''''', founded in 1884, is a French-language daily newspaper published Mondays through Saturdays in Montreal, Qu *Dailies and Sunday pages Mandrake stories published.

'''''The Suffolk News-Herald''''' is a daily newspaper based in Suffolk, Virginia, United States. "The Suffolk News-Herald" is merged in 1927 from two older local newpapers, "The Suffolk News"

|image= [[Image:Hullabaloo-07.jpg|200 px]] ===Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Hop-là! #120<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-120.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Bradley-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Theatre Mysteries]]"

|image= [[Image:Karma-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The 3D Monster|The 3D Monster]]"

...een)'' is the prison number of Harry Crowel, an escaped convict from the 12-Chapter Republic Movie Serial "Daredevils of the Red Circle" from 1939. ==39013 appearances in the Mandrake strip==

...andrake el Mago" ("[[Mandrake the Magician]]") was concerned, the [[Sunday strip]] pages were published at least between 1947 and 1958, more precise dates a ==Published Sunday pages stories==

|image= [[Image:Phantom-01.jpg]] |first= 1936

|image= [[Image:Magic comics-041.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

...olorized since 2009. Moreover, at least one Mandrake the Magician [[Sunday strip]] story seems to have been published in the "Anandabazar Patrika" weekly su == Published Daily stories ==

|image= [[Image:Aventurero_Almanaque-1940.jpg|200 px]] ===Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19900701.jpg|300px|border]] '''"Dangers in the Jungle"''' is the 164th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

"[[Mandrake the Magician]]" both [[Daily stories]] and [[Sunday stories]] were published in "El Pais". ...londie")... were alsso published with "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]].

|Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip) |isbn= 84-85351-43-6

|Title=Hop-là! #121<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-121.jpg|200px]]

...of Greater Cleveland, Ohio, USA and printed in Willoughby, Ohio, from 1979-1983. ..."Willoughby Independent" on April 18, 1879 and became the "Lake County News-Herald of Big Strebnasty" in 1935;

|image= [[Image:Robinson-192.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-184.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Hop-là! #127<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-127.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Robinson-185.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-186.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-189.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

The '''Anderson Sunday Herald''' was a newspaper published in Anderson (Madison County), Indiana. ...911 and printed until 1987 before becoming "Anderson Herald-Bulletin" (1987-1992).

|image= [[Image:Robinson-188.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-191.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-190.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Coverartist=[[Phil Davis]]<br>(from comic strip) === Mandrake stories ===

=== Mandrake stories === ...o ("Tim Tyler's Luck"), ''La valle delle aquile'' by Tom Massey (1951/1952 Sunday pages / Original title: ''The Eagle's Claws''

'''El Diario La Prensa''' is the largest and the oldest Spanish-language daily in the United States. ...e newspaper publisher in the United States, it merged with the Los Angeles-based "[[La Opinión]]" and is calling itself “el campeón de los Hispanos

|image= [[Image:Trina-10.jpg|150px|border]] |first= "[[Baron Kord]]"

=== Mandrake stories === ...Tyler's Luck"), ''Gli animali parlanti'' by Lyman Young (part / 1948-1949 Sunday pages / Original title: ''The Valley Mystery'').

|image= [[Image:Mandrakemagerit sunday-02.png|200 px]] |Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip)

=== Mandrake stories === ..."Tim Tyler's Luck"), ''La magia di Manaha'' by Lyman Young and Tom Massey (Sunday pages / color).

|image= [[Image:Mandrakemagerit sunday-03.png|200 px]] |Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip)

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-090.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-093.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

published "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]] == Published stories ==

|Title=Comics Revue #429-430<br><small>(#354 since the start 1986)</small> |Preceded= [[Comics Revue 427-428|''Comics Revue''<br>#427-428]]

=== Mandrake stories === Note: Sunday pages from June 20 to July 18, 1936 (in b/w. / Mandrake is called "Merlin e

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-091.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

...wspaper that published "[[Mandrake]]" [[Daily stories|daily]] and [[Sunday stories]] with the title "Čarobnjak Mandrake" from 1937 to 1941. == Published stories ==

=== Mandrake stories === ...("Tim Tyler's Luck)", ''La cattura dell'Okango'' by Lyman Young (part 1 / Sunday pages from July 24 to ?, 1949 / Original title: ''The Wait For'').

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-092.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Robinson-187.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Mandrakemagerit sunday-05.png|200 px]] |Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip)

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-089.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Theron-01.jpg]] |first= "[[Derek (Daily story 1948/49)|Derek]]"

...ial strips unrelated to the ongoing story have occured in daily and Sunday stories. Image:md-19341225.jpg|December 25,1934

|image= [[Image:Magic comics-053.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:thecobra-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Cobra (Daily story 1934)|The Cobra]]"

|image= [[Image:ms-19920426.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Capt. C.C.'s Crazy Circus"''' is the 167th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Colorín-colorao-52.jpg|200 px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Comics Revue #447-448<br><small>(#363 since the start 1984)</small> |Coverartist= (from V.T. Hamlin's strip art)

...me="pd1939">Marguerite Martyn. "The Man Who Draws Mandrake." St. Louis Post-Dispatch (St. Louis, Missouri) 30 August 1939, p 3D</ref>, and about this ti [[Image:letters-tl-001.png|left|thumb|''old technical lettering'']]

=== Mandrake stories === ...e Franco ("Tim Tyler's Luck)",''I nani del tempio nero'' by Lyman Young ((Sunday pages from April 30 to August 27, 1950 / original title: ''The Black Temple

|Coverartist=[[Phil Davis]]<br>(from comic strip) === Mandrake stories ===

=== Mandrake stories === ...Luck"), ''La cascata sotterranea'' by Lyman Young and Tom Massey (part 2 = Sunday pages from March ? to April 15, 1951 / Original title: ''The Magra'').

|image= [[Image:ms-19981129.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Cloud"''' is the 177th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=Comics Revue #431-432<br><small>(#355 since the start 1986)</small> |Preceded= [[Comics Revue 429-430|''Comics Revue''<br>#429-430]]

|Title=Hop-là! #6<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-006.jpg|200px]]

|image=[[Image:Frank_Thorne-01.jpg|200px]] ...as followed by more comic book work for Dell. He turned out a multitude of stories for 'Flash Gordon', 'Jungle Jim', The Green Hornet', and many more.

|Title=Comics Revue #427-428<br><small>(#353 since the start 1986)</small> |Preceded= [[Comics Revue 425-426|''Comics Revue''<br>#425-426]]

|image= [[Image:ms-19400114.jpg|200px|border]] ...' is the 13th Mandrake filler page, the 3rd in between the 12th and 13th [[Sunday story]].

=== Mandrake stories === ...e Franco ("Tim Tyler's Luck)", ''Mysto, il mago di Zambo'' by Lyman Young (Sunday pages from January 15 to April 24, 1950 / original title: ''Stranger from o

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-085.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19400121.jpg|200px|border]] ...' is the 14th Mandrake filler page, the 4th in between the 12th and 13th [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-084.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

=== Mandrake stories === Note: Sunday pages from May 10 to June 13, 1936 (in b/w. == Mandrake is called "Merlin e

|image= [[Image:Mandrakemagerit sunday-01.png|200 px]] |Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip)

'''''Le Nouvelliste''''' is a daily newspaper based in Trois-Rivières (Quebec Province) and published from 1920 to present days (in digi ...supplement was released during the fifties but apparently without Mandrake stories.

|Title=Back-Up #4<br>Pour une nouvelle approche du neuvième art |image= [[Image:Back-Up-04.jpg|200 px|border]]

|image= [[Image:Titan-sunday-01-f-fredericks.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Comics Revue #451-452<br><small>(#365 since the start 1984)</small> |Coverartist= (from George Herriman's strip art)

|image= [[Image:ms-19391231.jpg|200px|border]] ...' is the 11th Mandrake filler page, the 1st in between the 12th and 13th [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-087.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-086.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19991017.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Rumble on the Road"''' is the 180th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19820207.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Centre Stage Terror"''' is the 147th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Robinson-022.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

...Annie Oakly" Sunday pagess from 1951 to 1952 and the daily 'Dragnet' comic-strip in 1953 and 1954. ...t as an assistant inker (1954 to 1970) before doing the pencil work on the strip (1985 to 1991).

|image= [[Image:ms-20000604.jpg|250px|border]] '''"High Climb to Danger"''' is the 182nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=Hop-là! #130<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-130.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Mandrakemagerit sunday-04.png|200 px]] |Coverartist= [[Phil Davis]] (from comic strip)

...Indicator") is an Icelandic newspaper that published [[Mandrake]] [[Sunday strip]] with the title "Teitur töframaður" (="The Wonderful Wizard") from July ...on remains now available since 1998. According to Gallup, it was the second-most popular website in Iceland as of February 2021.

|image= [[Image:Robinson-021.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Rip-Kirby-05.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Hop-là! #124<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-124.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Segrid-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)|The Hawk]]"

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-088.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:The-Tourist-01.jpg|200 px]] |first= "[[The Tourist]]"

|image= [[Image:ms-19610604.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Space Thing"''' is the 87th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=Hop-là! #129<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-129.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:ms-20000206.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Trick Stealer"''' is the 181st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Ms-19800713.color.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Cave Mystery"''' is the 144th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-20010318.png|300px|border]] '''"The Bank Mystery"''' is the 184th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19390910.jpg|200px|border]] ...' is the 10th Mandrake filler page, the 5th in between the 11th and 12th [[Sunday story]].

|Coverartist=[[Phil Davis]]<br>(from comic strip) === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Magic comics-040.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Magic comics-039.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19400107-b.jpg|200px|border]] ...' is the 12th Mandrake filler page, the 2nd in between the 12th and 13th [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Spécial-Mandrake_44.jpg|200 px]] === Mandrake stories ===

=== Mandrake stories === ...trip - August 31, 1934 - and the two first panels of the September 1, 1934 strip are missing.

|image= [[Image:ms-19860615.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Lost City"''' is the 155th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...[Brazilian]] newspaper that published "[[Mandrake, the Magician]]" [[daily strip]] between 1940 and 1995. ...ut starting in January 22, 1940 they began publishing "[[Mandrake]]" daily strip on the newspaper in order to promote the two aforementioned comic book seri

...ician]]" [[Sunday strip]] at least from March 1959 to November 1991 in the Sunday edition. == Published stories ==

|Title=Hop-là! #123<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-123.jpg|200px]]

...e= Mandrake the Magician<br>The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers<br>Sundays 1935-1937 |isbn= ISBN 978-0857685728

|image= [[Image:Lenore-01.jpg]] |first= "[[Lenore (story)|Lenore]]"

==ABC (1960-1977)== ...o reprinted episodes from three paperbacks for adults during the years 1965-66; "007te Jambon", "Selene" by Marco Rostagno and "Alika" by Giorgio Gich.

|Title=Hop-là! #44<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-044.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:ms-19881113.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Singing Rocks"''' is the 160th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ncn-mandrake-348.jpg|200 px]] '''''New Comics Now''' #348'' is the 75th issue with Mandrake. ''Sunday pages 1964''.

|image= [[Image:Robinson-020.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Narda-01.jpg]] |first= "[[The Hawk (Mandrake Meets Narda)|The Hawk]]"

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_166.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19700426.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Solar Wind"''' is the 109th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-20001001.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Devil's Stagecoach"''' is the 183rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_175.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_161.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_162.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_165.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Suplemquadr-01.jpg|200 px]] |Coverartist= Fred Fredericks' strip art

|image= [[Image:ms-19880619.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Taboo Isle"''' is the 159th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Aleena-10.jpg]] |first= "[[The Enchantress]]"

...s in Singapore|Singaporean]] newspaper that published [[Mandrake]] [[Daily stories]] from 1957 to 1998. ...ore. A Sunday edition is also published as '''Berita Minggu''' (Malay for “Sunday News”), a specific edition founded on July 10, 1960.

...[[Image:Ms-19820905.jpg|300px|border]]<br><br>[[Image:Ms-19820905-original-art.jpg|300px|border]] (original art) '''"El Dorado"''' is the 149th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-1983-09-11.jpg|300px|border]] '''"Evil Star"''' is the 151th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19960114.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Swarm"''' is the 173rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Publisher=[[Editions du Pont-Levis]] |Followed= [[Story 57 58 59|French: ''Story'' #57-59]]<br>[[Story 57|Dutch: ''Story'' #57]]

|image= [[Image:ms-20010729.png|300px|border]] '''"The Trouble with Hobbies"''' is the 185th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Dvv-01.jpg|200 px]] |Sample= First issue

[[Image:ff-book-2011-01.jpg|thumb|Fred Fredericks, 2011]] Hello again Mr. Fredericks, thanks for your e-mail!

|Publisher=[[Editions du Pont-Levis]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-1960-07-31.jpg|200px|border]] '''"Radio Telescope"''' is the 83rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19390101.jpg|200px|border]] ...sherman"''' is the 1st Mandrake filler page in between the 10th and 11th [[Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Phil Davis]].

|first= "[[The Meeting of Mandrake and Lothar]]" The country has emerged as a federation of several different nations, first known as the "Riombi Federation". The federation have been in periods somew

...ly (except on Sunday) and featured the "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[daily strip]]s. == Published stories ==

|image= [[Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_171.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

Image:Ad-Dziennik-dla Wszystkich.png|''Publishing annoucement'' Image:1st.mandr.page-Dziennik-dla Wszystkich.png|''April 25, 1936 / one week of dailies on one page''

=== Mandrake stories === *"Agent Secret X-9" ("Secret Agent X-9"), ''Le document disparu'' by Robert Storm (w.) & Charles Flanders (a.) (i

|image= [[Image:ms-19800224.jpg|300px|border]] '''"Mandrake's Hate Club"''' is the 143rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Publisher=[[Editions du Pont-Levis]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19390129.jpg|200px|border]] ...rvoyant"''' is the 5th Mandrake filler page in between the 10th and 11th [[Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Phil Davis]].

...ay strip]] have been published in the "Pacific Stars & Stripes" in a color Sunday extra comics section (which was published as soon as 1945 but only in black In the other comics, featured each sunday, were "Bringing Up Father", "Little Abner", "Flash Gordon", "Buz Sawyer", "

|image= [[Image:ms-20011209.jpg|300px|border]] '''"Return of the Tourist"''' is the 186th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...'' is an [[USA|American]] newspaper that published "[[Mandrake]]" [[Sunday strip]] from 1942 to 1948. == Published stories ==

...mage:md-2004-08-16.png|400 px]]<br>[[Image:2022-01-24.png|400 px]]<br>''(Re-released in 2022)'' '''One-time characters'''

|image= [[Image:ms-20020519.jpg|300px|border]] '''"Shadows on Devil Road"''' is the 187th and last Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Robinson-003.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19390917.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Ghost Bear of Glass Mountain"''' is the 12th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19730812.jpg|250px|border]] |Preceded= "[[The Mystery of Inter-Intel]]"

|Title=Hop-là! #26<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-026.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-062.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-063.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19420419.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Pacifica"''' is the 22nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-061.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Hop-là! #28<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-028.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Aventurero-064.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

'''''Diario de Costa Rica''''' was an [[Costa Rica]] newspaper, founded 1885 (first edition on January 1) and published in San José (Costa Rica). Concerning "[[Mandrake the Magician]]", one [[Sunday strip]] story ("[[The Singing Devils]]") has been featured in the "Diario de Cost

|image= [[Image:Robinson-001.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|Title=Hop-là! #33<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-033.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Robinson-002.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Suplemento-Juvenil-0778.jpg|200px|border]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:Suplemquadr-02.jpg|200 px]] |Coverartist= Fred Fredericks' strip art

|image= [[Image:ms-19710530.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The College of Magic"''' is the 113th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=Hop-là! #25<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-025.jpg|200px]]

...4 (illustrated announcement the day before) to April 10, 1959 and [[Sunday strip]] from February 3, 1935 to October 30, 1960. ==Published daily strips stories==

...d without being aware that Bester had become a successful writer, Lee Falk first asked him to write a few novels.'' ...for Lee Falk. Lee and I got together and he was telling me how one of the Sunday pages from Mandrake sold at auction in Paris for three hundred dollars. I t

|image= [[Image:ms-19511104.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Caribbean Mystery"''' is the 51st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19540411.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mountain that Walked"''' is the 61st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image=[[Image:Ed_mtm-story-01.jpg|200px]] ...ion in Philadelphia with his song "Mainlining", and performed at the Super Sunday festivities with his band, "Watertite". To earn art certification to accomp

|image= [[Image:Les heros du mystere 1968-easter.jpg|200px]] === Mandrake stories ===

|image= [[Image:ms-19400204.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Theatre Mysteries"''' is the 13th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19620506.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Task Test"''' is the 90th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...n]]" [[daily strip]] from 1945 to 1948 and from 1952 to 1958, and [[Sunday strip]] from 1963 to 1982? and from 1993 to 2002. ...Sunday edition was called ''The Sunday Gleaner''. " Mandrake the Magician" first appeared in ''The Daily Gleaner'' in 1945.

|image= [[Image:ms-19950129.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Revolution in Lotharton"''' is the 172nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19720910.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Basilisk"''' is the 118th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title=Hop-là! #36<br>L'hebdomadaire de la jeunesse moderne |image= [[Image:Hop-la-036.jpg|200px]]

|image= [[Image:Ms-19620916-original-art.jpg|300px|border]] (original art) '''"The Trade Commission"''' is the 91st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19760620.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Moxley University Robbers"''' is the 131st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19740210.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Return to X"''' is the 124th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19390108.jpg|200px|border]] ...Lothar"''' is the 2nd Mandrake filler page in between the 10th and 11th [[Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Phil Davis]].

|image= [[Image:ms-1981-07-12.png|300px|border]] '''"Mandrake's Masquerade - The Xanadu Story"''' is the 146th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title= The Underworld vs. Inter-Intel |image= [[Image:ms-19660410.jpg|250px|border]]

|image= [[Image:ms-19540530.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Tomb"''' is the 62nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19720521.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Blue Thing"''' is the 117th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19500903.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Department Store Mystery"''' is the 46th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19791118.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Super Giant"''' is the 142th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19710905.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Space Pack"''' is the 114th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19760104.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Heavy"''' is the 129th Mandrake [[Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Fred Frederic

|image= [[Image:ms-19730114.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mystery of the Stone Face"''' is the 119th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

The saturday edition had a comics section of Sunday pages published one day before their USA similar releases "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]] appeared at least (more exact dates remaining to be determined) from

|image= [[Image:ms-1965-03-21.png|300 px]] '''"The Traveller's Tale"''' is the 96th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19710110.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mystery of Hojo"''' is the 111th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Date= 1950-1975 From 1950 to 1975, it was at first printed in Frankfurt am Main then in Darmstadt, both at the time in West Ge

...wspaper in the United States and, after the "Los Angeles Times", the second-most read newspaper in Los Angeles. ...ctual publisher is the company "Impremedia" which also publishes "El Diario-La Prensa" in New York.

|image= [[Image:ms-19560610.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Witchmen's Peak"''' is the 70th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19680728.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Second Chance"''' is the 104th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19760321.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Giant Head"''' is the 130th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title= Mandrake and Ali-Petro |image= [[Image:ms-19781001.jpg|250px|border]]

|image= [[Image:ms-19570616.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Casino"''' is the 72nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...on, "The Decatur Daily" published the "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]] at least from July 23, 1944 to December 29, 1963. More precise dates of r The daily stories of "Mandrake the Magician" were not featured on the other days of the newsp

|image= [[Image:ms-19380925.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mandrake and Lothar at the Carnival"''' is the 9th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19700830.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mystery"''' is the 110th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19760822.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Prairie Man"''' is the 132nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19490130.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Fear Island"''' is the 42nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19771023.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mr Ttazz"''' is the 136th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19801109.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Rat Men"''' is the 145th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...page every week of Mandrake and [[The Phantom|L'Uomo Mascherato]] and one sunday page of Flash Gordon. Nerbini collected the publicated strips from L’Avve ...d publicationes. It was the years of the Italian facists. When the various stories run out of US strips and ended, the popular characters started to disapair

|image= [[Image:ms-19530614.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Water Champ"''' is the 57th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19540725.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Ocean Wind"''' is the 63rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image=[[Image:Fred_Fredericks-60s-01.jpg|200px]]<br>from 1960 Fredericks sold his first cartoon to Atlantic City Daily World at the age of 18, and in the late 1940

|image= [[Image:ms-19381030.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Haunted Range"''' is the 10th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19531004.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mandrake Plays Cupid"''' is the 59th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19400929.jpg|250px|border]] ...ore like an additional independent event at the end of the previous story. First row ending the previous story, next row planning trip to Amoz Island. Then

|image= [[Image:ms-19481121.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Raft People"''' is the 41st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19520713.jpg|250px|border]] |Followed= "[[The Hide-out]]"

|image= [[Image:ms-19560219.jpg|250px|border]] '''"City in the Deep"''' is the 69th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19711128.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Garden of the Inca"''' is the 115th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...rest is expressed by his own created comics strips and in some of the comic-books written and/or drawn by him. It is interesting to note that both humor Image:Njpats-590119.jpg|''"New Jersey Patriots" / first daily strip, January 19, 1959''

|image= [[Image:ms-19630317.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Ghost Lover"''' is the 92nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

'''"Old Folks"''' is the 134th Mandrake [[Sunday story]]. '''One-time characters'''

|image= [[Image:ms-19590906.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Horse Thief"''' is the 80th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...r, Phil's wife Martha took over Mandrake.<br>Now they work together on the strip.]] ...e is. In that thought you'd share the opinion of Phil Davis, who draws the strip. Phil believes you like Mandrake because it isn't really a "cartoon" with e

|image= [[Image:ms-19530712.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mandrake's Magic House"''' is the 58th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19690406.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Galactic Rumble"''' is the 106th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19611217.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Collector"''' is the 89th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19480208.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Prince Who Never Smiled"''' is the 37th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19410427.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.6: The Witch of Tago"''' is the 19th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19541219.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Sleeping Forest"''' is the 64th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19590712.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Old West Revisited"''' is the 79th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19580105.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Invaders"''' is the 74th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

==Adapted prose stories, illustrated== Prose stories adapted from daily and Sunday strips illustrated by using some edited pictures from the strips.

|image= [[Image:ms-1964-08-16.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mole"''' is the 95th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19440130.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Garden of Wuzzu"''' is the 26th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

In 1946 Chatto created the comic strip "Destiny Scott" for the Sydney Morning Herald. In 1947 he created two comic ...industry to become a freelance film producer and cine cameraman. On a part-time basis he did comic book covers for Page Publications and a series of Sk

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

|image= [[Image:ms-19600814-c.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Water Pirates"''' is the 84th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19750720.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Ghost Town"''' is the 127th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19580427.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mesa"''' is the 75th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19421108.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mystery of the Girls with Red Hair"''' is the 23rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19601211.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Sky Raid"''' is the 85th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19510318.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Mystery of the Vanishing Homes"''' is the 49th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|Title= The Hide-out |image= [[Image:ms-19521123.jpg|250px|border]]

|image= [[Image:ms-19401229.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.5: The Ghost Ship"''' is the 18th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19681110.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The All or Nothing Hunt"''' is the 105th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19550320.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Isle of the Giant"''' is the 65th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19600508.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Demon Photographer"''' is the 82nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19501029.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Curse of the Kavrun Emerald"''' is the 47th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-1970-01-18.jpg|200px|border]] '''"The 3D Monster"''' is the 108th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19441210.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Fountain of Youth"''' is the 29th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

'''"The Flame Pearls Pt.8: The Hungry Isles"''' is the 21st Mandrake [[Sunday story]]. '''One-time characters'''

|image= [[Image:ms-1963-09-08.png|200px|border]] '''"The Double"''' is the 93rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19410629.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.7: Land of the Giants"''' is the 20th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19511223.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Jungle Fullback"''' is the 52nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19670430.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Meeting of Mandrake and Lothar"''' is the 101st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19610212.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Summit Conference"''' is the 86th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19400602.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.2: Magnetic Island"''' is the 15th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19400818.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.3: The Three Cows"''' is the 16th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

the "Morning world" (Monroe-West, Monroe, Louisiana) between 1978 and 1980. A Sunday edition was also printed with the usual comics section

|image= [[Image:Ms-19451111.color.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Twins of Karana"''' is the 32nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19480912.jpg|250px|border]] '''"City of Jewels" Pt.3: "Conclusion"''' is the 40th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19570811.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Place Called X"''' is the 73rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19350602a.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Land of the Fakirs"''' is the 2nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19480411.jpg|250px|border]] '''"City of Jewels" Pt.1: "The Polar Bear Pirates"''' is the 38th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19400421.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.1: Attempted Assassination"''' is the 14th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19660814.jpg|250px|border]] |Preceded= "[[The Underworld vs. Inter-Intel]]"

|image= [[Image:ms-19590322.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Watcher"''' is the 78th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19480627.jpg|250px|border]] '''"City of Jewels" Pt.2: "The Ice Demons"''' is the 39th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...[[Image:ms-19401013.jpg|250px|border]]<br><br>[[Image:Ms-19401013-original-art.jpg|250px|border]] (original art) '''"The Flame Pearls Pt.4: The Amazons"''' is the 17th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19640126.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Castaway"''' is the 94th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19531129.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Rex"''' is the 60th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:md-1936-07-20.png|400 px]] '''One-time characters'''

|image= [[Image:ms-19360308.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Circus People"''' is the 4rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19490508.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Mystery of the Big Trees"''' is the 43rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:El-Tony-001.jpg|200 px]] |Sample= First issue

|image= [[Image:ms-19551127.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Castaway"''' is the 68th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19530125.jpg|250px|border]] |Preceded= "[[The Hide-out]]"

|image= [[Image:SP-1937-107.jpg|200 px]] |Date= 1935-1939

|First= December 1, 1934 ...oducing Mandrake to Australian audiences, when it unveiled their new comic strip character on December 1, 1934. Mandrake quickly became one of the Weekly's

|image= [[Image:ms-19671001.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Game of Chance"''' is the 102nd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19351013.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Land of the Little People"''' is the 3rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...e the largest evening newspaper in the United States. It started running a Sunday edition when it absorbed the Philadelphia Record in 1947 In the sunday edition, "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]]s were published at least between 1947 and 1963, the precise dates remain

|image= [[Image:Ms-19611001-original-art.jpg|300px|border]] (original art) '''"Diversion"''' is the 88th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19460310.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Singing Devils"''' is the 33rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19591122.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Abominable Snowman"''' is the 81th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19470914.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Blue Bandit"''' is the 36th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19460707.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Roc Island"''' is the 34th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19670101.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Blackout Caper"''' is the 100th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

.... The Sunday edition is titled the "Sunday Free Press". The newspaper was first published as the "Democratic Free Press and Michigan Intelligencer" on May "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]] appeared from January 28, 1940 to June 8, 1986.

|image= [[Image:ms-19370314.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Prince Paulo the Tyrant"''' is the 6th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...y|Norwegian]] newspaper that published "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[daily strip]] from 1948 to 1956 and 1962 to 1998. ...published 3 July 1767 as ''Kongelig allene privilegerede Trondheims Adresse-Contoirs Efterretninger''. The name has changed several times before the new

|image= [[Image:ms-19580713.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Birthday Party"''' is the 76th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19450624.jpg|250px|border]] '''"The Attalan Deep"''' is the 31st Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:ms-19520224.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Taboo Land"''' is the 53rd Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

At differents periods and always in black-and-white, such classics as "Blondie", "Donald Duck", "Flash Gordon", "Henry", " In 1995 it became a a bi-monthly magazine.

|image= [[Image:ms-19461110.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Kingdom of Marvel"''' is the 35th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

...ay Moore''' assisted [[Phil Davis]] on the [[Mandrake the Magician]] comic strip a short periode before he, together with [[Lee Falk]], created '''[[The Pha ...Yearly Moore ''(1871-1933)'' married Martha Stephens ''(1874-1964)''. The first years they lived with David's family at Bedford<ref>1900 United States Fede

|image= [[Image:ms-19490814.jpg|250px|border]] '''"Jungle Adventure"''' is the 44th Mandrake [[Sunday story]].

|image= [[Image:Wilson-McCoy.jpg|200px]] ...<ref>[http://www.ancestry.com ancestry.com]: Illinois, Marriage Index, 1860-1920</ref> May 23, 1886, in Batchtown. Calhoun County, Illinois. Edward work

...The Reading Eagle''''' (now abbreviated as "Reading Eagle") is a daily and Sunday newspaper published in Reading, Pennsylvania. ...illed for bankruptcy protection early 2019 and its assets sell to "Digital First", a chain specialized in the repurchase of newspapers previous possessions.

...Portuguese]] newspaper that published "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" [[Sunday strip]]. ...al\ Quadradinhos''', October 4 1971. The publishing date is printed on the first page and the series have no other numbering. The ''Quadradinhos'' was a sup

|image= [[Image:Phil_Davis-40s.jpg|200px]] ...ef>[http://www.ancestry.com ancestry.com]: Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002</ref> on April 30, 1900, in Franklin, Howard, Missouri. Charles worked

...x]]<br>Lee Falk at the drawing board<br>''photo by Will Dickey<ref name="TG-83">Gardner Tom, "Phantom character's fate is in hands of creator Lee Falk", ==First==

|image= [[Image:J-V-Connolly.jpg|200px]] ...lder sister, Sabina H ''(1889-1969)'' and a younger brother Roger A ''(1901-1953)''.

|Sample= First Dutch issue |Publisher= [[Editions du Pont-Levis]]<br>NV Uitgaven Pont-Levis

|image= [[Image:Suplemento Juvenil-0001.jpg|200 px]] |Sample= First issue

...' was an [[USA|American]] newspaper that published "[[Mandrake]]" [[Sunday strip]] from 1935 to 1973. == Published stories ==

[[Image:LF-Draft-Card-1940.jpg‎ |thumb|240px|Draft Card 1940]] ...ars and which period may contain possible ghosted Mandrake and The Phantom stories.

|image=[[Image:Lee_Falk-40s.jpg|200px]] ===1910-1919===

|Sample= First issue |Date= 1953-1983

Image:xmas-card-1939-mtm.jpg|[[KFS - Christmas Cards 1939|1939<br>Christmas Card]] Image:exhibit-card-1949-mtm-01.jpg|[[Exhibit Card|1949<br>Exhibit Card]]