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|Title=King Comics 52 |Preceded= [[King Comics 51|''King Comics'' #51]]

|Title=Indrajal Comics #50 |Preceded= [[Indrajal Comics 48|''Indrajal Comics'' #48]]

|Title=Indrajal Comics #53 |Preceded= [[Indrajal Comics 51|''Indrajal Comics'' #51]]

|Preceded= [[The Boys' Comic Paper 51|issue 51]] === Other comics ===

|image= [[Image:king-F-10.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[Mandrake the Magician 4 (King)|''Mandrake'' #4]] (1967)

|Followed= [[Uncanny Tales 51|Uncanny Tales #51]] *"[[Midnight with Mandrake (King, The Phantom)|Midnight with Mandrake]]" by [[Bill Ziegler]] <small>(?)</sma

|Followed= [[The Boys' Comic Paper 51|''The Boys' Comic Paper'' #51]] === Other comics ===

|Title=Indrajal Comics #51 |Preceded= [[Indrajal Comics 50|''Indrajal Comics'' #50]]

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

|Preceded= [[Colorín Colorao 51|''Colorín Colorao'' #51]] === Other comics ===

Super-comics-series-16.jpg|[[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ...#50]], [[King Comics 51|''King Comics'' #51]] and [[King Comics 52|''King Comics'' #52]] (1940)

|Title= The Boys' Comic Paper #51 |image= [[Image:Boys comic paper-51.jpg|200px]]

...f comic books previously released in the United States ([[King Comics|King Comics]]) but in a less attractive black and white inside pages. At least five sto ...; Maître du Kung Fu 41; Rawhide Kid 52 and 53; Thor 65/66; Les Vengeurs 50/51; Wonder Woman 5 (452 pgs)

===King Comics stories=== The [[Spotlight on stylometric text analysis - King Comics stories|King Comics stories]]

*The Match King, famous swindler believed dead. *"The Ghost Town", [[Indrajal Comics 265|''Indrajal Comics'' #265]] (1976)

...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]].

...Paper" reprinted various newspaper comics; "Superman", "Prince Valiant", "King of the Royal Mounted", "Mandrake the Magician", "[[The Phantom]]" and other ...paper-51.jpg|<center>[[The Boys' Comic Paper 51|''The Boys' Comic Paper'' #51]]

*King Rupert, Aleena's sixth husbond. *"Spell of the Enchantress", [[Indrajal Comics Vol. 24 No. 52|''Indrajal Comics'' Vol. 24 No. 52]] (1987)

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

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

...ayouts and drawing styles from other artists. In an interview published in King Comic Heroes ''(James Van Hise, Pioneer Books, 1988)'', Lee Falk tells an a ...title)"'', [[King Comics 1|''King Comics'' #1]] and [[King Comics 2|''King Comics'' #2]] (1936)

...ong with two other comics such as "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Secret Agent X-9", "King of the Royal Mounted" and so on. Image:classmandit051.jpg|[[I Classici dell'Avventura 51|issue 51<br>''Mandrake'']]

...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".

Many of the covers of these comics were credited to [[Philip Wilding]] and [[Cashier]]. ...ries like "Kid Montana" ''(issues 55 - 56)'', "Maverick Marshal" ''(issues 51 - 52)'' and "Front-Line Combat" ''( 2 -3)'', to mentione a few.

...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 Image:Stamp-51-UN-112.jpg|1951 UN

...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)''

...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.

...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 | "L'isola degli Avvoltoi" || "[[Roc Island]]" || '''1948:''' ''51, 52, 53, 54, 55, [[L'Avventura 56| 56]], [[L'Avventura 57| 57]], [[L'Avvent

...kers, ''Leatherneck'' (Marine Corps Association), September 1953, pages 49-51, 73</ref> for most of the material (the lyrics and scenes, the songs also c ...Late War|"The Late, Late War"]] and [[Spotlight on Fred Fredericks - Other Comics - Under the Stars and Bars|"Under the Stars and Bars"]].

...'". Writing that; ''Mandrake is among the very most compelling and popular comics in the world'', ''380 newspapers publish Mandrake regularly in a variety of | 51 ||"[[The Amazing Ray]]" || August 18, 1950 || November 25, 1950 ||

...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]]".

...l Brootherhood" The Modern View ''(St. Louis, Missouri)'' 22 April 1926, p 51</ref> by Leon H Epstein at a meeting in the Temple Israel Brootherhood. ...eller on ebay) Lee and friend Senator Cranston, attended the Martin Luther King rally held in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

...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]]