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|Title=Indrajal Comics #127 |Preceded= [[Indrajal Comics 121|''Indrajal Comics'' #121]]

|Title=King Comics 120 |image= [[Image:King comics-120.jpg|200 px|border]]

|Followed= [[Mandrake (Mondes Mystérieux) 121|''Mandrake'' #121]] *"Le voleur fantôme" ("[[The Flying Phantom (King)| The Flying Phantom]]") by [[Dick Wood]] and [[Werner Roth]] & [[Andre LeB

|Preceded= [[I Classici dell'Avventura 121|''I Classici dell'Avventura'' #121]] === Other comics ===

|Title=Uncanny Tales #121 |image= [[Image:Uncanny Tales 121.jpg|200 px]]

...08|108]], [[Gibi 111|111]], [[Gibi 114|114]], [[Gibi 118|118]], [[Gibi 121|121]], [[Gibi 124|124]], [[Gibi 128|128]], [[Gibi 131|131]], [[Gibi 134|134]], ...#55]], [[King Comics 56|''King Comics'' #56]] and [[King Comics 57|''King Comics'' #57]] (1940/1941)

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

*"Il corsaro Babbo Natale", [[New Comics Now 42|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #42]] (1981) ...g Comics 120|''King Comics'' #120]] and [[King Comics 121|''King Comics'' #121]] (1946)

...rince extravagant", [[Aventures et Mystères 121|''Aventures et Mystères'' #121]] (1950) ...#25]], [[King Comics 26|''King Comics'' #26]], and [[King Comics 27|''King Comics'' #27]] (1937/1938)

*Og, King of the wooly men. Cannibals and hereditare enemies of the little people. *"No País dos Homens Pequeninos", [[Mandrake 121 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #121]] (1966)

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

...ries was soon so successful that the term "Gibi" has become synonymous of "comics" book" in Brazil. Throughout the years, many American comics characters were published in "Gibi" with "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" amongs

...ong with two other comics such as "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Secret Agent X-9", "King of the Royal Mounted" and so on. Image:Icda-m-121.jpg|[[I Classici dell'Avventura 121|issue 121<br>''Mandrake'']]

...d Towers)'' by Frank Buck and Glen Cravath; Tailspin Tommy by Hal Forrest; King of the Royal Mounted Police ''(Audax)'' by Charles Flanders; Popeye ''(Brac ...118| 118]], [[L'Audace 119| 119]], [[L'Audace 120| 120]], [[L'Audace 121| 121]], [[L'Audace 122| 122]], [[L'Audace 123| 123]], [[L'Audace 124| 124]], [[L

...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 ...6]], 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128'' ||

...'". Writing that; ''Mandrake is among the very most compelling and popular comics in the world'', ''380 newspapers publish Mandrake regularly in a variety of | 121 ||"[[The Giant Toothache]]" || February 22, 1964 || June 16, 1964 ||

...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]]".