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*"Incroyable mais vrai" (Incredible but True")
*"Incroyable mais vrai" (Incredible but True")
*"Roland Cassecou" by Charlie Schmidt
*"Roland Cassecou" by Charlie Schmidt
===Prose stories===
"Tarzan", ''and the Jewels of Opar'' by Edgar Rice Burroughs <small>''(French: "Tarzan et le trésor d'Opar", Dutch: "Tarzan en de Schat van Opar")</small>


==Note==
==Note==
*This issue is the first having 12 pages instead of 8 previously; it contains the first chapter of a written story of "Tarzan" ("Tarzan et le trésor d'Opar"/original title: "Tarzan and the jewels of Opar") by Edgar Rice Burroughs.  
*This issue is the first having 12 pages instead of 8 previously.
*The last part of the Mandrake sunday page is featured on the back cover.
*The last part of the Mandrake sunday page is featured on the back cover.
   
   
[[Category:Story issues|Story 028]]
[[Category:Story issues|Story 028]]

Revision as of 14:25, 24 July 2017

Story #28
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Cover artist: Phil Davis from story art
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Dutch version
Country/language: Mini belgium.gif Belgium / French, Dutch
Format: 21 × 30 cm
Pages: 12 pgs, b/w & color
Publishing date: December 27, 1945
Editor: unknown
Publishing company: Editions du Pont-Levis
Preceded by: Story #27
Followed by: Story #29


Contents

Mandrake stories

Other comics

  • "Tippie" by Frances Edwina Dumm
  • "Tex le cow-boy" ("Tex Thorne") by Zane Grey & Allen Dean
  • "Pivoine et Pétunia", Quel Amphibie ! by ?
  • "Mathurin dit Popeye" ("Popeye"), Popeye et le martien (part 4) by Elzie Crisler Segar
  • "Skippy" by Percy Crosb
  • "Incroyable mais vrai" (Incredible but True")
  • "Roland Cassecou" by Charlie Schmidt

Prose stories

"Tarzan", and the Jewels of Opar by Edgar Rice Burroughs (French: "Tarzan et le trésor d'Opar", Dutch: "Tarzan en de Schat van Opar")

Note

  • This issue is the first having 12 pages instead of 8 previously.
  • The last part of the Mandrake sunday page is featured on the back cover.