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== Plot Summary == | == Plot Summary == | ||
Mandrake and Narda visiting Mr Brown, a geologist. He telling about his theory, creatures living at the Earth's core under a tremendous pressure. When moving towards the surface they causing earthquakes and vulcanic erutions. Then an earthquake ....... | |||
===Appearances=== | ===Appearances=== | ||
<div style="float:left; width: | <div style="float:left; width:40%;"> | ||
'''Recurring characters''' | '''Recurring characters''' | ||
*[[Mandrake]] | *[[Mandrake]] | ||
*[[Narda]] | *[[Narda]] | ||
'''One-time characters''' | '''One-time characters''' | ||
* | *Mr Brown, a geologist. | ||
</div><div style="float:right; width:40%;"> | |||
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'''Locations''' | '''Locations''' | ||
*US | |||
**The desert | |||
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== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
*The story title is from the strip of April 4 and 11, 1954 (Next Week: The Mountain that Walked / Beginning: The Mountain that Walked). | |||
== Reprints == | == Reprints == | ||
This story has been published in the following publications: | This story has been published in the following publications: | ||
=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil === | |||
*"A Montanha Andante", [[Mandrake 12 (RGE)|''Mandrake'' #12]] (1955) | |||
=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy === | === [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy === | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway === | === [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway === | ||
*"Det vandrende fjellet", [[Fantomet 8/1998|''Fantomet'' #8]] (1998) | *"Det vandrende fjellet", [[Fantomet 8/1998|''Fantomet'' #8]] (1998) | ||
=== [[Image:mini_spainunderfranco.gif]] [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain === | |||
*"La Montaña Que Caminaba", [[Mandrake el Mago: Sundays pages 1953–1956 (Dolmen Editorial)]] (2020) | |||
*"La Montaña Que Caminaba", [[Héroes del Cómic 8]] (2021) | |||
=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden === | === [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden === | ||
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=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey === | === [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey === | ||
*"Yürüyen | *"Yürüyen Dağ", [[Mandrake 120 (Tay)|''Mandrake'' #120]] (1976) | ||
*"Yürüyen Dağ", [[Mandrake Albüm 40 (Tay)|''Mandrake Albüm'' #40]] | |||
*"Yürüyen Dağ", [[Mandrake Albüm 110 (Tay)|''Mandrake Albüm'' #110]] | |||
=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | === [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA === | ||
Latest revision as of 10:20, 28 June 2022
| The Mountain that Walked | |
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| Start date: | April 11, 1954 |
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| End date: | May 23, 1954 |
| # of strips: | 7 (7 weeks) |
| Writer: | Lee Falk |
| Artist: | Phil Davis |
| Preceded by: | "Rex (The Living Fossil)" |
| Followed by: | "The Tomb" |
"The Mountain that Walked" is the 61st Mandrake Sunday story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.
Plot Summary
Mandrake and Narda visiting Mr Brown, a geologist. He telling about his theory, creatures living at the Earth's core under a tremendous pressure. When moving towards the surface they causing earthquakes and vulcanic erutions. Then an earthquake .......
Appearances
Locations
- US
- The desert
Behind the scenes
- The story title is from the strip of April 4 and 11, 1954 (Next Week: The Mountain that Walked / Beginning: The Mountain that Walked).
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Brazil
- "A Montanha Andante", Mandrake #12 (1955)
Italy
- "La seconda terra", Super Albo - Mandrake #78 (1964)
- "La seconda terra", Mandrake - New Comics Now #257 (1989)
Norway
- "Det vandrende fjellet", Fantomet #8 (1998)
Spain
- "La Montaña Que Caminaba", Mandrake el Mago: Sundays pages 1953–1956 (Dolmen Editorial) (2020)
- "La Montaña Que Caminaba", Héroes del Cómic 8 (2021)
Sweden
- "Det vandrande berget", Fantomen #8 (1998)
Turkey
- "Yürüyen Dağ", Mandrake #120 (1976)
- "Yürüyen Dağ", Mandrake Albüm #40
- "Yürüyen Dağ", Mandrake Albüm #110
USA
- "The Mountain that Walked", Mandrake Sundays #6 (1989)