The Werewolf

The Werewolf
Start date:	November 4th, 1935
End date:	February 29th, 1936
# of strips:	102 (17 weeks)
Writer:	Lee Falk
Artist:	Phil Davis
Preceded by:	"Saki, the Clay Camel"
Followed by:	"The Return of the Clay Camel"

"The Werewolf" is the 5th Mandrake daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Phil Davis.

In this story one find a special made "Merry Christmas" strip for December the 25th of 1935.

Plot Summary

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Appearances

Recurring characters

• Mandrake
• Lothar

One-time characters

• Boris
• Vasil, son of Boris
• Lora Gates, nieces of Boris.
• Emil Jacques, a circus man.
• Bo-Bo, the dog-faced boy.

Locations

• Europe

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Brazil

• "Lobisomem!", Mandrake Especial #4 (1987)
• "No Vale do Lobisomem", Mandrake Coleção #5 (1990)

France

• "Mandrake et le Loup-Garou", Hop-là! (1938)
• "Le loup-garou", Collection à 8 Francs Le loup-garou (1945)
  • "Nuit d'épouvante", Collection à 8 Francs Nuit d'épouvante (1945)
• "Le loup-garou", Mandrake le Magicien Vol. 2 (1982)

Italy

• "Il fenomeno da circo", L'Avventuroso #109 - #128 (1936-1937)
• "Il fenomeno da circo", Collana Albi grandi avventure - Mandrake #5 (1937)
• "Il lupo umano", Albi Economici Nerbini #13,
  • "La casa dei rumori", Albi Economici Nerbini #14,
  • "La barracca misteriosa", Albi Economici Nerbini #15 and
  • "Il fenomeno da circo", Albi Economici Nerbini #16 (1949)
• "Il fenomeno del circo", Special Mandrake #161 (1965)
  • "Il cugino Vasil", Special Mandrake #162 (1965)
• "Il lupo mannaro", Mandrake #31 (1977)
  • "Il fenomeno da circo", Mandrake #32 (1977)

Kingdom of Spain

• "El Circo del Horror (El Hombre Lobo)", Mandrake #5 (1982)

Turkey

• "Kurtadam", Ateş (1938)

Kingdom of Yugoslavia

• "Мандрак у борби против вукодлака", (romanized as "Mandrak u borbi protiv vukodlaka"), Mika Miš #172 – #209 (1938)
• "Мандрак у борби против вукодлака", (romanized as "Mandrak u borbi protiv vukodlaka"), Zabavnik #53 and #56 (1939)