Hardi présente "Donald" 28
Appearance
| Hardi présente "Donald" #28 | |
Cover artist: (stories art) | |
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| Format: | 27 × 41 cm |
| Pages: | 8 pgs, b/w and color |
| Publishing date: | September 28, 1947 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Opera Mundi |
| Preceded by: | Hardi présente "Donald" #27 |
| Followed by: | Hardi présente "Donald" #29 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "no title" ("Pleasant Valley" (part 11 / color) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
(this part = colorized daily strips from February 18 to 20, 1946 / Mandrake is named "Mandrake Roi de la Magie").
Other comics
- "Donald" ("Donald Duck"), Donald cherche ses neveux by Bob Karp (w.) and Al Taliaferro (a.) (color / front cover)
- "Jim la Jungle" ("Jungle Jim") by Paul Norris (part / Sunday page / color / front cover)
- "Luc Bradefer" ("Brick Bradford") by William Ritt (w.) and Clarence Gray (a.) (part / colorized daily strips)
- "Le Roi de la Police Montée" ("King of the Mounted Police") by Jim Cary (part / 1945 daily strips / bl. & w.)
- "Les aventures de "Monsieur de la Guerche" by Raymond Calame (w.) and Yves Groux + Willy Groux (a.), inspired from theAmédée Achard's novel (part / bl. & w.)
- "Guy L'éclair" ("Flash Gordon") by Austin Briggs (part / Sunday page / color)
- "Pim! Pam! Poum!" ("Katzenjammer Kids") by Doc Winner (color / March 9, 1947 Sunday page Sunday page / back cover).
- .../...
Written texts
- L'allumette suèdoise by ?
- "Club Donald" by ?
- "Franck Sauvage"("Doc Savage"), Le monstre des Sargasses by Kenneth Robeson (w.) and Guy d'Antin (illustration) (original title: The Sargasso Ogre / 1933)
- "Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs (illustrated / bl. & w.).