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=== Mandrake stories === | === Mandrake stories === | ||
*"Le chancelier de fer" ("[[HRH Cuddles]]" part 1) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | *"Le chancelier de fer" ("[[HRH Cuddles]]" part 1) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. | ||
(this part = colorized daily strips from March 24 to May 31, 1947). | |||
===Other comics=== | ===Other comics=== | ||
*"Rip Kirby", ''La grande course'' by Alex Raymond. | *"Rip Kirby", ''La grande course'' (part 1) by Alex Raymond | ||
(original title: ''International Incident'' / this part = colorized daily strips from May 11 to July 2, 1953). | |||
==== Article ==== | |||
*"Les oiseaux exotiques", ''L'outarde canepetière'' by ? (inner back cover). | |||
==Note== | |||
The cover and the Mandrake story are from the Italian: | |||
<gallery> | |||
Image:Special_Mandrake-FS_177.jpg|[[Special Mandrake 177 (Fratelli Spada)|''Special Mandrake'' #177]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category: Spécial Mandrake (Mondes Mystérieux) issues|Spécial Mandrake 49]] | [[Category: Spécial Mandrake (Mondes Mystérieux) issues|Spécial Mandrake 49]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 30 January 2025
| Spécial Mandrake #49 | |
 Cover artist: Mario Caria | |
| Country/language: |  France / French
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| Format: | 17 × 24 cm |
| Pages: | 64 pgs, color |
| Publishing date: | September, 1967 |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Editions des Remparts |
| Preceded by: | Spécial Mandrake #48 |
| Followed by: | Spécial Mandrake #50 |
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "Le chancelier de fer" ("HRH Cuddles" part 1) by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.
(this part = colorized daily strips from March 24 to May 31, 1947).
Other comics
- "Rip Kirby", La grande course (part 1) by Alex Raymond
(original title: International Incident / this part = colorized daily strips from May 11 to July 2, 1953).
Article
- "Les oiseaux exotiques", L'outarde canepetière by ? (inner back cover).
Note
The cover and the Mandrake story are from the Italian:
