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'''''Robinzon''''' (written ''''' | '''''Robinzon''''' (written '''''РоБинзон''''' in Serbian Cyrillic) was a [[Mandrake publications in Yugoslavia|Yugoslavia]]n comic magazine published by [[Aleksandar J. Ivković]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:41, 29 December 2012
Robinzon (written РоБинзон in Serbian Cyrillic) was a Yugoslavian comic magazine published by Aleksandar J. Ivković.
History
This magazine was published from 1936, had eight pages masures 24,5x35 cm. The first six issues was in b/w and from issue 7 the color covers was replaced by blue or green and white. The series run for 12 issues, ending August 27, 1936.
The contents of the first issue consisted of imported comics; "Radio Patrol" Charlie Schmidt, ""Brick Bradford", Clarence Gray, "Mandrake", and two local comics "Atlantida" and "Indusi – pobuna u džungli" by Nikola Navojev. From issue 6 Navojev started one more comics; "Tarasa Buljbu" scripted by Branko Vidić.
Issue overview
- "Kralj mađioničara Mandrak" ("The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers"), starts in # 1-1936 and ends in # 12-1936.
