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'''''Aventurero''''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Spain|Spanish]] publication by [[Hispano Americana]] dedicated to various comic charcters.
{{Series
|Title= Aventurero
|image= [[Image:Aventurero-001.jpg|200px|border]]
|Sample= First issue
|Country= [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain / Spanish
|Publisher= [[Hispano Americana]]/<br>[[Ediciones Cliper]]
|Date= 1935-1953
|Issues= 165 +1 +3<br>31<br>38
|Format= 27x19<br>29x20 cm, <br>color and b/w
|}}


== History==
== Issue overview==
Series in '''Aventurero''' were: "Flash Gordon", "Terry and the Pirates", "Jungle Jim", "Secret Agent X-9", "[[The Phantom]]", "Mandrake", "Brick Bradford", "The Lone Ranger" and "Radio Patrol", among others.
=== Regular series ===
In 1935 the publisher Hispano Americana launched the magazine '''Aventurero''', after the same model as the Italian magazine [[L'Avventuroso]].  


The series had 165 issues plus one extraordinary ordinary issue.
US Comic characters published in '''Aventurero''' were: "Flash Gordon", "Terry and the Pirates", "Jungle Jim", "Secret Agent X-9", "[[The Phantom]]", "[[Mandrake the Magician|Merlín el Mago Moderno]]", "Brick Bradford", "The Lone Ranger" and "Radio Patrol", among others.
There are three special issues in this series: Almanaque 1936, Almanaque 1938 and Almanaque 1940, all of 27x19 cm. (except the last, of 22x16 cm.) Traditionally it has cited the existence of an Almanaque 1937 but we have not found evidence of publication.


Although the regular collection ended in December 1938, was published an Almanaque for 1940 in late 1939, perhaps with the intention of reviving the collection. Although this would not happen until 1945, when it relaunched a series titled '''Ediciones Aventurero'''.
The series run for 166 issues, with the last one as an ''exstraordinary'' issue.
==== Mandrake stories in Aventurero ====
{| {{table}}
!Title!! Original story title!! Issues !! Comment
|-
| ''no title''
|| "[[The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers]]" || [[Aventurero 25|25]], [[Aventurero 26|26]], [[Aventurero 27|27]], [[Aventurero 28|28]], [[Aventurero 29|29]], [[Aventurero 30|30]] || first strip is from April 21, 1935
|-
| "La tierra de los fakires" || "[[Land of the Fakirs]]" || [[Aventurero 31| 31]], [[Aventurero 32| 32]], [[Aventurero 33| 33]], [[Aventurero 34| 34]], [[Aventurero 35| 35]], [[Aventurero 36| 36]], [[Aventurero 37| 37]], [[Aventurero 38| 38]], [[Aventurero 39| 39]], [[Aventurero 40| 40]], [[Aventurero 41| 41]], [[Aventurero 42| 42]], [[Aventurero 43| 43]], [[Aventurero 44| 44]], [[Aventurero 45| 45]], [[Aventurero 46| 46]], [[Aventurero 47| 47]], [[Aventurero 48| 48]], [[Aventurero 49| 49]] || censored version
|-
| "La tierra de los pigmeos" || "[[Land of the Little People]]" || [[Aventurero 50| 50]], [[Aventurero 51| 51]], [[Aventurero 52| 52]], [[Aventurero 53| 53]], [[Aventurero 54| 54]], [[Aventurero 55| 55]], [[Aventurero 56| 56]], [[Aventurero 57| 57]], [[Aventurero 58| 58]], [[Aventurero 59| 59]], [[Aventurero 60| 60]], [[Aventurero 61| 61]], [[Aventurero 62| 62]], [[Aventurero 63| 63]], [[Aventurero 64| 64]], [[Aventurero 65| 65]], [[Aventurero 66| 66]], [[Aventurero 67| 67]], [[Aventurero 68| 68]], [[Aventurero 69| 69]], [[Aventurero 70| 70]] || censored version
|-
| ''no title'' || "[[The Circus People]]" || [[Aventurero 71| 71]], [[Aventurero 72| 72]], [[Aventurero 73| 73]], [[Aventurero 74| 74]], [[Aventurero 75| 75]], [[Aventurero 76| 76]], [[Aventurero 77| 77]], [[Aventurero 78| 78]], [[Aventurero 79| 79]], [[Aventurero 80| 80]], [[Aventurero 81| 81]], [[Aventurero 82| 82]], [[Aventurero 83| 83]], [[Aventurero 84| 84]], [[Aventurero 85| 85]], [[Aventurero 86| 86]], [[Aventurero 87| 87]], [[Aventurero 88| 88]], [[Aventurero 89| 89]], [[Aventurero 90| 90]], [[Aventurero 91| 91]], [[Aventurero 92| 92]], [[Aventurero 93| 93]], [[Aventurero 94| 94]], [[Aventurero 95| 95]] || censored version
|-
| "El secreto de profesor Theobold" || "[[Chamber into the X Dimension]]" || [[Aventurero 96| 96]], [[Aventurero 97| 97]], [[Aventurero 98| 98]], [[Aventurero 99| 99]], [[Aventurero 100| 100]], [[Aventurero 101| 101]], [[Aventurero 102| 102]], [[Aventurero 103| 103]], [[Aventurero 104| 104]], [[Aventurero 105| 105]], [[Aventurero 106| 106]], [[Aventurero 107| 107]], [[Aventurero 108| 108]], [[Aventurero 109| 109]], [[Aventurero 110| 110]], [[Aventurero 111| 111]], [[Aventurero 112| 112]], [[Aventurero 113| 113]], [[Aventurero 114| 114]], [[Aventurero 115| 115]], [[Aventurero 116| 116]], [[Aventurero 117| 117]], [[Aventurero 118| 118]], [[Aventurero 119| 119]], [[Aventurero 120| 120]], [[Aventurero 121| 121]], [[Aventurero 122| 122]], [[Aventurero 123| 123]] ||
|-
| ''no title'' ||  "[[Prince Paulo the Tyrant]]" || [[Aventurero 124| 124]], [[Aventurero 125| 125]], [[Aventurero 126| 126]], [[Aventurero 127| 127]], [[Aventurero 128| 128]], [[Aventurero 129| 129]], [[Aventurero 130| 130]], [[Aventurero 131| 131]], [[Aventurero 132| 132]], [[Aventurero 133| 133]], [[Aventurero 134| 134]], [[Aventurero 135| 135]], [[Aventurero 136| 136]], [[Aventurero 137| 137]], [[Aventurero 138| 138]], [[Aventurero 139| 139]], [[Aventurero 140| 140]], [[Aventurero 141| 141]], [[Aventurero 142| 142]], [[Aventurero 143| 143]], [[Aventurero 144| 144]], [[Aventurero 145| 145]], [[Aventurero 146| 146]], [[Aventurero 147| 147]], [[Aventurero 148| 148]] ||
|-
| ''no title'' ||  "[[The Treasure Hunt]]" || [[Aventurero 149| 149]], [[Aventurero 150| 150]], [[Aventurero 151| 151]], [[Aventurero 152| 152]], [[Aventurero 153| 153]], [[Aventurero 154| 154]], [[Aventurero 155| 155]], [[Aventurero 156| 156]], [[Aventurero 157| 157]], [[Aventurero 158| 158]], [[Aventurero 159| 159]], [[Aventurero 160| 160]], [[Aventurero 161| 161]], [[Aventurero 162| 162]], [[Aventurero 163| 163]], [[Aventurero 164| 164]], [[Aventurero 165| 165]], [[Aventurero 166| 166]] || last strip is from January 1, 1938
|-
|}


== Issue overview ==
===== Aventurero Almanaque=====
*"no given title" ("[[The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers]]"), starts in # 25-1935 and ends in # 30-1935. <small>first strip are from April 21, 1935</small>
There are three special issues in this series: Almanaque 1936, Almanaque 1938 and Almanaque 1940 (size 27x19 cm except the last issue 22x16 cm.) The existence of an Almanaque 1937 is traditionally mentioned but no evidence of real publication has been found.
*"La tierra de los fakires" ("[[Land of the Fakirs]]"), starts in # 31-1935 and ends in # 49-1936.
*"La tierra de los pigmeos" ("[[Land of the Little People]]"), starts in # 50-1936 and ends in # 123-1936.
*"no given title" ("[[The Circus People]]"), starts in # 71-1936 and ends in # 95-1937.
*"El secreto de profesor Theobold" ("[[Chamber into the X Dimension]]"), starts in # 96-1937 and ends in # 123-1937.
*"no given title" ("[[Prince Paulo the Tyrant]]"), starts in # 124-1937 and ends in # 148-1938.
*"The Treasure Hunt" ("[[The Treasure Hunt]]"), starts in # 149-1938 and ends in # 166-1938.<small>last strip are from February 1, 1938</small>


Although the regular collection ended in December 1938 the Almanaque 1940 was released in late 1939, perhaps with the intention of reviving the collection. However this would not happen until 1945 with a relaunched series entitled '''Ediciones Aventurero'''.
======Issues with Mandrake======
<gallery>
Image:Aventurero_Almanaque-1940.jpg|[[Aventurero Almanaque 1940|''Aventurero Almanaque''<br> #1940]]
</gallery>
===Ediciones Aventurero ===
Hispano Americana relaunched "Aventurero" in 1945 under the title '''Ediciones Aventurero'''. The new series ran for 31 issues. The new series had more focus on Spanish produced and did not print any Mandrake stories.
==== Almanaque Aventurero====
In the series an Almanaque Aventurero was released in 1946, containing one Mandrake story.
=====Issues with Mandrake=====
<gallery>
Image:Almanaque_Aventurero-1946.jpg|[[Almanaque Aventurero 1946|''Almanaque Aventurero''<br> #1946]]
</gallery>
===Third series===
In 1953 Ediciones Futuro ''(previously believed to be Ediciones Cliper)'' bought the rights from Hispano Americana. 38 issues were released in this new series, none with Mandrake stories.
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Latest revision as of 11:47, 23 December 2019

Aventurero
Aventurero-001.jpg
First issue
Country/language: Mini spain.gif Spain / Spanish
Publishing company: Hispano Americana/
Ediciones Cliper
Publishing years: 1935-1953
Issues: 165 +1 +3
31
38
Format: 27x19
29x20 cm,
color and b/w


Issue overview

Regular series

In 1935 the publisher Hispano Americana launched the magazine Aventurero, after the same model as the Italian magazine L'Avventuroso.

US Comic characters published in Aventurero were: "Flash Gordon", "Terry and the Pirates", "Jungle Jim", "Secret Agent X-9", "The Phantom", "Merlín el Mago Moderno", "Brick Bradford", "The Lone Ranger" and "Radio Patrol", among others.

The series run for 166 issues, with the last one as an exstraordinary issue.

Mandrake stories in Aventurero

Title Original story title Issues Comment
no title "The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers" 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 first strip is from April 21, 1935
"La tierra de los fakires" "Land of the Fakirs" 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49 censored version
"La tierra de los pigmeos" "Land of the Little People" 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 censored version
no title "The Circus People" 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 censored version
"El secreto de profesor Theobold" "Chamber into the X Dimension" 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123
no title "Prince Paulo the Tyrant" 124, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148
no title "The Treasure Hunt" 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166 last strip is from January 1, 1938
Aventurero Almanaque

There are three special issues in this series: Almanaque 1936, Almanaque 1938 and Almanaque 1940 (size 27x19 cm except the last issue 22x16 cm.) The existence of an Almanaque 1937 is traditionally mentioned but no evidence of real publication has been found.

Although the regular collection ended in December 1938 the Almanaque 1940 was released in late 1939, perhaps with the intention of reviving the collection. However this would not happen until 1945 with a relaunched series entitled Ediciones Aventurero.

Issues with Mandrake

Ediciones Aventurero

Hispano Americana relaunched "Aventurero" in 1945 under the title Ediciones Aventurero. The new series ran for 31 issues. The new series had more focus on Spanish produced and did not print any Mandrake stories.

Almanaque Aventurero

In the series an Almanaque Aventurero was released in 1946, containing one Mandrake story.

Issues with Mandrake

Third series

In 1953 Ediciones Futuro (previously believed to be Ediciones Cliper) bought the rights from Hispano Americana. 38 issues were released in this new series, none with Mandrake stories.