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'''L'Audace''' was a weekly magazine for travel, sports and adventure from the start in 1934. '''L'Audace''' changed the magazine to a larger format (27 x 39 cm) from #35 and began to include comics from #60 in 1935. The format canged once more from #95 (27 x 39 cm). From #60 the magazine had 16 pages and was printed in b/w and color, from #182 the pages was reduced to 12. | '''L'Audace''' was a weekly magazine for travel, sports and adventure from the start in 1934. '''L'Audace''' changed the magazine to a larger format (27 x 39 cm) from #35 and began to include comics from #60 in 1935. The format canged once more from #95 (27 x 39 cm). From #60 the magazine had 16 pages and was printed in b/w and color, from #182 the pages was reduced to 12. | ||
The magazine reprinted the 7th first Sunday stories with '''''Drakman''''' | The magazine reprinted the 7th first Sunday stories with Mandrake. From the beginning with full pages in color on the back cover. From issue 147 in b/w inside the magazine, sharing the page with other material. | ||
In this series Mandrake was known as '''''Drakman''' il re dalla magia'' and Lothar as '''Otto'''. | |||
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=== Reprint === | === Reprint === | ||
In the 70s all issues was reprinted into several books. The Mandrake stories one find in #2 - #12 (reprint L'Audace #8 to #258). | In the 70s all issues was reprinted into several books. The Mandrake stories one find in #2 - #12 (reprint L'Audace #8 to #258). | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 7 April 2013
L'Audace was published by SAEV (Soc. Anonima Editrice Vecchi) in Italy.
History
L'Audace was a weekly magazine for travel, sports and adventure from the start in 1934. L'Audace changed the magazine to a larger format (27 x 39 cm) from #35 and began to include comics from #60 in 1935. The format canged once more from #95 (27 x 39 cm). From #60 the magazine had 16 pages and was printed in b/w and color, from #182 the pages was reduced to 12.
The magazine reprinted the 7th first Sunday stories with Mandrake. From the beginning with full pages in color on the back cover. From issue 147 in b/w inside the magazine, sharing the page with other material.
In this series Mandrake was known as Drakman il re dalla magia and Lothar as Otto.
Issue overview
- "Il regno segreto degli assassini" ("The Hidden Kingdom of Murderers"), starts in #87-1935 and ends in #91-1935. incomplete: the five last strips only
- "Mandrake nel paese dei fachiri" ("Land of the Fakirs"), starts in #92-1935 and ends in #110-1936.
- "Mandrake e i nani Shinder" ("Land of the Little People"), starts in #111-1936 and ends in #131-1936.
- "Mandrake e i segreti dei circo" ("The Circus People"), starts in #132-1936 and ends in #156-1936.
- "Gli uomini di cristallo" ("Chamber into the X Dimension"), starts in #178-1937 and ends in #205-1937.
- "Mandrake contro il tiranno" ("Prince Paulo the Tyrant"), starts in #206-1937 and ends in #230-1938.
- "Mandrake alla caccia del tesoro" ("The Treasure Hunt"), starts in #231-1938 and ends in #254-1938.
Reprint
In the 70s all issues was reprinted into several books. The Mandrake stories one find in #2 - #12 (reprint L'Audace #8 to #258).
