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== Issue overview ==
== Issue overview ==
===Regular series===
=== Regular series ===
'''Paquito''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Mexico|Mexican]] comic book published from March 1935 to early 1950s, first by Editorial Juventud S.A. then later [[Editorial Panamericana|Editorial Panamericana S.A.]]. Initially, the book featured a mix of comics in every issue. It quickly gained popularity and was published six days a week. Among the comics published in ''Paquito'' were "Superman", "Batman" (the first time these characters appeared in Mexico), "The Saint", "Brick Bradford", "Popeye", "The Phantom", "Felix the Cat" and "Mandrake".
'''Paquito''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Mexico|Mexican]] comic book published from March 1935 to early 1950s, first by Editorial Juventud S.A. then later [[Editorial Panamericana|Editorial Panamericana S.A.]]. Initially, the book featured a mix of comics in every issue. It quickly gained popularity and was published six days a week. Among the comics published in ''Paquito'' were "Superman", "Batman" (the first time these characters appeared in Mexico), "The Saint", "Brick Bradford", "Popeye", "The Phantom", "Felix the Cat" and "Mandrake".


In ''Paquito'' Mandrake was known as "El mago maravilla". When "Mandrake" began in ''Paquito'', the stories were published in serialiazed form. Usually 2 – 4 pages in every issue, and in one issue per week. Mandrake rarely appeared on the covers of these issues.
In ''Paquito'' Mandrake was known as "El mago maravilla". When "Mandrake" began in ''Paquito'', the stories were published in serialiazed form. Usually 2 – 4 pages in every issue, and in one issue per week. Mandrake rarely appeared on the covers of these issues.


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==== Mandrake covers ====
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=== Paquito presenta ===
==== Mandrake stories (in regular series) ====
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!Original story title !!Start in issue !!End in issue !! Examples of "Paquito" issues or comment
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| "[[The Werewolf]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || see # 55, cover from November 13, 1935 daily panel
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| "[[Land of the Little People]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || see # 65, cover from February 23, 1936 Sunday page panel
|-
|............... || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || (unknown stories)
|-
| "[[The Slave Traders of Tygandi]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || see # 101, cover from October 26, 1936 daily panel
|-
| "[[Mandrake in the Lost World]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || see # 112, cover from January 1, 1937 daily panel / see # 129, cover from March 17, 1937 daily panel
|-
|............... || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || (unknown stories)
|-
|"[[The Monster of Tanov Pass]]" || (# ? ) || (# 178) || Example # 178: June 15, 1935 daily panel
|-
|"[[Saki, the Clay Camel]]" || (# 178) || (# ?) || Example # 178: : June 17, 1935 dailypanel
|-
| "[[Mandrake in America]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || see # 199, cover from December 18, 1937 daily panel
|-
|............... || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || (unknown stories)
|-
|"[[ Mandrake in Cockaigne]]" || (# ?) || (# ?) || Example # 363: July 13 to 15, 1939 panels
|-
|............... || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || (several stories)
|-
|"[[The Ice Lady]]" || (# 1330 ) || (# ? ) || Example # 1330: first panels of story / colorized
|-
|............... || (# ? ) || (# ? ) || (unknown stories)
|-
|"[[Felina]]" || (# ? ) || (# ? ) ||Example # 1799: panels beginning October 1946
|-
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=== Series "Paquito presenta" ===
By the early 1950s the magazine was splitt into several sub series with a new numbering. Each sub series was given a separate prefix followed by a separate sequential numbering: "[[The Phantom|El Fantasma]]" 10xxx ''(54 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "'''El Mago Maravilla'''" 11xxx ''(53 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Popeye" 12xxx ''(7 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "El Gato Garabato" 13xxx ''(3 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Juanito" 14xxx ''(20 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Brick Bradford/Kihoga" 15xxx ''(50 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "La Familia Burrón" 16xxx + 17xxx ''(1387 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Sombras" 17xxx ''(<small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Corazón del Norte" 18xxx ''(26 <small>(?)</small> issues)''. Hence, [[Paquito 11001|''Paquito'' #11001]] published in 1952 was the first ''Paquito'' issue dedicated solely to "Mandrake".
By the early 1950s the magazine was splitt into several sub series with a new numbering. Each sub series was given a separate prefix followed by a separate sequential numbering: "[[The Phantom|El Fantasma]]" 10xxx ''(54 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "'''El Mago Maravilla'''" 11xxx ''(53 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Popeye" 12xxx ''(7 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "El Gato Garabato" 13xxx ''(3 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Juanito" 14xxx ''(20 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Brick Bradford/Kihoga" 15xxx ''(50 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "La Familia Burrón" 16xxx + 17xxx ''(1387 <small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Sombras" 17xxx ''(<small>(?)</small> issues)'', "Corazón del Norte" 18xxx ''(26 <small>(?)</small> issues)''. Hence, [[Paquito 11001|''Paquito'' #11001]] published in 1952 was the first ''Paquito'' issue dedicated solely to "Mandrake".


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*About "Cartas de la Loteria de Paquito": see details on [[Memorabilia]] page.
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Revision as of 11:33, 5 December 2022

Paquito
Paquito-0001.jpg
First issue
Country/language: Mini mexico.gif Mexico / Spanish
Publishing company: Editorial Juventud/
Editorial Panamericana
Publishing years: 1935-1978
Issues: 5000 (?)
Format: 27×17/ 20×13 cm, b/w & color



Issue overview

Regular series

Paquito was a Mexican comic book published from March 1935 to early 1950s, first by Editorial Juventud S.A. then later Editorial Panamericana S.A.. Initially, the book featured a mix of comics in every issue. It quickly gained popularity and was published six days a week. Among the comics published in Paquito were "Superman", "Batman" (the first time these characters appeared in Mexico), "The Saint", "Brick Bradford", "Popeye", "The Phantom", "Felix the Cat" and "Mandrake".

In Paquito Mandrake was known as "El mago maravilla". When "Mandrake" began in Paquito, the stories were published in serialiazed form. Usually 2 – 4 pages in every issue, and in one issue per week. Mandrake rarely appeared on the covers of these issues.

Mandrake covers

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  • Paquito34.jpg

    issue 34

  • issue 48

  • issue 55

  • issue 58

  • issue 65

  • issue 66

  • issue 101

  • issue 112

  • issue 129

  • issue 199

  • issue 1246

  • Album with complete stories.

Mandrake stories (in regular series)

This list is incomplete - you can help MandrakeWiki by expanding it.

Original story title Start in issue End in issue Examples of "Paquito" issues or comment
"The Werewolf" (# ? ) (# ? ) see # 55, cover from November 13, 1935 daily panel
"Land of the Little People" (# ? ) (# ? ) see # 65, cover from February 23, 1936 Sunday page panel
............... (# ? ) (# ? ) (unknown stories)
"The Slave Traders of Tygandi" (# ? ) (# ? ) see # 101, cover from October 26, 1936 daily panel
"Mandrake in the Lost World" (# ? ) (# ? ) see # 112, cover from January 1, 1937 daily panel / see # 129, cover from March 17, 1937 daily panel
............... (# ? ) (# ? ) (unknown stories)
"The Monster of Tanov Pass" (# ? ) (# 178) Example # 178: June 15, 1935 daily panel
"Saki, the Clay Camel" (# 178) (# ?) Example # 178: : June 17, 1935 dailypanel
"Mandrake in America" (# ? ) (# ? ) see # 199, cover from December 18, 1937 daily panel
............... (# ? ) (# ? ) (unknown stories)
"Mandrake in Cockaigne" (# ?) (# ?) Example # 363: July 13 to 15, 1939 panels
............... (# ? ) (# ? ) (several stories)
"The Ice Lady" (# 1330 ) (# ? ) Example # 1330: first panels of story / colorized
............... (# ? ) (# ? ) (unknown stories)
"Felina" (# ? ) (# ? ) Example # 1799: panels beginning October 1946

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Series "Paquito presenta"

By the early 1950s the magazine was splitt into several sub series with a new numbering. Each sub series was given a separate prefix followed by a separate sequential numbering: "El Fantasma" 10xxx (54 (?) issues), "El Mago Maravilla" 11xxx (53 (?) issues), "Popeye" 12xxx (7 (?) issues), "El Gato Garabato" 13xxx (3 (?) issues), "Juanito" 14xxx (20 (?) issues), "Brick Bradford/Kihoga" 15xxx (50 (?) issues), "La Familia Burrón" 16xxx + 17xxx (1387 (?) issues), "Sombras" 17xxx ((?) issues), "Corazón del Norte" 18xxx (26 (?) issues). Hence, Paquito #11001 published in 1952 was the first Paquito issue dedicated solely to "Mandrake".

El Mago Maravilla

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  • About "Cartas de la Loteria de Paquito": see details on Memorabilia page.

  • Cartas de la Loteria de Paquito



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