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'''Giant Comic Strip Puzzle''' is a series of puzzles games of various licencied KFS figur == 4 seperate panels make a complete "story" ==

|Title=Four Aces Comic #2 |Preceded= [[Four Aces Comic 1|''Four Aces Comic'' #1]]

|Publisher= [[Comic Art]] ...ation "Man of Mystery") was an Italian series of 55 issues, published by [[Comic Art]] Editions between 1991 and 1998.

...Alex Raymond (a.) (part 1 = daily strips from January 24 to the first two panels of March 17, 1934 / Original title: ''The Top''). ...ve pages are a "summary" of the Brick Bradford comic with a mix of various panels partly redrawn from other stories. The real story begins here with the Sept

*(Italian comic humour story) by ? *"Scelte per voi", by ? (humor panels / on back inside cover).

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...ponsible for introducing Australian audiences to some of the best American comic strips of the 1930s, including Mandrake the Magician and The Phantom, which These self-covered, 24-page comic books from Page Publications first appeared around 1965 (prior to the intro

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== Note: incomplete, several panels are missing. *"Brick Bradford", ("no title") by Paul Norris (Original published in comic-book "[[Mandrake the Magician 9 (King)]]", "[[King Comics]]" October 1967).

...blishing [[Mandrake - Il Vascello 85]], the story begins with the two last panels of the page 3 *''Stormy Night'' by (?) and Bob Brown (from comic-book "Journey into Mystery" # 26 / September 1955)

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...lini e la lampada meravigliosa'' by Chase Craig and Tony Strobl (from Dell comic-book series "One Shots" #218 January 18, 1949 / original title: "The Wonder ...llini nella valle dei fantasmi'' by Chase Craig and Gil Turner (from Dell comic-book series "One Shots" #218 January 18, 1949 / original title: "The Mounti

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*"L'histoire de Best Munior" by ? (western comic /sepia) *''Le festival de la bonne humeur'' (humor panels / on back cover / 1 page in color) by various creators.

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...] someone did edit some of the original panels by [[Phil Davis]]. One find panels with ekstra ink on a lightly dressed Barbara as well as human remains are r In an interview published in King Comic Heroes ''(James Van Hise, Pioneer Books, 1988)'', Lee Falk tells an amusing

*"?", by ? (western comic / color) *"Tutto da ridere" by Albe (3 color panels on back cover).

...avior towards a social issue. In the newspapers King Features have donated comic strip characters in the form of free strips, which endorsed causes and orga ...in 1949, but the artist might be some other than [[Phil Davis]]. The comic panels was printed both as a strip and on panel at the time.

|Website= [http://www.comicartfans.com/gallerydetail.asp?gcat=33681 Felmang's Comic Art Fans Gallery] ...the leading artist of the American comic-strips. Make us a couple of trial panels in this style!''

...rrency before the euro)'' was a [[Mandrake publications in France|French]] comic books series, released - without any numbering – from 1944 to 1946 by [[L ...full mage of the cover has been reduced and is accompanied with the first panels of the story in order to reduce the paper used.

'''Paquito''' was a [[Mandrake publications in Mexico|Mexican]] comic book published from March 1935 to early 1950s, first by Editorial Juventud ...ke in Cockaigne]]" || (# ?) || (# ?) || Example # 363: July 13 to 15, 1939 panels

The artist's task was to draw the newspaper comic stripes in high contrast, with black ink on white paper. By studying original art created by various newspaper comic artists, one sees that the daily strips have a blue color were a dotted pat

...e with extra ink to fill the panel. In addition, there are also some extra panels, which do not exist in the original story. In issue 30, the magazine takes ...overs, and indicates that several covers in 1941 are ''lifted'' from story panels that never were published in "Spøk og Spenning".

...a comic book creator (typically the artist) has hidden in the pages of the comic for readers to find (just like an easter egg). ...Now and then also the artists have added easter eggs and cameos into some panels.

...oker and shipowner Cornelius Bull ''(1878-1931)'' developed an interest in comic strips and other features. In 1929 he met the Norwegian journalist and busi ...naging editor in "Svenska Dagbladet" (Edgar Malmström) knew that their new comic was printed in a Swedish weekly magazine. When the strip was brought into t

*A version with panels cut in height was published in some newspapers *"Mandrake and the Mermaid", [[Mandrake Comic 10|''Mandrake Comic'' #10]] (1954)

'''I Giganti''' was a comic series published fortnightly by [[Fratelli Spada]] in [[Mandrake publicatio ...English text from dialogues of the main story was written below the comics panels for the "Mandrake" and "Phantom" stories.

*A version with panels cut in height was published in some newspapers *"The Amazing Ray", [[Mandrake Comic 3|''Mandrake Comic'' #3]] (1953)

...strip of 6 Jan 1938. Some panels are a bit edited to fit the pages of the comic book format. In between the Davis strips of the 17th and 18th of December o

...ne of the many who think [[Mandrake the Magician]] is just about as good a comic strip as there is. In that thought you'd share the opinion of Phil Davis, w ...omic strips, and one day he said to Phil: "Did you ever notice, there's no comic strip with a magician as the principal character ?" Phil replied that he ha

...released a Doe Mee! game board, filled with figures lifted from the comic panels from the magazine, in addition with pictures of the Popeye Club badge. One

..."Fun Book" which appeared with a separate cover like the ones of the usual comic-book. ..."[[The Invisible Thief]]" || 7 Dec 1958 || 15 Mar 1959 || column format / panels' size reworked

"Indrajal Comics" started as a comic devoted to "[[The Phantom]]", but from issue 33 the series started to alter ...edited with expanded, reduced or omitted panels, to fit the format of the comic book. The stories in the first issues was [[King Comics stories]] and later

...ng across the country by children and teenagers - many recruited by ads in comic books from the 1940's to the 1970's- as well as through direct mail, Image:Grit-page-1947.04.06.png|''issue April 6, 1947 / All Sunday page panels on a single strip at the bottom of the page''

*"Un mondo sconosciuto", [[Mandrake 8 (Comic Art)]] (1992) ...ocuk Alemi| #1 to 57]] (1949-1950) <small>note: traced editions with extra panels</small>

...r introducing Mandrake to Australian audiences, when it unveiled their new comic strip character on December 1, 1934. Mandrake quickly became one of the Wee ...n his papers and even named two of his dogs, "Mandrake" and "Henry", after comic strip characters. [https://www.comicoz.com/part-one.html])

...assignment given to him by the agency was to write baloons for a series of comic strip advertisements being drawn by Carl Schultze ''(known for Foxy Grandpa ...Falk. One day Falk started to talk about comic strips, and an idea about a comic strip with a magician as the principal character. Lee Falk convinced Phil t

Looking at some panels one can see that elements are swiped, a few from the "Secret Agent X-9" str *"Contro il Cobra", [[Mandrake 1 (Comic Art)|''Mandrake'' #1]] (1991)

...mid 70's ''(1974 ?)'' started to print the half page variant ''(eg 4 of 6 panels)'' with two Sunday pages in each issue of APU, soon changing to one Sunday ...980) to issue # 25/26-1981 (June 5, 1981) the comics were collected into a comic supplement, "Apu Sarjis", as an insert in the main magazine.

...box with Popeye are numbered and have additional character images on side panels. ===Grandes Personajes del Comic===

...one drawing for an advertisement - and doing 24 complete drawings for six comic strips! "Still, I wouldn't go away from my anatomically correct figures to ...and with the lettering in first, he could adjust the drawings to fill the panels properly. Phil Davis said in 1963 that he illustrated the art comprehensive