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|Title=King Comics 70 |image= [[Image:King comics-070.jpg|200 px|border]]

|Preceded= [[I Classici dell'Avventura 71|''I Classici dell'Avventura'' #71]] === Other comics ===

|image= [[Image:king-F-20.jpg|280 px]] |1st=[[The Phantom 22 (King)|''The Phantom'' #22]] (1967)

|Preceded= [[Sinister Tales 71|''Sinister Tales'' #71]] *''The Fear Mongers'', "[[The Fear Mongers (King)]]" by [[Gary Poole]] (w.) and [[Ray Bailey]] (a.)

*"El Gato Félix ''(Felix the Cat)''" starts with #71 and ends with #74 Since the last issue of "El Fantasma" was #74 '''PC''' #71 to #74 are printed on the covers of both "El Fantasma" and "El Gato Félix"

|Title=King of the Comics - 100 Years of King Features ...n American book, published in 2015 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of [[King Features Syndicate]].

|Title=Sinister Tales #71 *''Arsonist and Old Rags'' "[[Arsonist and Old Rags (King, The Phantom)|Arsonist and Old Rags]]" by [[Gary Poole]] (w.) and [[Bill Zi

|Preceded=[[Aventurero 71|''Aventurero'' #71]] === Other comics ===

|Followed=[[Aventurero 71|''Aventurero'' #71]] === Other comics ===

|Title= King Comics |image= [[Image:King Comics 001.jpg|200 px]]

...o di Wuzzu", [[I Classici dell'Avventura 71|''I Classici dell'Avventura'' #71]] (1964) *"Il sinistro giardino di Wuzzu", [[New Comics Now 42|''Mandrake - New Comics Now'' #42]] (1981)

...#72]], [[King Comics 73|''King Comics'' #73]] and [[King Comics 74|''King Comics'' #74]] (1942)

...the last row of pictures of page 3 then became the first page for the King Comics version.'' *"La poupée mexicaine", [[Mandrake (Mondes Mystérieux) 71|''Mandrake'' #71]] (1965)

*"[[The Terror of the Haunted Desert (King)|The Terror of the Haunted Desert]]" by [[André LeBlanc]] *"[[The Doomsday Man (King)|The Doomsday Man]]" by [[André LeBlanc]].

...er, but he soon became 21 years old. And then he would become King, and as King he would inherit his uncle's old wives - all of them. He became unhappy and ...of the largest tribe in Africa. When his father died Lothar's uncle became King, until Lothar grew up.

Super-comics-series-16.jpg|[[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ...[[Gibi 59|59]], [[Gibi 62|62]], [[Gibi 65|65]], [[Gibi 68|68]], [[Gibi 71|71]], [[Gibi 74|74]], [[Gibi 77|77]], [[Gibi 80|80]], [[Gibi 83|83]] (1939)

*King of Marvel ...n concentrated in two major cities. When Mandrake and friends visiting the King of Marvel they find that they are the first visitors for a thousand years t

|Title=Aventurero #71 === Other comics ===

...othar came to visit they saw a glimpse of hope. As son of their great dead king Lothar was their prince. As the strongest of the Wambesi only Lothar could ...ing stuff'' boring. Then when he ''inherited'' two dozen wives of the last king, and was told he had to marry them all, he fled while he shouted: "Me abdic

...iful commoner. He married her, at the price of his throne. He was the last King of Cockaigne, now under parlamentary rule. ...be married on the plain. But in the air Segrid reached Narda by radio, ex-King Karl had a severe relapse and was very ill and Narda had to return.

*''"no title"'', [[Aventurero|''Aventurero'' #71 - #95]] (1936-1937) <small>note: censored version</small> ...#11]], [[King Comics 12|''King Comics'' #12]], and [[King Comics 13|''King Comics'' #13]] (1936/1937)

Ten years ago the Police Chief's testimony nailed "Curls", and the racket king was jailed. Now "Curls" is released from jail, and he want revenge.. *"The Mouse Trap" [[Indrajal Comics 90|''Indrajal Comics'' #90]] (1969)

...y. In addition to the Fawcett Comics Miller introduced a number of Western comics and other series in the 50's. In 1959 L. Miller & Son cancelled most of the ...1966 and sold their printing plates to [[Alan Class & Co. Ltd.|Alan Class Comics]].

Image:TKCH-Pioneer.jpg|[[The King Comics Heroes]] Image:Dps-71-E-HaS.jpg|[[Eris and Home at Six - Two Plays by Lee Falk]]

...ries was soon so successful that the term "Gibi" has become synonymous of "comics" book" in Brazil. Throughout the years, many American comics characters were published in "Gibi" with "[[Mandrake the Magician]]" amongs

|Title=The Overseas Weekly<br>World's Greatest Comics ...0's the supplement was reduced from 16 pages to 12 pages. In the seventies comics were however appearing, without any supplement and only into the black and

...ong with two other comics such as "Tim Tyler's Luck", "Secret Agent X-9", "King of the Royal Mounted" and so on. Image:Icda-m-071.jpg|[[I Classici dell'Avventura 71|issue 71<br>''Mandrake'']]

...tti, "L’Agente Segreto X-9'' (Secret Agent X-9)''" by Mel Graff, "Audax ''(King of the Royal Mounted)''" by Zane Grey and Jim Gary, "Cino e Franco ''(Tim T | "Felina" || "[[Felina]]" || '''1948:''' ''[[L'Avventura 71| 71]], [[L'Avventura 72| 72]], [[L'Avventura 73| 73]], [[L'Avventura 74| 74]],

...k said: "On arrival I made a quick decision," he said. "I went straight to King Features SYndicate because they were the biggest outfit. "I showed my strip ...first Mandrake went down on paper. Falk went to New York, made one call on King Features Syndicate, and Mandrake was sold.

...'". Writing that; ''Mandrake is among the very most compelling and popular comics in the world'', ''380 newspapers publish Mandrake regularly in a variety of | 71 - 112 || colspan="3" bgcolor="d3d3d3" | || ''not printed in Adresseavisen

...ly comic-book published by [[Hachette]] editions and mainly devoted to the comics characters created by the "Walt Disney Company" staff. ...assical comics coming from American print syndicates companies, such as "[[King Features Syndicate]]".

...osters, movie memorabilia, refrigerator magnets, miniature figures, games, comics related merchandise, plus many others. Image:pc-card-1951-mtm-01.jpg|[[Popular Comics|1951<br>Popular Comics]]