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|Title= The Blue Phantom '''The Blue Phantom''' is a story written and drawn by [[Fred Fredericks]] and published, as an

|Title=Phantom-Heft #13 |image= [[Image:Phantom-heft-53-13.jpg|200 px]]

|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w & blue *"O Cubo Mágico" ("[[The College of Magic]]" part 7) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]].

...17''' was the first issue of this series to carry this title. The previous issues had been entitled ''Classiques de l'aventure''. *"Le bandit ailé" ("[[The Blue Bandit]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]].

*"El Mundo de los Hombres de Cristal" ("[[The Blue Thing]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]]. *"[[The Phantom]]", ''El bosque que habla'' by Lee Falk and Sy Barry.

|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w & blue *"O Cubo Mágico" ("[[The College of Magic]]" part 3) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]].

*"The Case of the Phantom Bandit" ("[[The Blue Bandit]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. *"Mandrake and the Terror of the Werewolves" ("[[Wolf Valley]]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis.

|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w & blue *(no title given) ("[[The Ghost Bear of Glass Mountain]]") part 5 by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]

*"Delegación comercial" ("[[The Trade Commission|The Trade Commission ''(The Blue Planet)'']]") by Lee Falk and Phil Davis *"El enamorado fantasma", ("[[The Ghost Lover]] by Lee Falk and Phil Davis

|Issues= 1384 '''''El Gorrión''''' (translation: "The Sparrow") was published by [[Editorial Manuel Láines|Editorial Manuel Lái

'''''Blitz Gordon'' #5''' is the fifth issue of the German ''[[Blitz Gordon]]'' magazine. *"Mitternacht mit Mandra" ("[[Arsonist and Old Rags (King, The Phantom)|Arsonist and Old Rags]]") by Bill Ziegler (?).

|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w & blue *(no title given) ("[[The Ghost Bear of Glass Mountain]]") part 1 by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]

|Issues= 50 Under the generic title "Novelas Gráficas presenta en su Serie.." were five differen

...or strips (like "Hector Heathcote") and realistic strips (like "[[The Blue Phantom]]") could be concerned by these historical subjects. == The American Revolutionary War (1775 – 1783) ==

*"''no title''" ("[[The Sleeping Beauty]]", part 1) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Phil Davis]]. <small>''(s *"Rip Kirby, ''Detective por Afision''" by Alex Raymond <small>("The Chip Faraday Murder" from 1946)</small>

|Sample= First issues |Issues=

|Title=The Overseas Weekly<br>World's Greatest Comics |Issues=

|Title=Mandrake the Magician |Issues= 24

...e WW2 years and which period may contain possible ghosted Mandrake and The Phantom stories. ==The WWII Years==

|Issues= 227 ...magazine '''L'Avventura''' in 1944. A short period ''(#1/1947-#37/1947)'' the magazine title was changed to '''L'Avventura Romantica'''.

...deal with Nerbini's pre-war album releases focus on the character to which the album is dedicated. Like album series: "'''[[Topolino giornale|Topolino]]'' ...albums - which remained in the newsstands until they were sold out, unlike the newspaper-like ones which were replaced when a new issue came out.

The main purpose is to be able to use this article to date the various issues released by Hispano Americana. ...t likely the issues with red and blue text on the back covers are oldest - the first print.

...orabilia are valued for a connection to an event, in this case to Mandrake the Magician. Mandrake memorabilia include collectables as: pins, postcards, po ...s a punch out card of the KFS figure on the front and panel comic strip on the back ''(4 panels from a Sunday page that continues from box to box)''. A si

|Issues= 2051<br>44 ...Ranger", "Alley Oop", "Prince Valiant" and several others who were part of the "Golden Age of Comics".