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Mandrake el mago (Cambridge Publishing)
...ke el Mago''' was a series of [[Mandrake]] comics published by [[Cambridge Publishing]] in [[Colombia]]. Cambridge Publishing started its series in the 1960's with several American comics such as "El F

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Mandrake el mago 18 (Cambridge Publishing)
|image= [[Image:cambridge mandrake-18.jpg|200px]] |Publisher=[[Cambridge Publishing]]

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Mandrake el mago (Cambridge Publishing)
...ke el Mago''' was a series of [[Mandrake]] comics published by [[Cambridge Publishing]] in [[Colombia]]. Cambridge Publishing started its series in the 1960's with several American comics such as "El F

1 KB (163 words) - 09:44, 25 September 2022
Mandrake el mago 18 (Cambridge Publishing)
|image= [[Image:cambridge mandrake-18.jpg|200px]] |Publisher=[[Cambridge Publishing]]

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Mandrake publications in Colombia
| ''[[Mandrake el mago (Cambridge Publishing)]]'' || ca 1968 || ?

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Mandrake el mago 18 (Lord Cochrane)
*Also published (with same cover and contents) in Colombia by [[Cambridge Publishing]], Inc.

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Doctor Congo
*In 1943 Cambridge Summer Theatre staged "The Emperor Jones" by Eugene O'Neill the week of Aug *"Doctor Congo", [[Mandrake the Magician 1 (U.K. Comic Fandom Publishing)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #1]]

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Spotlight on Lee Falk - Timeline
*1940: Lee Falk starts the [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Theatre Years|Cambridge Summer Theatre]] with John Huntington and Miriam Battista. *1945: [[Constance Falk|Constance J. Moorehead Lilienthal]] acted at the Cambridge Summer Theatre.

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