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|Country= [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey / Turkish | |Country= [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey / Turkish | ||
|Format= 15 × 21 cm | |Format= 15 × 21 cm | ||
|Pages= | |Pages= 386 pgs, b/w | ||
|Date= 201? | |Date= 201? | ||
|Publisher=[[Demirbaş Yayıncılık]] | |Publisher=[[Demirbaş Yayıncılık]] | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
===Mandrake stories === | ===Mandrake stories === | ||
*"Kristal Küp" ("[[The Cobra Strikes (The College of Magic)]]" part 2) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]]. | *"Kristal Küp" ("[[The Cobra Strikes (The College of Magic)]]" part 2) by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Fred Fredericks]] (this part begins with the last panel of the February 13, 1970 daily strip). | ||
*"Şehir Karanlıkta" (" | *"Şehir Karanlıkta" ("[[The Blackout Caper]]") by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks. | ||
*"Acılı Düşman" ("[[The | *"Acılı Düşman" ("[[The Rogues]]") by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks. | ||
[[Category:Yeni Mandrake issues|Yeni Mandrake 01]] | [[Category:Yeni Mandrake issues|Yeni Mandrake 01]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:25, 27 March 2024
| Yeni Mandrake #2 | |
 Cover artist: unknown | |
| Country/language: |  Turkey / Turkish
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|---|---|
| Format: | 15 × 21 cm |
| Pages: | 386 pgs, b/w |
| Publishing date: | 201? |
| Editor: | unknown |
| Publishing company: | Demirbaş Yayıncılık |
| Preceded by: | Yeni Mandrake #1 |
| Followed by: | Yeni Mandrake #3 |
Yeni Mandrake #2
Contents
Mandrake stories
- "Kristal Küp" ("The Cobra Strikes (The College of Magic)" part 2) by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks (this part begins with the last panel of the February 13, 1970 daily strip).
- "Şehir Karanlıkta" ("The Blackout Caper") by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks.
- "Acılı Düşman" ("The Rogues") by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks.