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Mandrake The Magician: The Complete Newspaper Dailies Volume 4: 19391941
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Mandrake The Magician Began As A Daily Strip On June 11, 1934, And Whether Lee Falk Knew It As A Sophomore At The University Of Illinois, He Was Making History. The Daily Strip Ended After A 79Year Run, And The Sunday Strip, Which Started In 1935, Ran For 68 Years. Any Fan Of Comic Strips Is Almost Certainly Familiar With Falks Other Creation, The Phantom, Which Started In 1936 And Continues To This Day. Mandrake The Magician Whisked Readers To Exotic Locales (Often Fictional Amalgams Of The Orient, The Middle East, India Or Eastern Europe) And Immersed Them In Extended Narratives With Memorable Villains And A Colorful Support Cast. The Strips Presented In This Series Of Reprints Feature Two Staple Characters In Addition To The Master Magician: Lothar And Princess Narda (Princess Of The Mythical European Kingdom Cockaigne). Lothar Appears Within The First Few Days (June 14, 1934), And Narda Is Introduced In Mandrakes Second Adventure. Narda Is Similar To Flash Gordons Dale Arden: Beautiful, Constantly In Need Of Rescue, And The Love Interest Of Our Hero. A Prince Of The Seven Nations Of Africa, Lothar Is Mandrakes Devoted Servant, Friend And Companion. He Is, The Strongest Man In The World, And Decked Out In A Fez, Shorts, And A Leopard Shirt. Comics Historian Don Markstein Commented That, Some People Say Mandrake The Magician... Was Comics First Superhero, And We At Hermes Press Couldnt Agree More. Volume Four Presents: Mandrake In North Africa (September 4 December 23, 1939); The Mountain Bandits (December 25, 1939 January 20, 1940); The Museum Mystery (January 22 May 4, 1940); The Octopus Ring (May 6 December 21, 1940); And Dr. GriffS Invention (December 23, 1940 April 5, 1941).
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