LABOR DAY Weekend Edition!! Here is Part 2 of the Wedding... Is everyone enjoying the wedding adventure so far? Have received some fantastic emails from a couple of fans. Thanks for visiting & emailing...
I sure am enjoying it. Thanks for posting it. I had requested these sometime back. I know it has been revealed that Theron is Mandrakes father (and not the stage magician as potrayed earlier). It would be nice if you could post that sometime in the future. pattu
I just recently discovered your blog. Thanks for posting these incredible comics... I've sort of a new Mandrake fan and these comics are a great history lesson.
Mandrake's prisoner-disguise number, 39013, has to be a nod from Fredricks to the classic Republic cliffhanger serial, "Daredevils of the Red Circle" from 1939...!! That really made me smile.
Thanks for visiting this blog, perhaps the one and only place on the web having the most Mandrake comic strips.
If you happen to come across or have Mandrake comic strips/books (in English preferably) please scan them and I can post them here. Please email me if you have any questions.
My aunt who lives in Italy is doing a fantastic job writing recipes in Italian for South Indian Food (she's from Mysore) for Italians who want to try some ...Here is a link to an article published in a newspaper from Bangalore... http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Jul282007/she2007072715484.asp
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Hi,
I sure am enjoying it. Thanks for posting it. I had requested these sometime back. I know it has been revealed that Theron is Mandrakes father (and not the stage magician as potrayed earlier). It would be nice if you could post that sometime in the future.
pattu
Hey...Dude,
great job. but don't you have colored version of this.
Thanks.
Mozz
I just recently discovered your blog. Thanks for posting these incredible comics... I've sort of a new Mandrake fan and these comics are a great history lesson.
Mandrake's prisoner-disguise number, 39013, has to be a nod from Fredricks to the classic Republic cliffhanger serial, "Daredevils of the Red Circle" from 1939...!! That really made me smile.
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