The Phantom (99 only: #1701 to 1800 except 1755)

Update 1 May, 2021: 1755 had own cover, but 1756 story inside, so removed. Consider 1755 as missing for now. 

#1701: This replica collects #196, #195 and #194 from 1961.

"War in the Jungle" part 2 by Lee Falk and Ray Moore

"The Iron Dragon" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

"Queen Asta of Trondelay" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

Charlie Chaplin Annual 1974

 

Publisher: Brown Watson Ltd; hardcover edition (January 1, 1974)

Language: English

Hardcover: 72 pages

The Phantom (18 only: 1877 to 1894)

 

Phantom stories

"The Adventures of Lucy Cary" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry

"The Outlaws" by Pidde Andersson and Rafael Dantas

15 The Phantom Novels

  There were 15 books written, based on Lee Falk's stories, from 1972 to 1975 by Avon Publications. 

Those were written by Lee Falk or a ghost writer. Ron Goulart, using the pseudoneum of Frank S. Shawn, later remarked that Falk originally asked Alfred Bester, who had previously worked on the Phantom comic strip when Falk served in the army, to ghost-write a few novels. Bester was not interested, and recommended Goulart for Falk. The covers for the novels were done by George Wilson, previously known for his work on US Phantom comic books. Many of the books were translated into many foreign languages.

DCD-ENG-CXLI-Mandrake-49

 

This Comics contains two Mandrake stories

• "The Revenge of Cobra" (D-187 - "Behind Death's Door")
• "The Drug Dealers" (D-194 - "Aleena and the Smugglers")")

Writter: Lee Falk
Artist: Fred Frederick

Scanned by: Nagesh Mishra
Edited by: MiSD

All Bruce Lee Comics & Strips

According to my knowledge, only these comics and strips of Bruce Lee in English are printed so far. (If anyone knows about anymore, pls inform.)

The Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu Issue #28 (Sept. 1976) 

Publisher: Magazine Management

Written by Martin Sands

Art by: by Joe Staton and Tony DeZuniga.

The Adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko

The Adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko is a comic book series created by Belgian artist/writer Hergé. The protagonists of the series are two young children, brother and sister Jo and Zette Legrand and their pet monkey Jocko. Jo, Zette and Jocko have appeared on the rear covers of some The Adventures of Tintin editions, but never appear in the stories.

All 5 albums were written in French  between 1935 to 1958, but translated in English much later.