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|Date= February 1972 | |Date= February 1972 | ||
|Publisher=[[Editorial Columba]] | |Publisher=[[Editorial Columba]] |
Revision as of 16:32, 16 February 2020
Fantasía #186 | |
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Country/language: | Argentina / Spanish |
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Format: | 17.5 × 26.5 cm |
Pages: | 128 pgs, b/w & color |
Publishing date: | February 1972 |
Editor: | unknown |
Publishing company: | Editorial Columba |
Preceded by: | Fantasía #185 |
Followed by: | Fantasía #187 |
Contents
Phantom stories
- "Los piratas de ojos saltones" ("The Goggle-Eye Pirates") by Lee Falk, Bill Harris, and Bill Lignante.
Other comics
- "Kabul de Bengala" by Armando Fernández
- "Alamo Jim" by Euman
- "Rip Kirby" by Alex Raymond
- "Popeye" by Bud Sugendorf
- "El hombre de vidrio" by Antonio Rosso
- "Hidalgos pechos de bronce" by Tommy Trench
- "Jungle Jim" by Don Moore and Paul Norris
- "El idolo de la muerte" by R. Charlton
- "Cabo Savino" by Mario Vidal and Carlos Casalla
- "Captain America" by Stan Lee