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|Title=Mustanaamio 8/2005 <br><small>(#864 since the start 1966)</small> | |Title=Mustanaamio 8/2005 <br><small>(#864 since the start 1966)</small> | ||
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|Coverartist=[[Felmang]] & [[Rudy Walk]] | |Coverartist=[[Felmang]] & [[Rudy Walk]] | ||
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'''''Mustanaamio'' 8/2005''' | '''''Mustanaamio'' 8/2005''' was a regular issue of [[Finland|Finnish]] comic book ''[[Mustanaamio]]'', published in [[Mustanaamio 2005|2005]]. | ||
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
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=== Other comics === | === Other comics === | ||
*"Herman Hedning" by Jonas Darnell | *"Herman Hedning" by Jonas Darnell | ||
*" | *"Mort de trouille" by Virginie Vanholme and Mauricet | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Latest revision as of 17:14, 24 August 2020
| Mustanaamio 8/2005 (#864 since the start 1966) | |
 Cover artist: Felmang & Rudy Walk | |
| Country/language: |  Finland / Finnish
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| Format: | 17 × 26 cm |
| Pages: | 68 pgs, full color |
| Publishing date: | March 30, 2005 |
| Editor: | ?? |
| Publishing company: | Egmont Kustannus |
| Preceded by: | Mustanaamio 7/2005 |
| Followed by: | Mustanaamio 9/2005 |
| ISSN 0356-6005 | |
Mustanaamio 8/2005 was a regular issue of Finnish comic book Mustanaamio, published in 2005.
Contents
Phantom stories
- "Hylyn salaisuus" ("Diana's Crisis, Part 1: The Mysterious Wreck") by Magnus Seter, Felmang, and Anthony Benny
- "Marshallin siskokset" ("The Marshall Sisters") part 4 by Lee Falk, Ray Moore, and Wilson McCoy
Other comics
- "Herman Hedning" by Jonas Darnell
- "Mort de trouille" by Virginie Vanholme and Mauricet