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 hotnspicy rated 5 months ago- Funny indeed... though I was realizing the other day that Wonder Woman is my favorite comic character, but I own very few Wonder Woman comics.
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- DjoleMcloud rated 5 months ago
- cool
- vyoma999 rated 5 months ago
- Legend has it that Lee Falk named his top-hatted magician after the mandrake herb, which was used in ancient medicines. Others claim that Falk took the name from a real-life stage magician, Leon Mandrake, whom was said to bear a striking resemblance to his comic strip counterpart. Falk, for his part, has said that he based the character's image on another magician, The Great Cardini.
- zrankovic rated 5 months ago
- She made her first appearance in the second Mandrake story. Although she and Mandrake were infatuated with one another from first sight, they didn't marry until 1997, when it was an extravagant triple wedding ceremony-- at Mandrake's home of Xanadu
- warrior007 rated 5 months ago
- really funny
- hotnspicy rated 5 months ago
- Funny indeed... though I was realizing the other day that Wonder Woman is my favorite comic character, but I own very few Wonder Woman comics.
- chaze007 rated 5 months ago
- Perhaps one of the first black crime-fighting heroes ever to appear in comics, Lothar made his first appearance alongside Mandrake in 1934 in the inaugural daily strip. Mandrake and Lothar are generally recognized as the world's first interracial team of crime-fighters
- individualathome rated 5 months ago
- The invisible thief. Nice comics scan.
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