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** Also, at the conclusion of a story arc, "Next -- New Adventure!"
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* BlackSheep: Mandrake's reprobate twin brother Derek and evil half-brother Cobra
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* SociallyUnacceptableCollection: In a story, a bored, reclusive millionarian decides to collect living people as a past time. He first collected beautiful women, but he soon had enough of their futile, empty talk (it is a 60s story). Then, he decided to collect the most gifted people in the world: the greatest violinist, pianist, tenor, ballerina and Mandrake, the greatest magician. The millionaire has them drugged and taken to his mansion in a remote island, were they wake up with shock collars. He orders them to give him a show with their gifts combined, promising that he'll free them, afterwards... brainwashed and hypnotized to forget their habilities, so nobody else will enjoy them! Despite their anger, the artists are forced to perform because of their shock collars; buutt, when it's Mandrake's turn, he hypnotizes the millionaire to think that he put on him his own collar. To not receive a shock, the coward man deactivates the collars, geting at the mercy not only of his angry victims, but of his servants, who were his slaves, too. Instead of sending him to prison, the group destroys all the communication on the island and all the vehicles except the plane they use too flee, stranding the selfish millionaire, who is abandoned to live off the island resources and all alone.
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* SociallyUnacceptableCollection: In a one story, a bored, reclusive millionarian millionaire decides to collect living people as a past time. pastime. He first collected beautiful women, but he soon had enough of their futile, empty talk (it is a 60s '60s story). Then, Then he decided to collect the most gifted people in the world: the greatest violinist, pianist, tenor, ballerina ballerina, and Mandrake, the greatest magician. The millionaire has them drugged and taken to his mansion in a remote island, were where they wake up with shock collars. He orders them to give him a show with their gifts combined, promising that he'll free them, them afterwards... brainwashed and hypnotized to forget their habilities, abilities, so nobody else will enjoy them! Despite their anger, the artists are forced to perform because of their shock collars; buutt, collars, but when it's Mandrake's turn, he hypnotizes the millionaire to think that he put on him his own collar. collar on him. To not receive a shock, the coward cowardly man deactivates the collars, geting putting himself at the mercy not only of his angry victims, but also of his servants, who were his slaves, too. slaves. Instead of sending him to prison, the group destroys all the communication communications on the island and all the vehicles except the plane they use too to flee, stranding the selfish millionaire, who is abandoned to live off the island resources and all alone.
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* TheSyndicate: The "8" Gang, led by Octon [[spoiler: who is finally revealed as Cobra.]]
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* TheSyndicate: The "8" Gang, led by Octon [[spoiler: who [[spoiler:who is finally revealed as Cobra.]]
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* SociallyUnacceptableCollection: In a story, a bored, reclusive millionarian decides to collect living people as a past time. He first collected beautiful women, but he soon had enough of their futile, empty talk (it is a 60s story). Then, he decided to collect the most gifted people in the world: the greatest violinist, pianist, tenor, ballerina and Mandrake, the greatest magician. The millionaire has them drugged and taken to his mansion in a remote island, were they wake up with shock collars. He orders them to give him a show with their gifts combined, promising that he'll free them, afterwards... brainwashed and hypnotized to forget their habilities, so nobody else will enjoy them! Despite their anger, the artists are forced to perform because of their shock collars; buutt, when it's Mandrake's turn, he hypnotizes the millionaire to think that he put on him his own collar. To not receive a shock, the coward man deactivates the collars, geting at the mercy not only of his angry victims, but of his servants, who were his slaves, too. Instead of sending him to prison, the group destroys all the communication on the island and all the vehicles except the plane they use too flee, stranding the selfish millionaire, who is abandoned to live off the island resources and all alone.
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* BadassNormal: The version from the film serial hasn't got any magical powers of hypnosis or illusion, he just makes good use of sleight of hand and escape artistry.
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Art on the series was done by Phil Davis, and later by Fred Fredericks. Following Lee Falk's death, Fredericks took over writing the series as well, until his retirement on July 6, 2013. The Comics Kingdom site is currently running reprints, starting from 1995.
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Art on the series was done by Phil Davis, and later by Fred Fredericks. Following Lee Falk's death, Fredericks took over writing the series as well, until his retirement on July 6, 2013. The Comics Kingdom site is currently running reprints, starting from 1995. \n Mandrake also appeared in a live-action serial in 1939 where he and Lothar battled a masked mastermind calling himself the Wasp.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake frequently gets called on to help the international police organization Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake frequently gets called on to help the an international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake frequently gets called on to help an international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake frequently gets called on to help an the international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake regularly works with an international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake regularly works with frequently gets called on to help an international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* InterpolSpecialAgent: Mandrake regularly works with an international police organization called Inter-Intel.
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* NiceHat: Mandrake's top hat.
