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Mandrake the Magician#3
Cover: André LeBlanc

Mandrake the Magician #3

Jan 1967 · King Features · 0.12 USD
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In "The Doomsday Man," Mandrake the Magician is called to London to aid British Intelligence in tracking down the missing Dr. Crane. With his powers of hypnosis, Mandrake uncovers the truth behind Crane’s secret experiments—a weapon designed to destroy life alone—and the dangerous gamble he made to force peace. Written by Dick Wood and illustrated with striking precision by André LeBlanc, this 1967 issue features cover art by LeBlanc, capturing the tension of a world teetering on the edge of a scientific revelation.

Contains 3 stories
The Doomsday Man
13 pp · Spy, Superhero
Dr. Andrew CraneMandrakeMr. LarkinLothar

In "The Doomsday Man," Mandrake the Magician, performing in London, is pulled into a high-stakes mission by British Intelligence to find the missing Dr. Crane. Through his hypnotic talents, Mandrake uncovers that Crane’s secret weapon—capable of destroying life but not structures—was meant to force peace through fear, not war. When Crane is captured after demonstrating the Proton Bomb, Mandrake uses his mind powers to unravel the trap and free him.

The Magic Ivory Cage
4 pp · Jungle, Superhero
PotterSambaniThe PhantomDardoDuradHero

In "The Magic Ivory Cage," the Phantom finds himself ensnared in a trap set by the cunning Sambani, who seeks to seize control of the jungle using the sacred SOS Drum. Forced to desecrate the drum to capture him, Sambani’s own actions unwittingly ensure the Phantom’s escape, turning the ritual against him.

The Terror of the Haunted Desert
11 pp · Superhero, Western-Frontier
Pancho ValdezMandrake the MagicianLothar

In "The Terror of the Haunted Desert," Mandrake the Magician faces a new menace in the dusty frontier town of Tacko, where a ghostly outlaw known as Pancho Valdez is said to have returned from the dead. With the sheriff dead and the town gripped by fear, Mandrake’s usual tricks fail against the man behind the legend—until his poor eyesight and thick glasses betray him.

ComicBooks.com Value

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Raw (VG) $5
CGC 9.6 · 2 in census $213*
CGC 9.4 · 1 in census $109
CGC 9.2 none in existence
CGC 9.0 none in existence
CGC 8.5 · 1 in census $29*
CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $23*
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CGC 7.5 · 2 in census $20*
CGC 7.0 none in existence
CGC 6.5 none in existence
CGC 6.0 none in existence
CGC 5.5 none in existence
CGC 5.0 none in existence
CGC 4.5 · 1 in census $20*
CGC 4.0 · 1 in census $20*
CGC 3.5 none in existence
CGC 3.0 · 1 in census $20*
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Full credits

writer Dick Wood
artist, inker André LeBlanc
letterer Ben Oda
cover pencils, inks André LeBlanc

Reprints

Reprinted in Blixt Gordon #2/1967 (1967), Indrajal Comics #46 (1967), Lyn Gordon #2/1967 (1967), Mandrake #3/1967 (1967), Creepy Worlds #197 (1980), The Phantom: The Complete Series: The King Years #[nn] (2012), Mandrake the Magician: The Complete Series: The King Years #1 (2016), Colecção Chico Zumba #9, Creepy Worlds #86, Mandra #3, Mandrake el Mago #6

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