The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)

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The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)
Start date: December 7, 1970
End date: March 6, 1971
# of strips: 78 (13 weeks)
Writer: Lee Falk
Artist: Fred Fredericks
Original colorist: N/A
Preceded by: "Hojo's Tale"
Followed by: "Narda and The Cats"

"The Clay Camel (plus Women's Lib!)" is a Mandrake the Magician daily story, featuring Kit Walker cameo appearance on a comic book cover . The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Fred Fredericks.

Plot synopsis

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Appearances

Recurring characters

One-time characters

  • Professor Lipton, visit the Clay Camel in prison to make an interview.
  • A butcher, one of Clay' disguise.
  • A policeman, one of Clay' disguise.
  • Aggie Clay, truck driving aunt of Clay and one of Clay' disguise.

Locations

  • Xanadu
  • Singatraz, a maximum security prison.
  • Tiffier's, best jewelry store in town.
  • Pamet Warehouse, mention only.
  • A farmhouse on Depot road, Clay's hideout.


Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Brazil

  • "A Volta do Camelo", Mandrake #184 (1971)
  • "O Camelo de Barro", Os Grandes Inimigos do Mandrake #2 (1989)
  • "O Camelo de Barro", Os Grandes Inimigos do Mandrake (Minissérie Encadernada) (1989)

Finland

India

  • "The Master of Disguise" Indrajal Comics #153 (1972)
  • "The Maze of Deceit", Indrajal Comics Vol. 25 No. 32 (1988)

Italy

  • "Il ritorno del camella d'argilla", Mandrake (Il Vascello) #17 – #19

Spain

  • "El camello de Barro", Supercomics Garbo #2 (1976)

Sweden

  • "Lerkamelen rymmer", Stockholm Tidningen ?
  • "Lerkamelens återkomst", Fantomen 9/1985

Turkey

  • "Kil deve", Mandrake (First series) #19 – #22
  • "Kil deve", Mandrake Albüm #7 – #8
  • "Kil deve", Mandrake Albüm #210 – #211
  • "Kil deve", Mandrake Albüm #230 – #231
  • "Kil deve", Mandrake Süper Albüm #21 – #22
  • "Kil deve", Mandrake Süper Albüm #79 – #80

USA

Yugoslavia

  • "Kralj maski", Super Eks Almanah #11 (1980)