Indrajal Comics #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Black Wizard!", the rise in robberies during the Magician's Convention baffles the police—until Mandrake uncovers a chilling pattern: each crime mimics a magician’s signature trick, yet every performer has a perfect alibi. With André LeBlanc’s dynamic art and Ben Oda’s crisp lettering, this 1967 Indrajal Comics standout blends mystery and illusion in a clever, suspenseful tale.
In "The Black Wizard!" from Indrajal Comics #50 (1967), the rise in thefts during the Magician's Convention baffles the police—until Mandrake steps in. With each crime mirroring a magician’s signature trick, and every performer boasting an unshakable alibi, Mandrake must unravel the mystery by testing the very magic that seems to be the culprit.
In "In the Phantom's Domain Voodoo Won't Do!", the Phantom finds himself drawn into a deadly clash when witchmen, furious over Dr. Axel’s growing influence among the tribes, turn to desperate measures to eliminate him. With their voodoo rituals and traps failing, they escalate to burning out the doctor—only for the Phantom to be warned in time, rallying the Bandar to stand against the rising threat.
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