(1946 and three more years), and 490 Coyote picture cards in 1946. References and notes External links The links below are divided into three sections. Complete audio files Las Aventuras del Coyote – Full Audio files of all 192 novels at ivoox.com channels by kitsume, with short text intro for each novel and the audio files divided in short episodes – the first novel starting with a short annotation by Antonio Martin (Forum editions) – click on Descargar (choose channel ... and learn some Spanish – and possibly some Catalan) El Coyote fan sites "Web de El Coyote" novelascoyote.com (Spanish Coyote Site, created by Miguel Muñoz) – with much information on Los Angeles, examples of the early novels (including Cid), twitter feeds and links to his blog site "La Nueva Web El Coyote" www.novelascoyote.blogspot.se (Spanish Coyote Site, created by Miguel Muñoz) – with the first 130 novels in chrono order – not with their original issue numbers (107 with synopsis, and the total 192 listed) plus much information, including images of Spanish covers of all editions from 1944 to 2004 (a total of 686 novel covers), except for Cid El Coyote Catalog www.fantascienza.net (Italian Coyote Site) – including Ediciones Cid – and the novels from the whole world, imaged in order of the Italian pulp series Coyote Bibliography dreamers.com – with Cliper in publ. order Swedish Coyote Site serielagret.se – with images of all Swedish Coyote novels and the complete Cliper catalog (in order of original publishing) Swedish Coyote Blog coyote-bloggen.se – with synopsis of the first 125 pulps in Swedish (same chronological numbering as the Spanish Coyote Site) Archive Novels List of Finland's 78 novels at Makedonia & Moog (with covers of them all, but also some other countries' equivalents) Other sites El Coyote Western 1955 (featuring Abel Salazar) – on youtube La Justicia del Coyote Western movie 1956 – on youtube Short presentation and El Coyote portrayed (in 1998 by José Coronado) very close to how Mallorquí originally "pictured" him (although he operated in California – not Baja, Mexico as the site says) Coyote Collection shown live Collection of El Coyote novels shown at biblioteca del Museo Etnográfico in Madrid El Coyote Cabalga de Nuevo "Coyote Rides Again" at elcoyotecabalga.blogspot (with images of back covers of the Favencia novels – and more) Mallorquí presented chronological at sugarhoover (treasures) Coyote on Facebook: El Coyote, de José Mallorquí and EL