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'''Flame Stanbury''' was the daughter of [[Sir James Stanbury]], the governor of Jamaica in 1717 | '''Flame Stanbury''' was, accordiong to [[Team Fantomen]], the daughter of [[Sir James Stanbury]], the governor of Jamaica in 1717. She married [[the 9th Phantom]] and became the mother of [[the 10th Phantom]] and a daughter named [[Heloise Walker (the 9th Phantom's daughter)|Heloise]]. | ||
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In 1725, her husband was hanged in his fight against Jonathan Wild, the King of Thieves, but survived and stumbled into her arms when he found his way back from his disection, where he had come alive. {{Storylink|Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang}} | In 1725, her husband was hanged in his fight against Jonathan Wild, the King of Thieves, but survived and stumbled into her arms when he found his way back from his disection, where he had come alive. {{Storylink|Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang}} | ||
In late 1729, she was travelling to Jamiaca with her two children when pirates attacked. She fought alongside the crew but was hit by a bullet and fell overboard and is believed to have died. {{Storylink|The Pirates' Prisoner}} | |||
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*"[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 3: Count of the Darkness]]" by Norman Worker, [[Felmang]], and [[Claudio Waldrag]] | *"[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 3: Count of the Darkness]]" by Norman Worker, [[Felmang]], and [[Claudio Waldrag]] | ||
*"[[Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]] | *"[[Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]] | ||
*"[[The Pirates' Prisoner]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Hans Lindahl]] | |||
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[[Category:Wives of the Phantom|Stanbury, Flame]] | [[Category:Wives of the Phantom|Stanbury, Flame]] | ||
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| Flame Stanbury | |
| First appearance: | "Flame" |
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| Created by: | Norman Worker and Georges Bess |
Flame Stanbury was, accordiong to Team Fantomen, the daughter of Sir James Stanbury, the governor of Jamaica in 1717. She married the 9th Phantom and became the mother of the 10th Phantom and a daughter named Heloise.
Team Fantomen Fictional Character Biography
Flame Stanbury was the daughter of Jamaican governor Sir James Stanbury. When her father was arrested falsely accused of treason, she eventually dressed up as the Phantom and started a liberation movement among the Jamaican slaves, until she was caught by Orson Duvall and Tusker, the men who arrested her father and ever since had ruled Jamaica. She was, however, freed by the 9th Phantom and fell in love with him. After the Phantom had defeated the tyrant Duvall and freed her father prisoner, she sneaked onboard the Phantom's ship, thereby forcing him to marry her, though he had wanted her as a wife ever since first meeting her. They married most probably in spring 1717 (the year they met). Flame Later that year was their son, the 10th Phantom, born.
Around 1722, Zaal, inspired by the mysterious Alib, tried to take revenge for an earlier defeat by the Phantom and kidnapped their son Kit, while Flame was taking a bath. The 9th Phantom, however, rescued Kit and left Zaal burning. Count of the Darkness
In 1725, her husband was hanged in his fight against Jonathan Wild, the King of Thieves, but survived and stumbled into her arms when he found his way back from his disection, where he had come alive. Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang
In late 1729, she was travelling to Jamiaca with her two children when pirates attacked. She fought alongside the crew but was hit by a bullet and fell overboard and is believed to have died. The Pirates' Prisoner
Physical Appearance
Flame Stanbury resembles the late American actress Jane Russell (June 21, 1921 – February 28, 2011).
Notable Appearances
- "Flame" by Norman Worker and Georges Bess
- "Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 3: Count of the Darkness" by Norman Worker, Felmang, and Claudio Waldrag
- "Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang" by Claes Reimerthi and Kari Leppänen
- "The Pirates' Prisoner" by Janne Lundström and Hans Lindahl
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