Julie

"The Female Phantom" redirects here. For the story of the same name, see: "The Female Phantom (story)"

Julie
Active years (Team Fantomen):
ca 1869-?
Active years (Lee Falk):
ca 1870-?
Active years (Moonstone):
ca 1880-?
Active years (Bastei):
?
Active years (Other producers):
?

Julie is the most known woman to have acted as the Phantom, and is often called The Female Phantom.

Fictional Character Biography

According to the newspaper strip

Julie and her twin brother were born August 3, 1852. She was raised together with her brother and was given the same training.

When her brother became the Phantom, she remained in the Skull Cave. One day, her brother was wounded when he tried to free a missionary that had been taken by pirates. Julie had seen everything and saved her brother. She brought her brother back to the Skull Cave. Since her brother was injured, she took one of his spare suits and made it fit for her, then she put it on and went to save the missionary. The mission was a success, but she had fell in love with the missionary. She told her brother that she wanted to be as normal girls; have nice dresses and things. Her brother thought he understood her and bought her a dress, he then talked her into putting it on and come with him to the missionary. When he met the missionary, with his sister hiding in the nearest bushes, he demonstrated that he was a man of few words, saying "My sister is in love with you. What are you going to do about that?" The missionary had barely taken in that this must be the brother of the woman who rescued him before Julie showed herself from behind the bushes, very upset saying that she did not want to see him. The missionary, however, managed to convince her that he loved her. They were married, had four children, and lived happily ever after. The Female Phantom

Julie and her brother have been referred to as the children of the 17th Phantom The Delta Pirates, and as the children of the 16th Phantom and Annie Morgan. The Phantom Cowboy

According to Team Fantomen

Julie and her twin brother, the future 17th Phantom, were born in 1852. They were educated in Denmark, the home country of their mother Asta. The Slave's Railway Her brother assumed the title of the Phantom 1869. She replaced him and served as the Phantom on several occasions when he was injured or missing.

She married the missionary Paul Colbert and became Mrs. Julie Colbert. When her husband died of illness, she traveled to France and became a student of the great Louis Pasteur. She returned as a doctor, with intent to help the jungle tribes. She spent her last years at the Skull Cave and died during the time of the 19th Phantom, in the early 1900's. Julie

According to Moonstone

Julie married a man named Bradley and lived with him in Michigan. They had twin daughters in the late 1880's. In 1888, Julie was in London at the time of Jack the Ripper's killings. Here, There, Everywhere

According to another Moonstone story, Julie lived in London where she had the title "Lady". Julie had a son, Daniel, who died in 1896 after trying to take the Phantom legacy from Julie's nephew by force. The Ghost Who Dies

It has not been clearly stated if Julie is the sister of the 17th or 18th Phantom, but since the 19th Phantom is active in 1933 according to Moonstone Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 4, it makes it more likely that Julie is the sister of the 17th Phantom.

According to Gold Key/King/Charlton

Julie often took it upon herself to replace the Phantom when her brother was away. She was assisted by her best friend Maru.

Notable Appearances

Daily and Sunday stories

Title	Writer	Artist	Set in	Comments
"The Female Phantom"	Falk	McCoy	1852, 18??	birth year given as 1852, daughter of the current Phantom's great-great grandfather
"The Delta Pirates	Falk	Barry	N/A	mentioned briefly as sister of the 18th Phantom
"The Phantom Cowboy"	Falk	Barry, Olesen, Williams	N/A	mentioned briefly as daughter of the 16th Phantom and Annie Morgan

Team Fantomen stories

Title	Writer	Artist	Set in	Comments
"The Slave's Railway"	Worker	Lindahl	1868
"The Slave Ship"	Bishop	Felmang	1869
"The Prediction"	Lundström	Wilhelmsson	187?	She swears the Oath of the Phantom in this story.
"The Death Peddlers"	Bishop	Velluto	1872
"Julie and the Witchdoctor"	Reimerthi	Felmang, Morrik	1880
"The Wages of Sin"	Reimerthi	Felmang, Morrik	1881
"Julie"	Worker	Bess	1886 (1887?)	Became a doctor towards the end of 1886 and the main part is set thereafter, but earlier events are mentioned.
"The Gold Monkey"	Longstreet	Cruz	1887
"Temple of the Gods, Part 6: The Beasts Stir"	Bishop, Lindahl	Spadari	1888
"Of the Same Blood"	Bishop	Spadari	1889
"The Moriarty Experiment"	Bishop	Spadari	189?
"The Demon"	Worker	Vallvé	18??	Undated general mentioning of she and her brother fighting Singh slave raids.

Gold Key/King/Charlton stories

Title	Writer	Artist	Set in	Comments
"The Adventures of the Girl Phantom"	Fortunato	Lignante	??
"The Girl Phantom"	?	Lignante	??
"The Riddle of the Witch"	Harris	Lignante	??
"The Secret of the Golden Ransom"	unknown	unknown	??

Moonstone stories

Title	Writer	Artist	Set in	Comments
"Here, There, Everywhere"	Kilpatrick	N/A	1889	not part of Moonstone's regular Phantom continuity
"The Ghost Who Dies"	Clay and Susan Griffith	N/A	1896	not part of Moonstone's regular Phantom continuity
"Race against Death"	Massie	Daly

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