The 17th Phantom

The 17th Phantom
Active years (Team Fantomen):
1869-1889
Active years (Lee Falk):
ca 1870-?
Active years (Moonstone):
ca 1880-?
Active years (Bastei):
N/A
Active years (Other producers):
?

The 17th Phantom

Fictional Character Biography

According to Team Fantomen

He had a twin sister, Julie, who replaced him a couple of times. He married Mary Stillwell, a quaker.

Before his marriage, he had an illegitimate son with Lady Kate Sommerset, named Christopher Sommerset.

He died when he saved his illegitimate son and the mother.

Notable Appearances

Lee Falk stories

• "The Female Phantom" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

Team Fantomen stories

• "The Slave's Railway" by Norman Worker and Hans Lindahl
• "My Darling Pirate" by David Bishop and César Spadari
• "Wagon Master" by Ulf Granberg, Janne Lundström, and Özcan Eralp
• "The Indian Hater" by Janne Lundström and Özcan Eralp
• "Terror in the Desert" by Janne Lundström and Özcan Eralp
• "The Prediction" by Janne Lundström and Bertil Wilhelmsson
• "Julie and the Witch Doctor" by Claes Reimerthi, Felmang, and Edward Morrik
• "Son of the Pirate Queen" by David Bishop and César Spadari
• "Temple of the Gods, Part 6: The Beasts Stir" by David Bishop, Hans Lindahl, and César Spadari
• "Julie" by Norman Worker and Georges Bess
• "Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 1: Pirates of the Arctic" by Norman Worker and Kari Leppänen
• "Death of a Phantom" by David Bishop and César Spadari
• "Of the Same Blood" by David Bishop]and César Spadari (present only as a corpse)

Moonstone stories

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