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*[[Super Plá 6|''Super Plá'' #6]] (1971) | |||
*"O troféu roubado", [[Fantasma 188 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #188]] (1972) | *"O troféu roubado", [[Fantasma 188 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #188]] (1972) | ||
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The Stolen Trophy | |
Start date: | May 16th, 1971 |
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End date: | August 1st, 1971 |
# of strips: | 12 pages |
Writer: | Lee Falk |
Artist: | Sy Barry |
Original colorist: | unknown |
Preceded by: | "The Tale of the Gooley-Gooley Witch" |
Followed by: | "The Wig" |
"The Stolen Trophy" is the 83rd Phantom Sunday story. It was originally published in American newspapers from May 16th to August 1st, 1971.
The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Sy Barry.
Plot Summary
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Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Australia
- The Phantom #459 (1971)
- The Phantom #638 (1978)
- The Phantom #847 (1986)
- The Phantom #1317 (2002)
Brazil
- Super Plá #6 (1971)
- "O troféu roubado", Fantasma #188 (1972)
Denmark
- "Det stjålne trofæ", Fantomet #245 (1984)
Finland
- "Viidakon olympiakisat", Mustanaamio 18/1974
- "Varastettu voitonmerkki", Mustanaamio 1 – 3/2003
France
- "Le trophée", Nouveau Tintin #17 (1976)
India
- "The Fabulous Trophy", Indrajal Comics #165 (1972)
- "The Missing Trophy", Indrajal Comics Vol. 24 No. 17 (1986)
Italy
- "Rapina alle Olimpiadi", L'Uomo Mascherato #24 (1971)
Norway
- Vi menn 45/1971 – 4/1972
- "Det stjålne trofeet", Fantomet 6/1973
- "Jungelolympiaden", Fantomet Year Album 1987
- "Det stjålne trofeet", Serie-pocket #232 (1999)
- "Det stjålne trofeet", Fantomet 1 – 3/2003
- "Det stjålne trofeet", Krønikebok #33 (2007)
Portugal
- "Roubo Nas Olimpíadas da Selva", Quadradinhos #? – #4 (1972)
- "Actor ou Fantasma?", Mundo de Aventuras #1234 (1973; edited together with "The Wig")
Sweden
- "Den stulna trofén", Fantomen 19/1972
- "Den stulna trofén", Fantomen 1 – 3/2003