The Golden Circle (daily story)
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| The Golden Circle | |
| Start date: | September 4th, 1939 |
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| End date: | January 20th, 1940 |
| # of strips: | 120 (20 weeks) |
| Writer: | Lee Falk |
| Artist: | Ray Moore |
| Preceded by: | "The Mysterious Girl" |
| Followed by: | "The Seahorse" |
"The Golden Circle" is the 11th Phantom daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Ray Moore.
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Plot summary
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Appearances
Recurring characters
One-time characters
- George
- Fifi
- Countess D'Orsay
- Mara
- Bella
Locations
- France
- Paris
- Latin Quarter
- Paris
Vehicles
- The Paris Express
Trivia
- For the third time in the history of the Phantom strip, the story begins with a recap of the origin of the Phantom.
- Once again the Phantom is seen traveling in Cabin 14. Additionally he's seated in Compartment 14 when going by the Paris Express.
- Lieutenant Byron proposes to Diana.
- Mrs. Palmer tells the Phantom that he is not to marry Diana if he doesn't give up his mission to fight injustice, and get a normal job.
- For the first time in the strip the Phantom gets to use his suite as a masquerade outfit.
- The characters Fifi and Countess D'Orsay are most likely a reference to Fifi D'Orsay, "The French Bombshell", a Canadian born Hollywood actress known for her many portraits of young and carefree Parisian women during the 1930's and 1940's.
Related stories
Remade as
Refers to
- "The Slave Traders" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Australia
- "The Golden Circle", The Phantom #5 (1940)
- The Phantom #13 – #15 (1949)
- The Phantom #108 (1957)
- The Phantom #198 (1961)
- The Phantom #309 (1966)
- The Phantom #458 (1971)
- The Phantom #740 (1982)
- The Phantom #934 (1989)
- The Phantom #1249 (2000)
Brazil
- O Globo Juvenil #349 – #409 (1939-1940)
- "O Círculo de Ouro", Álbum O Globo Juvenil (1941)
- "O Círculo Dourado", O Fantasma #16 (1971)
- "O Círculo do Ouro", Almanaque do Fantasma (1977)
- "O Círculo Dourado", Fantasma - Edição Histórica #18 (1995)
Canada
- La Patrie September 4, 1939 – January 20, 1940
Finland
- "Nuolikorun salaisuus", Mustanaamio 18/1983 - without the first three weeks
France
- Aventures #1 – #20/1940
- "La flèche d'or", Le Fantôme Spécial #58 – #59 (1968)
- "La flèche d'or", Le Fantôme #4 (1994)
Italy
- "La freccia d'oro", L'Uomo Mascherato Super Albo #65
- "La freccia d'oro", Phantom #17 and "Il tribunale della morte", Phantom #18 (1977 or 1978)
- "La freccia d'oro", Phantom #11 (1992)
- "La freccia d'oro", Phantom #146
New Zealand
Norway
- "Mysteriet med pilringen", Fantomet 17/1983 - without the first three weeks
- "Pilringbanden" and "Mysteriet med pilringen", Fantomets Krønike 3/1993
- "Mysteriet med pilringen", Fantomets Krønike 2/2005 - without the first three weeks
- "Fantomet og Sala", Fantomets jubileum 1936-2006 (2006) - the first three weeks only
Spain
- "El Círculo de Oro", El Hombre Enmascarado #23 and "El fin del Círculo de Oro", #24 - without the first three weeks
- El Hombre Enmascarado - Extraordinario de Reyes (194?) - the first three weeks only
- "El Círculo de Oro", El Hombre Enmascarado #023 and "El fin del Círculo de Oro", #024 (1960) - without the first three weeks
- "El Círculo de Oro", El Hombre Enmascarado #11, "El fin del Círculo de Oro", #12, and "Los espias del Albatros", #13 (1971)
- "Reencuentro" and "El circulo dorado", El Hombre Enmascarado #45 (1977)
- "Reencuentro", El Hombre Enmascarado #52 (1978) - the first three weeks only
- "El círculo de oro", El Hombre Enmascarado #44 – #45 (1990)
Sweden
- "Mysteriet med pilringen", Vecko-Revyn 30/1940-11/1941 - without the first three weeks
- "Pilringsmysteriet", Fantomen Christmas Album 1944 - without the first three weeks
- "Mysteriet med pilringen", Fantomen 8/1983 - without the first three weeks
- "Pilringsmysteriet", Fantomen Christmas Album 1994 - without the first three weeks
USA
- The Golden Circle (1999)
- Comics Revue #255 – #256 (2006) - the first three weeks only
- The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Vol. Three 1939–1940 (2011)