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Phantom Album (Zauberstern)

2026-11-06T19:39:07Z

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'''''Phantom Album''''' is the title of a [[Phantom]] comic book published by [[The Phantom publications in Germany|German]] publisher [[Zauberstern]] in Germany. It started in 2026 and focuses on the [[Team Fantomen]] storyline [[the Empty Throne]].

== Covers ==
{{stub}}
=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:phantom album zauberstern 01A.jpg|<center>[[Phantom Album 1 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom Album'' #1]]
</gallery>

== Contents ==
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| rowspan="2"|<center>[[Phantom Album 1 (Zauberstern)|1]]</center> || "[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 1: The Empty Throne]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| "[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 2: Baptism of Fire]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]]
|-
|}

{{Germany}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Phantom (Zauberstern) issues| ]]

Ming's Final Hours

2026-10-27T00:19:58Z

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{{Magazinebox
|Title=Ming's Final Hours
|image=
|1st=[[Flash Gordon Quarterly 3|''Flash Gordon Quarterly''<br>#3 (2024)]]
|Pages= 8
|Writer= [[Dan DiDio]]
|Artist= [[Alex Sanchez]]
|Colorist=[[Dan Brown]]
|Producer=[[Mad Cave Studios]]
|}}
'''"Ming's Final Hours"''' is a 2024 [[Mad Cave Studios stories|Mad Cave]] story written by [[Dan DiDio]], with art by [[Alex Sanchez]]. It is based in the [[Defenders of the Earth (TV series)|Defenders of the Earth universe]] starring [[the Phantom]], [[Mandrake the Magician]], and [[Flash Gordon]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[Flash Gordon]]
*Ming the Merciless
*Kro-Tan
*Octon
'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">
== Behind the scenes ==
In the contents list of ''Flash Gordon Quarterly'' #3, the title is "Ming's Story", which matches the previous Defenders of the Earth story in ''Flash Gordon Quarterly'' which was called "[[Dale's Story]]".
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*"Ming's Final Hours", [[Flash Gordon Quarterly 3|''Flash Gordon Quarterly'' #3]] (2024)
*"Ming's Final Hours", [[Flash Gordon Quarterly Volume 1|''Flash Gordon Quarterly Volume 1'']] (2025)

[[Category:Mad Cave Studios stories|Ming's Final Hours]]
[[Category:2024 Stories|Ming's Final Hours]]

Dale's Story

2026-10-27T00:17:52Z

Andreas:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Dale's Story
|image=
|1st=[[Flash Gordon Quarterly 2|''Flash Gordon Quarterly''<br>#2 (2024)]]
|Pages= 8
|Writer= [[Dan DiDio]]
|Artist= [[Stefano Simeone]]
|Colorist=[[Stefano Simeone]]
|Producer=[[Mad Cave Studios]]
|}}
'''"Dale's Story"''' is a 2024 [[Mad Cave Studios stories|Mad Cave]] story written by [[Dan DiDio]], with art by [[Stefano Simeone]]. It is based in the [[Defenders of the Earth (TV series)|Defenders of the Earth universe]] starring [[the Phantom]], [[Mandrake the Magician]], and [[Flash Gordon]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[Flash Gordon]]
*Dale Arden
*Richard "Rick" Gordon
*Octon
*Dr. Hans Zarkov
*Kro-Tan
'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*"Dale's Story", [[Flash Gordon Quarterly 2|''Flash Gordon Quarterly'' #2]] (2024)
*"Dale's Story", [[Flash Gordon Quarterly Volume 1|''Flash Gordon Quarterly Volume 1'']] (2025)

[[Category:Mad Cave Studios stories|Dale's Story]]
[[Category:2024 Stories|Dale's Story]]

The Honeymooners

2026-10-20T20:10:32Z

Andreas: /* Appearances */

{{Newspaperbox
|Title= The Honeymooners
|image= [[Image:The Honeymooners.jpg|300 px]]
|Start= May 29th, 1960
|End= October 23rd, 1960
|Strips= 22 pages
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Wilson McCoy]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded="[[The River Gang]]"
|Followed="[[The Goggle-Eye Pirates (Sunday story)|The Goggle-Eye Pirates]]"
|}}
'''"The Honeymooners"''' is the 55th [[The Phantom|Phantom]] [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Wilson McCoy]].

== Plot synopsis ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Guran]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Mr. Jones
*Gura
*Adam Jones, a honeymooner
*Eve White-Jones, Adam's wife
*Mike
*Beck
*Tabby, a tiger

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]] (mentioned)
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[Eden]]

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

</div><br clear="all">

==Related stories==
===Follows===

===Referenced in===

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_argentina.gif]] Argentina ===
*"La ley de la selva", [[El Fantasma 44 (Edmal)|''El Fantasma'' #44]] (1962)
*"La ley de la selva", [[Libro de Oro 21|''Libro de Oro'' #21]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 329 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #329]] (1966)
*[[The Phantom 483 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #483]] (1972)
*[[The Phantom 661 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #661]] (1979)
*[[The Phantom 870 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #870]] (1987)
*[[The Phantom 1263 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1263]] (2000)
*[[The Phantom 1858 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1858]] (2020)

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*[[Fantasma 54 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #54]] (1961)
*"A Ilha Encantada", [[Fantasma 186 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #186]] (1971)
*"Os Recém-Casados", [[Crônicas do Fantasma 1|''Crônicas do Fantasma'' #1]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[Le Soleil]]'' May 28, 1960 – October 22, 1960
*''[[La Patrie]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960

=== [[Image:mini_colombia.gif]] Colombia===
*''[[El Tiempo]]'' September 11, 1960 – February 5, 1961

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Fantomets ø", [[Serie-pocket 26 (Denmark)|''Serie-pocket'' #26]] (1979)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*''[[Seura]]'' 47/1960 – 18/1961
*"Mustanaamion saari", [[Mustanaamio 6/1967|''Mustanaamio'' 6/1967]]
*"Eden-saari", [[Sarjakirja 48|''Sarjakirja'' #48]] (1979)
*"Mustanaamion saari", [[Mustanaamio 1966–1967|''Mustanaamio'' 1966–1967]] (2011)

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*"L'île enchantée", [[Le Fantôme Spécial 71|''Le Fantôme Spécial'' #71]] (1969)

=== [[Image:Mini greece.png]] Greece ===
*''[[Taxydromos]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960

=== [[Image:mini_iceland.gif]] Iceland===
*''[[Vikan]]'' September 29, 1960 – February 23, 1961

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*"The Enchanting Island", [[Indrajal Comics 299|''Indrajal Comics'' #299]] (1978)

=== [[Image:mini_ireland.gif]] Ireland===
*''[[Sunday Independent]]'' June 5, 1960 – November 13, 1960

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"L'isola incantata", [[Avventure Americane – L'Uomo Mascherato 69 (La Freccia)|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #69]] (1961)
*"L'isola incantata", [[I Classici dell'Avventura – L'Uomo Mascherato 22 (Fratelli Spada)|''I Classici dell'Avventura'' #22]] (1962)
*"L'isola incantata", [[I Giganti 13|''I Giganti'' #13]] (1967)
*"L'isola incantata", [[Phantom 67 (Comic Art) New Comics Now|''Phantom'' #67]]
*"L'isola incantata", [[Phantom 4 (Comic Art/Edizione speciale)|''Phantom'' #4]] (1994)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*''[[El Informador]]'' August 7, 1960 – January 1, 1961

=== [[Image:Mini_nz.png]] New Zealand ===
*[[The Phantom 466 (Feature Publications)|''The Phantom'' #466]] – [[The Phantom 467 (Feature Publications)|#467]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*''[[Vi menn]]'' 7 – 28/1961
*"Fantomets øy", [[Fantomet 6/1967|''Fantomet'' 6/1967]]
*"Fantomets øy", [[Serie-pocket 37 (Norway)|''Serie-pocket'' #37]] (1979)
*"Fantomets øy", [[Fantomet Kronologisk 4|''Fantomet Kronologisk'' #4]] (2017)

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"La isla encantada", [[Phantom 26 (Euroclub Magerit)|''Phantom'' #26]] (1999)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Fantomens ö - Eden", ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' 12 – 33/1963
*"Fantomens ö", [[Fantomen 18/1965|''Fantomen'' 18/1965]]
*"Fantomens ö", [[Serie-pocket 79 (Sweden)|''Serie-pocket'' #79]] (1979)
*"Fantomens ö", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1965, Del 4|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1965, Del 4]] (2016)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Eden'de Balayı", [[Kızılmaske 199 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #199]] – [[Kızılmaske 201 (First Series)|#201]] (1977)
*"Eden'de Balayı", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 62|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #62]] – [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 63|#63]] (197?)

=== [[Image:mini_uar.gif]] United Arab Republic ===
*"جزيرة السلام" (romanized as "Jazeerat Alsalam"), [[Samir 376|''Samir'' #376]] – [[Samir 381|#381]] (1963)

=== [[Image:mini_uruguay.gif|border]] Uruguay ===
*''[[El Diario]]'' June 26, 1960 –November 20, 1960

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*''[[Anderson Herald]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Democrat]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[Farmington Daily Times]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Gadsden Times]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Honolulu Advertiser]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Huntsville Times]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Montgomery Advertiser]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The News Tribune]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[La Opinión]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[Orlando Sentinel]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[Richmond Times-Dispatch]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[San Francisco Examiner]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[Spartanburg Herald-Journal]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[St. Petersburg Times]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Tampa Tribune]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*''[[The Virginian Pilot]]'' May 29, 1960 – October 23, 1960
*[[The Phantom Sundays Special Edition 2|''The Phantom Sundays Special Edition'' #2]] (1990)
*[[The Complete Sundays: Volume Seven 1960–1963|''The Complete Sundays:'' Volume Seven 1960–1963]] (2020)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Die Insel des Phantoms", [[Phantom 8 (Semic)|''Phantom'' #8]] (1967)
*"Sprung in die Hölle", [[Phantom 84|'' Phantom'' #84]] (1977)
*"Sprung in die Hölle", [[Phantom Super-band 11|''Phantom Super-band'' #11]]

=== [[Image:mini_yugoslavia.png|border]] Yugoslavia ===
*"Рајско острво" (romanized as "Rajsko ostrvo"), [[Politikin Zabavnik 1016|''Politikin Zabavnik'' #1016]] (1971)

[[Category:Sunday stories|Honeymooners, The]]
[[Category:1960 Stories|Honeymooners, The]]

Marcusburg

2026-10-20T02:02:18Z

Andreas: /* Daily / Sunday stories */

{{character
|name=Marcusburg
|image= [[Image:Marcusburg.jpg|350px]]
|first= "[[The Slaves (1972 story)|The Slaves]]"
|creators= [[Magnus Knutsson]] &<br> [[Jaime Vallvé]]
|}}
'''Marcusburg''' is the capital city of [[Rodia]], one of [[Bangalla]]'s neighbouring countries.
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
=== Team Fantomen stories ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Slaves (1972 story)|The Slaves]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[On Forbidden Land]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[Deadly Infection]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[The Evil Game, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[The Evil Game, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Agent]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[Death from Radiation]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]], [[Christer Thunborg|Thunborg]] ||
|-
|"[[Death of Lubanga, Part 1: The Peace Prize Winner]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Death of Lubanga, Part 2: The Last Battle]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Diana's Crisis, Part 3: The Search for Diana]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Felmang]], [[Usam]] ||
|-
|"[[Fateful Meeting]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Encounter With Murder]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
| "[[Rodia - Night]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
| "[[Epilogue]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|}

=== [[Daily stories|Daily]] / [[Sunday stories]] ===

{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Revenge in Rhodia]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Terry Beatty|Beatty]] || unnamed
|-
|"[[The Grudge]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]] || as '''Utawala Mbaya'''
|-
|}

[[Category:Locations|Marcusburg]]

The Last Shogun

2026-10-13T00:39:26Z

Andreas: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Last Shogun
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 27/1976|''Fantomen'' 27/1976]]
|Pages= 25
|Writer= [[Norman Worker|John Bull]]
|Artist= [[Federico Maidagan]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Last Shogun"''' is a 1976 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Norman Worker|John Bull]], with art by [[Federico Maidagan]].

==Plot synopsis==
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] joins his fiancee [[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]] in Japan where factories who manufacture aid for the UN receive nightly burglars who sabotage them. The police suspect that the real purpose is to steal important technical parts in order to build an atomic bomb. On an island off the coast the Phantom discovers a temple erected to honor his great grandfather, [[the 17th Phantom]], known as "The samurai who can not die". On the island he is challenged by samurai Takamura to compete with him in three events

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Tom-Tom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]]
*[[Dr. Kirk]]
*[[Fraka]]
*[[Joomba]]
*[[The 17th Phantom]] (mentioned)
'''One-time Characters'''
*Akiko
*Kannushi, priest
*Gunchi Yamasita
*Takamura

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[Keela-Wee]]
**[[Eden]]
*[[Japan (location)|Japan]]
**Osaka
**Ataka Island

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Den sidste shogun", [[Fantomet 96|''Fantomet'' #96]] (1978)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Viimeinen kapinallinen", [[Mustanaamio 7/1977|''Mustanaamio'' 7/1977]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Fantomet i Japan", [[Fantomet 9/1977|''Fantomet'' 9/1977]]
*"Fantomet i Japan", [[Fantomets Krønike 6/1999|''Fantomets Krønike'' 6/1999]]
*"Fantomet i Japan", [[Krønikebok 41|''Krønikebok'' #41]] (2008)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den siste shogun", [[Fantomen 27/1976|''Fantomen'' 27/1976]]
*"Den siste shogun", [[Fantomen 24/2026|''Fantomen'' 24/2026]] (colored by [[Praico Visuals]])

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Die Verräter der Sonneninsel", [[Phantom 115|''Phantom'' #115]] (1978)
*"Die Verräter der Sonneninsel", [[Phantom Super-band 18|''Phantom Super-band'' #18]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Last Shogun, The]]
[[Category:1976 Stories|Last Shogun, The]]

Belle Époque

2026-10-11T21:11:35Z

Andreas: /* Behind the scenes */

'''"Belle Époque"''' is a 7-part [[Frew]] story arc detailing the honeymoon of [[the 19th Phantom]] and his wife [[Janie Cary|Jane]] in Paris during the "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_%C3%89poque Beautiful Era]".
==Concept==
The stories all take place in Paris during the honeymoon in 1912, but are relatively free standing. Each story is a resolved adventure of its own, with few recurring characters between them.
== Behind the scenes ==
The stories were first published by Frew in Australia in black/white. The original six parts appeared in a short time span during 2022, and a short epilogue appeared in 2023.

Egmont in Sweden published the whole series during 2023, colored by [[Reprostugan]].

Writer [[Pidde Andersson]] has created several stories about the 19th Phantom and Jane, detailing their life together before and after the honeymoon. These have been produced both by Frew and Egmont.
=== Preceding stories ===
"[[The Outlaws]]" by Pidde Andersson and [[Rafael Dantas]] has an epilogue that takes place in Paris when the Phantom and Jane arrive in Paris on the same honeymoon trip as in the "Belle Époque" stories.
=== Following stories ===
The end of the "Belle Époque" story arc leads directly into the story "[[The Prisoner in Marrakech]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]. This [[Team Fantomen story]] was published in 1975, and begins with The Phantom and Jane departing France after the honeymoon. It was this story that inspired Pidde Andersson to write a multipart serial that takes place during the Paris honeymoon.

In 2026, the 3-part story arc "[[The 5th Season]]" featuring Belle Époque villains was published.

==Episodes==
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! Writer !! Artist !! First publication !! Notes
|-
|<center>1</center>|| "[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1912 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1912]] (2022) ||
|-
|<center>2</center>|| "[[On the Roofs of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1913 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1913]] (2022) ||
|-
|<center>3</center>|| "[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]]|| [[The Phantom 1917 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1917]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>4</center> || "[[Balloon for the Moon]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1919 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1919]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>5</center> || "[[Murder at Maxim's]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1922 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1922]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>6</center> || "[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1923 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1923]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>epilogue</center> || "[[Jane Saves the President]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1950 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1950]] (2023)
||
|-
|}

[[Category:Frew stories]]

Belle Époque

2026-10-10T19:04:52Z

Andreas: Created page with "'''"Belle Époque"''' is a 7-part Frew story arc detailing the honeymoon of the 19th Phantom and his wife Jane in Paris during the "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_%C3%89poque Beautiful Era]". ==Concept== The stories all take place in Paris during the honeymoon in 1912, but are relatively free standing. Each story is a resolved adventure of its own, with few recurring characters between them. == Behind the scenes == Pidde Andersson has created..."

'''"Belle Époque"''' is a 7-part [[Frew]] story arc detailing the honeymoon of [[the 19th Phantom]] and his wife [[Janie Cary|Jane]] in Paris during the "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_%C3%89poque Beautiful Era]".
==Concept==
The stories all take place in Paris during the honeymoon in 1912, but are relatively free standing. Each story is a resolved adventure of its own, with few recurring characters between them.
== Behind the scenes ==
Pidde Andersson has created several stories about the 19th Phantom and Jane, detailing their life together before and after the honeymoon.
=== Preceding stories ===
"[[The Outlaws]]" by Pidde Andersson and [[Rafael Dantas]] has an epilogue that takes place in Paris when the Phantom and Jane arrive in Paris on the same honeymoon trip as in the "Belle Époque" stories.
=== Following stories ===
The end of the "Belle Époque" story arc leads directly into the story "[[The Prisoner in Marrakech]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Pidde Andersson]]. This story was published in 1975, and begins with The Phantom and Jane departing France after the honeymoon. It was this story that inspired Pidde Andersson to write a multipart serial that takes place during the Paris honeymoon.

In 2026, the 3-part story arc "[[The 5th Season]]" featuring Belle Époque villains was published.

==Episodes==
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! Writer !! Artist !! First publication !! Notes
|-
|<center>1</center>|| "[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1912 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1912]] (2022) ||
|-
|<center>2</center>|| "[[On the Roofs of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1913 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1913]] (2022) ||
|-
|<center>3</center>|| "[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]]|| [[The Phantom 1917 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1917]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>4</center> || "[[Balloon for the Moon]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1919 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1919]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>5</center> || "[[Murder at Maxim's]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1922 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1922]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>6</center> || "[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1923 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1923]] (2022) ||
|-
| <center>epilogue</center> || "[[Jane Saves the President]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || [[The Phantom 1950 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1950]] (2023)
||
|-
|}

[[Category:Frew stories]]

Year One

2026-10-10T18:18:07Z

Andreas:

'''"Year One"''' is a 12-part [[Team Fantomen]] story arc detailing the first year of [[the 21st Phantom]], following the death of [[the 20th Phantom|his father]].

==Concept==
The 21st Phantom is seriously wounded by a bullet in his neck, and while unconscious at [[Dr Axel]]'s [[Dr. Axel's Jungle Hospital|Jungle Hospital]] he's hallucinating and remembering his first year as the Phantom.

The story follows the inexperienced 21st Phantom as he has to leave his former life as a student in America and come to terms with what it means to be "the Ghost Who Walks", while also processing his grief and hunting down the man responsible for his father's death – [[Rama Singh]].

This storyline was interrupted by stories drawing parallells to [[the 18th Phantom]] succeeding ''his'' father, [[the 17th Phantom]].

== Behind the scenes ==
The Year One concept was first announced in [[Fantomen 26/2003|''Fantomen'' 26/2003]], with five preliminary story titles listed.

The individual stories, or chapters, are given roman numbering, counting ''down'' from 12 to 1. Two of the chapters are older stories, re-worked to better fit into the Year One storyline.

The two stories about the 17th and 18th Phantom (chapters VI and V) technically take place before the actual Year One storyline, as they end with [[Guran]] (who has been reading them from the Chronicles) receiving a message that the Phantom is seriously wounded. This would then lead into "[[The 21st Phantom (story)|The 21st Phantom]]", but the stories were likely not finished in time to be published before the Year One storyline. These stories were collected in the [[Älskade pirat|Kate Sommerset omnibus]] and therefore excluded from the [[Till sista andetaget|Year One omnibus]].

The final story, originally published in 1995, is based upon [[Lee Falk]]’s 1954 [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]] "[[The Belt (Sunday story)|The Belt]]".

The backstory about the Phantom's injury leads into "[[The Grim Reaper]]" which is the start of a new story arc.

==Episodes==
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! Writer !! Artist !! First publication !! Notes
|-
|<center>XII</center>|| "[[The 21st Phantom (story)|The 21st Phantom]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || [[Fantomen 17/2004|''Fantomen'' 17/2004]] ||
|-
|<center>XI</center>|| "[[Molok (story)|Molok]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || [[Fantomen 18/2004|''Fantomen'' 18/2004]] ||
|-
|<center>X</center>|| "[[The Courier]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Alex Saviuk| Saviuk]] || [[Fantomen 19/2004|''Fantomen'' 19/2004]] ||
|-
| <center>IX</center> || "[[Johnny Hotwire]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || [[Fantomen 20/2004|''Fantomen'' 20/2004]] || The original, 1 page shorter, version was published in 1996.
|-
| <center>VIII</center> || "[[Johnny Hotwire Rides Again]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || [[Fantomen 21/2004|''Fantomen'' 21/2004]] ||
|-
| <center>VII</center> || "[[The Lethal Trap]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || [[Fantomen 22/2004|''Fantomen'' 22/2004]] ||
|-
| <center>VI</center> || "[[Death of a Phantom]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || [[Fantomen 23/2004|''Fantomen'' 23/2004]] || Featuring the death of [[the 17th Phantom]].
|-
| <center>V</center> || "[[Of the Same Blood]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || [[Fantomen 24/2004|''Fantomen'' 24/2004]] || Featuring [[the 18th Phantom]] revenging his father’s death.
|-
| <center>IV</center> || "[[The Black Widow]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || [[Fantomen 25/2004|''Fantomen'' 25/2004]] ||
|-
| <center>III</center> || "[[Eye of the Hurricane]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] & [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || [[Fantomen 26/2004|''Fantomen'' 26/2004]] ||
|-
| <center>II</center> || "[[The Doomsday Ship]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] & [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || [[Bob McLeod| McLeod]] || [[Fantomen 1/2005|''Fantomen'' 1/2005]] ||
|-
| <center>I</center> || "[[Gullique - The Island of Doom|Gullique and the Double Rainbow]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] (based on a [[Lee Falk|Falk]] story) || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || [[Fantomen 2/2005|''Fantomen'' 2/2005]] || The original, 2 page shorter, version was published in 1995.
|-
|}

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Year One]]

Jane Saves the President

2026-10-09T18:21:49Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= Jane Saves the President
|image=
|StoryNbr=7
|1st= [[The Phantom 1950 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1950 (2023)]]
|Pages= 6
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]"
|Followed=none
|}}
'''"Jane Saves the President"''' is a 2023 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories ==
=== Preceded by ===
*"[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]
*"[[On the Roofs of Paris]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]
*"[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]
*"[[Balloon for the Moon]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]
*"[[Murder at Maxim's]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]
*"[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]" by [[Pidde Andersson]] and [[Percy Ochoa]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Jane Saves the President", [[The Phantom 1950 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1950]] (2023)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle epoque epilog: Jane räddar presidenten", [[Fantomen 22-23/2023|''Fantomen'' 22-23/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Jane Saves the President]]
[[Category:2023 Stories|Jane Saves the President]]

The Gargoyle of Notre Dame

2026-10-09T18:20:39Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= The Gargoyle of Notre Dame
|image= [[Image:Murder at Maxim's.jpg|300px]]
|StoryNbr=6
|1st= [[The Phantom 1923 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1923 (2022)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[Murder at Maxim's]]"
|Followed="[[Jane Saves the President]]"
|}}
'''"The Gargoyle of Notre Dame"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Gargoyle of Notre Dame", [[The Phantom 1923 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1923]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle epoque del 6: Gargoylen från Notre Dame", [[Fantomen 22-23/2023|''Fantomen'' 22-23/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Gargoyle of Notre Dame, The]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|Gargoyle of Notre Dame, The]]

Murder at Maxim's

2026-10-09T18:18:29Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= Murder at Maxim's
|image= [[Image:Murder at Maxim's.jpg|300px]]
|StoryNbr=5
|1st= [[The Phantom 1922 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1922 (2022)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[Balloon for the Moon]]"
|Followed="[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]"
|}}
'''"Murder at Maxim's"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris
'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Murder at Maxim's", [[The Phantom 1922 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1922]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini PNG.gif]] Papua New Guinea ===
*''[[Papua New Guinea Post-Courier]]'' May 5, 2026 – ?

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle epoque del 5: Mord på Maxim's", [[Fantomen 18-19/2023|''Fantomen'' 18-19/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Murder at Maxim's]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|Murder at Maxim's]]

Balloon for the Moon

2026-10-09T18:16:43Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= Balloon for the Moon
|image=
|StoryNbr=4
|1st= [[The Phantom 1919 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1919 (2022)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]"
|Followed="[[Murder at Maxim's]]"
|}}
'''"Balloon for the Moon"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Professor Guillaume Maquereau
*Bastien
*Maurice
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris
*[[Bangalla]] (mentioned)

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Balloon for the Moon", [[The Phantom 1919 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1919]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle époque, del 4: Med ballong mot månen", [[Fantomen 14-15/2023|''Fantomen'' 14-15/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Balloon for the Moon]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|Balloon for the Moon]]

Beneath the Streets of Paris

2026-10-09T18:12:46Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= Beneath the Streets of Paris
|image=
|StoryNbr=3
|1st= [[The Phantom 1917 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1917 (2022)]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[On the Roofs of Paris]]"
|Followed="[[Balloon for the Moon]]"
|}}
'''"Beneath the Streets of Paris"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Levesque
*Albert
*Marcel Strindberg
*Professor Paternoster
'''Real-life characters'''
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_Strindberg August Strindberg] (mentioned only)
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Beneath the Streets of Paris", [[The Phantom 1917 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1917]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle époque, del 3: Under gatorna i Paris", [[Fantomen 10-11/2023|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Beneath the Streets of Paris]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|Beneath the Streets of Paris]]

Ivan Rodriguez

2026-10-08T11:32:05Z

Andreas: /* Frew stories */

{{Creator
|name=Ivan Rodriguez
|image=
|Born= N/A
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazilian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]], [[:Category:Artists|Artist]]
|Website= N/A
|Results=[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Story Sweden|Best Story (Sweden)]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]]<small><br>
[[Best story 2024 (Sweden)|2024]]: "[[The Singh Raiders]]"
|}}
'''Ivan Rodriguez''' is a Brazilian artist.
{{stub}}

== Phantom work by Ivan Rodriguez ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Frew stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
|1 || "[[The Raven, Part 1]]" || [[Andrew Constant|Constant]] || Rodriguez
|-
|2 || "[[The Raven, Part 2]]" || [[Andrew Constant|Constant]] || Rodriguez
|-
|3 || "[[Femme Fatale]]" || [[Andreas Eriksson|Eriksson]] || Rodriguez
|-
|4 || "[[The Links in the Chain]]" || [[Andreas Eriksson|Eriksson]] || Rodriguez
|-
|5 || "[[The Singh Raiders]]" || [[Andreas Eriksson|Eriksson]] || Rodriguez
|-
|6 || "[[Undergrowth]]" || [[Dean Rankine|Rankine]] || Rodriguez
|-
|7 || "[[The 5th Season, Part 3]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || Rodriguez
|-
|}

=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Fantasmamagazine2.jpg|<center>[[O Fantasma Magazine 2 cover|''O Fantasma Magazine'' #2 cover]]
Image:Frew 1880.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 1880 (Frew) cover|''The Phantom'' #1880 cover]]
Image:Frew 1881.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 1881 (Frew) cover|''The Phantom'' #1881 cover]]
Image:Frew 1909.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 1909 (Frew) cover|''The Phantom'' #1881 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Rodriguez, Ivan]]
[[Category:Artists|Rodriguez, Ivan]]

Michael Unge

2026-10-07T16:18:49Z

Andreas:

[[Category:Colorists]]
'''Michael Unge''' has lettered stories for Phantom publications in [[Sweden]] and handled minor coloring touch ups, such as changing the color of the Phantom's suit from purple to blue in [[daily stories|daily]] and [[Sunday stories]]. He was employed by [[Reprostugan]] and since they seized operations at the end of 2023, Michael has been a freelancer for [[Egmont]].

On the Roofs of Paris

2026-10-07T16:15:31Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= On the Roofs of Paris
|image=
|StoryNbr=1
|1st= [[The Phantom 1913 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1913 (2022)]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]"
|Followed="[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]"
|}}
'''"On the Roofs of Paris"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"On the Roofs of Paris", [[The Phantom 1913 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1913]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle époque, del 2: På takåsarna i Paris", [[Fantomen 6-7/2023|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|On the Roofs of Paris]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|On the Roofs of Paris]]

The Phantom Goes to Hell

2026-10-06T13:23:04Z

Andreas:

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''[[Belle Époque]]'''
|Title= The Phantom Goes to Hell
|image= [[Image:The Phantom Goes to Hell.jpg|200px]]
|StoryNbr=1
|1st= [[The Phantom 1912 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1912 (2022)]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Pidde Andersson]]
|Artist= [[Percy Ochoa]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded=none
|Followed="[[On the Roofs of Paris]]"
|}}
'''"The Phantom Goes to Hell"''' is a 2022 [[Frew stories|Frew story]], written by [[Pidde Andersson]], with art by [[Percy Ochoa]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Janie Cary|Jane]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Mimi
*Bernhard Martin

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Phantom Goes to Hell", [[The Phantom 1912 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1912]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Belle époque, del 1: På besök i helvetet", [[Fantomen 2-3/2023|''Fantomen'' 2-3/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])

[[Category:Frew stories|Phantom Goes to Hell, The]]
[[Category:2022 Stories|Phantom Goes to Hell, The]]

The Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses

2026-09-30T02:09:11Z

Andreas: /* Behind the scenes */

{{MagazineboxArc
|StoryArc='''The Lost Valley'''
|Title= The Two Princesses
|image=
|1st= [[The Phantom 1992 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1992 (2025)]]
|StoryNbr=2
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Felmang|Romano Felmang]]
|Artist= Romano Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|Preceded="[[The Lost Valley, Part 1: Maelstrom|Maelstrom]]"
|Followed="[[The Lost Valley, Part 3: The Sacrifice|The Sacrifice]]"
|}}

'''"The Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses"''' is a 2025 [[Frew stories|Frew story]] by [[Felmang|Romano Felmang]]. The story is attributed to F. di Paolo with the art attributed to Xamyor.

==Plot synopsis==
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] wakes up a prisoner of the Vikings before escaping and rescuing the Roman Princess Calypso. In the journey to the Roman City the Phantom learns about how Princess Calypso was imprisoned just as an end was in sight to the fighting between the Romans and the Vikings. The Phantom and Princess Calypso are captured by a Viking patrol and taken back to Ursulaborg before Princess Frida shows the Phantom the Viking Kingdom.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*Pteranodon (mentioned)
*Lucius Seianus (mentioned)
*Princess Calypso
*Unicorns
*Griffins
*Dinosaurs
*Siguard
*Senator Appio Claudio
*Princess Frida
*King Oleg
*Wife of King Oleg and mother of Siguard and Frida
*Old Witch Sibilla (mentioned)
*Brutus
'''One-time characters'''
*Viking sailors
*Guards
*Viking Patrol
*Eunice, Frida's handmaid
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*Stone Forest
*City of Cornelia (mentioned)
*Ursulaborg
**Small Port
**Prison
**Sacrificial altar
**Castle Parapet
'''Organizations'''
*Council of Wise Men (mentioned)
'''Ships'''
*Viking boat
'''Deities'''
*Jupiter (mentioned)
</div><br clear="all">

==Behind the scenes==
*In the [[The Phantom 1992 (Frew)|Frew #1992]] the Message from the Publisher points out that Xamyor is a reversal of "Roy" and "Max". "Roy" being one of the names Felmang used and "Max" being Max Fish, one of Felmang's collaborators.

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses", [[The Phantom 1992 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1992]] (2025)

[[Category:Frew stories|Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses, The]]
[[Category:2025 Stories|Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses, The]]

Fantomen 18/1965

2026-09-29T10:22:33Z

Andreas: /* Phantom stories */

{{issuebox
|Title=Fantomen 18/1965 <br><small>(#342 since the start 1950)</small>
|image= [[Image:Fantomen_196518.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Rolf Gohs]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden / Swedish
|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Pages= 84 pages, b/w
|Date= November 30, 1965
|Publisher=[[Semic Press]]
|Editor= [[Per-Erik Gustavsson]]
|Preceded= [[Fantomen 17/1965|''Fantomen'' 17/1965]]
|Followed= [[Fantomen 19/1965|''Fantomen'' 19/1965]]
|isbn=
|}}
'''''Fantomen'' 18/1965''' is a regular issue of [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'', published in [[Fantomen 1965|1965]].

The issue has been reprinted in its entirety as a facsimile edition as part of "[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1965, Del 4]]".

== Contents ==
=== Phantom stories ===
*"Fantomens ö" ("[[The Honeymooners]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"Singh-piraterna" ("[[The Belt (Sunday story)|The Belt]]") by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]

=== Other comics ===
*"Revolvern" by ?
*"Den finaste gitarren i Texas" by ?
*"Johnny Hazard" by Frank Robbins
*"Eldhåret" by ?
*"Domaren" by ?

[[Category:Fantomen issues|Fantomen 196518]]

Svenska Dagbladet

2026-09-09T00:56:48Z

Andreas: /* History */

'''''Svenska Dagbladet''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that publishes "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]].
== History ==
[[Image:Svd_supplement.jpg|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' June 8, 2012 Culture section.|thumb|200px]]
Starting June 8, 1942, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' became the first newspaper in [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Sweden]] to publish the Phantom strip on a daily basis. Before that, it had been published weekly in ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' since 1940.

Although the strip had been called "Fantomen" (a direct translation of "The Phantom") in ''Vecko-Revyn'', it was renamed "Dragos" in ''Svenska Dagbladet''. The reasons for this are still unclear and disputed. The name "Dragos" was after that used in all Swedish (and some [[The Phantom publications in Finland|Finnish]] newspapers who published the Phantom daily strip), while "Fantomen" was used as the title in ''Vecko-Revyn'', the ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' and the ''[[Fantomen]]'' comic book.

Over the years, most Swedish newspapers dropped the name "Dragos" and retitled it "Fantomen". ''Svenska Dagbladet'' changed the name in 1980. The name change was noted on the front page of ''Svenska Dagbladet''.<ref>Svenska Dagbladet, February 25, 1980</ref>

For a while, each comic strip in ''Svenska Dagbladet'' was published only five days a week on a rotating schedule. Since January 2010, the Phantom strip is published seven days a week. Because of this, stories are occasionally reprinted to avoid catching up with the current daily strip in the US.

On June 8, 2012, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' celebrated the 70th anniversary of publishing the Phantom strip. The Culture section had the Phantom on the front page, and it included a four-page anniversary article about the Phantom.

== Published stories ==
[[File:Diana Aviatrix Lost 1940.png|200px|thumb|First panel of ''Dragos'' published on June 8, 1942]]
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1) || June 8, 1942 || December 14, 1942 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]" || December 15, 1942 || May 8, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2) || May 10, 1943 || May 29, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" || May 31, 1943 || December 22, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]" || December 23, 1943 || May 17, 1944 || January 11–19 and March 1–13 strips missing<br>cancelled on February 3, 1944, but reinstated on March 6 due to readers' demand
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]" || May 19, 1944 || July 21, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]" || July 22, 1944 || February 28, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]" || March 1, 1945 || May 29, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]" || May 30, 1945 || September 5, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]" || September 6, 1945 || April 8, 1946 || The January 29 strip is printed before the January 27 strip.
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]" || April 9, 1946 || June 13, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]" || June 14, 1946 || August 30, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]" || August 31, 1946 || November 29, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || November 30, 1946 || March 12, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]" || March 13, 1947 || August 14, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]" || August 15, 1947 || November 27, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]" || November 28, 1947 || May 7, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]" || May 8, 1948 || January 13, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]" || January 14, 1949 || July 1, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]" || July 2, 1949 || December 9, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]" || December 10, 1949 || April 4, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || April 5, 1950 || June 12, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || June 13, 1950 || October 10, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]" || October 11, 1950 || April 23, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || April 24, 1951 || July 5, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]" || July 6, 1951 || November 9, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]" || November 10, 1951 || February 5, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]" || February 6, 1952 || June 3, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[Whirlpool Channel]]" || June 4, 1952 || August 27, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Tiger Girl]]" || August 28, 1952 || November 26, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]" || November 27, 1952 || February 16, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Professor]]" || February 17, 1953 || March 6, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]" || March 8, 1953 || August 22, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]" || August 24, 1953 || October 10, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Great Ajax]]" || October 12, 1953 || January 7, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]" || January 8, 1954 || May 31, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Lady from Nowhere (daily story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || June 1, 1954 || September 20, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Matchmaker]]" || September 21, 1954 || January 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Super Apes (daily story)|The Super Apes]]" || January 15, 1955 || May 9, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Ragon's Game]]" || May 10, 1955 || September 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Mob]]" || September 15, 1955 || December 22, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || December 23, 1955 || April 3, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Aboard the SS Gay]]" || April 4, 1956 || June 30, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Slimming of Prince Tagon]]" || July 2, 1956 || September 8, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || September 10, 1956 || November 19, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || November 20, 1956 || January 31, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man]]" || February 1, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Wisdom of Solomon]]" || May 20, 1957 || June 26, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[U-Town]]" || June 27, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Grove of the Sleeping Giant]]" || May 19, 1957 || January 4, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Shoplifters]]" || January 7, 1958 || March 24, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Heavyweight Champion]]" || March 25, 1958 || May 23, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[Wambo the Gambler]]" || May 24, 1958 || August 9, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The White Princess]]" || August 11, 1958 || November 10, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Valley of No Return]]" || November 11, 1958 || February 6, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Crown Jewels of Corba]]" || February 7, 1959 || May 12, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || May 13, 1959 || September 24, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Two Signs]]" || September 25, 1959 || January 19, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Crybaby (daily story)|The Crybaby]]" || January 20, 1960 || March 29, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Underwater Diamond Thieves]]" || March 30, 1960 || August 8, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Betrothal]]" || August 9, 1960 || November 15, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Swamp Rats (daily story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || November 16, 1960 || March 10, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || March 11, 1961 || June 30, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || July 1, 1961 || September 15, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || September 16, 1961 || January 25, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || January 26, 1962 || April 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || April 21, 1962 || August 23, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || August 24, 1962 || November 8, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || November 9, 1962 || February 18, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || February 19, 1963 || August 19, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || August 20, 1963 || December 24, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || December 27, 1963 || April 28, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || April 29, 1964 || December 17, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mystery of the Island of Dogs]]" || December 18, 1964 || July 5, 1965 ||
|-
| "[[The Drummer of Timpenni]]" || July 6, 1965 || October 11, 1965 ||
|-
| "[[The Reef]]" || October 12, 1965 || January 21, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || January 22, 1966 || July 13, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Bad Ones]]" || July 14, 1966 || November 17, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || November 18, 1966 || March 4, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || March 6, 1967 || August 9, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Sea God]]" || August 10, 1967 || November 23, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Satchel]]" || November 24, 1967 || February 20, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime School]]" || February 21, 1968 || May 16, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Deadman's Point]]" || May 17, 1968 || August 26, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || August 27, 1968 || December 17, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || December 18, 1968 || April 5, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Frame-Up]]" || April 8, 1969 || June 12, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || June 13, 1969 || September 18, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || September 19, 1969 || January 21, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || January 22, 1970 || March 4, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || March 5, 1970 || June 9, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || June 10, 1970 || September 18, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || September 19, 1970 || January 7, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || January 8, 1971 || April 8, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || April 10, 1971 || July 21, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || July 22, 1971 || December 2, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || December 3, 1971 || February 14, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || February 15, 1972 || May 12, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || May 13, 1972 || August 1, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || August 2, 1972 || October 3, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || October 4, 1972 || January 8, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || January 9, 1973 || April 16, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || April 17, 1973 || July 23, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || July 24, 1973 || November 6, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || November 7, 1973 || February 15, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || February 16, 1974 || May 31, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || June 1, 1974 || September 9, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || September 10, 1974 || January 18, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || January 20, 1975 || June 19, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || June 20, 1975 || October 24, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || October 25, 1975 || February 19, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || February 20, 1976 || August 2, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || August 3, 1976 || November 5, 1976 || the second strip was also reproduced on August 5, 1976.
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || November 8, 1976 || May 5, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || May 6, 1977 || August 8, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || August 9, 1977 || November 29, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || November 30, 1977 || January 13, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || January 14, 1978 || June 2, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || June 3, 1978 || August 17, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || August 18, 1978 || October 20, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || October 21, 1978 || February 8, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || February 9, 1979 || July 23, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle City]]" || July 24, 1979 || October 22, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || October 23, 1979 || March 29, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || March 31, 1980 || July 26, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || July 28, 1980 || January 3, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || January 5, 1981 || June 18, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || June 22, 1981 || October 2, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || October 3, 1981 || March 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || March 12, 1982 || June 14, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || June 15, 1982 || August 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || August 30, 1982 || December 29, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || December 30, 1982 || September 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || September 2, 1983 || February 8, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || February 9, 1984 || June 12, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || June 13, 1984 || October 17, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || October 18, 1984 || March 26, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || March 27, 1985 || June 30, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || July 1, 1985 || September 28, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Presidents]]" || September 29, 1985 || February 18, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Drug Busters]]" || February 19, 1986 || May 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Lake Lady]]" || May 18, 1986 || October 16, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Ruler of Baronkhan]]" || October 17, 1986 || February 16, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Tarashima Terrorists]]" || February 17, 1987 || November 30, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Snake Goddess]]" || December 1, 1987 || May 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Zabadabah]]" || May 8, 1988 || September 12, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || September 13, 1988 || November 8, 1988 || 1st, 6th, 7th, and 14th to 18th week only
|-
| "[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || November 9, 1988 || February 26, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || February 27, 1989 || March 16, 1989 || 8th, 9th, and first four strips from 10th week only
|-
| "[[Chasamba]]" || March 18, 1989 || August 23, 1989 || with intro comment about confusing with events in the previous story
|-
| "[[Rex: Prince of Baronkhan]]" || August 24, 1989 || February 19, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || February 20, 1990 || May 29, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Death Threat]]" || May 30, 1990 || October 4, 1990 || first four strips missing
|-
| "[[The Master of Eden]]" || October 6, 1990 || December 31, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || January 2, 1991 || May 5, 1991 || last two strips repeated by mistake on May 15 and 16
|-
| "[[The Valley of the Elephants]]" || May 6, 1991 || September 3, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Zima, The Rogue Elephant]]" || September 4, 1991 || January 13, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol v The Drug Cartel]]" || January 14, 1992 || June 4, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[King Bongong]]" || June 6, 1992 || August 26, 1992 || without the last week
|-
| "[[Prince Rex and Princess Alicia]]" || August 27, 1992 || November 18, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[Blackie]]" || November 19, 1992 || February 16, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Attilan Mystery]]" || February 17, 1993 || September 15, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Moxley Awards]]" || September 16, 1993 || January 27, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Nukes]]" || January 29, 1994 || June 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Dinosaur]]" || July 2, 1994 || September 28, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Plotters]]" || September 29, 1994 || January 24, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || January 25, 1995 || September 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Buried Treasure]]" || September 5, 1995 || January 5, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || January 7, 1996 || May 3, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || May 4, 1996 || September 8, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Mr Big]]" || September 9, 1996 || January 24, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Drama on Eden]]" || January 25, 1997 || August 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Rex - Kidnapped]]" || August 15, 1997 || December 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[The Silks of Emira]]" || December 14, 1997 || March 12, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Shaman]]" || March 13, 1998 || July 7, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[Joomkar's Crown]]" || July 8, 1998 || December 9, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Crater]]" || December 10, 1998 || May 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Dakk Pirates]]" || May 28, 1999 || September 9, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Albee]]" || September 10, 1999 || November 11, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[Terror at the Opera]]" || November 12, 1999 || March 14, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Wall]]" || March 15, 2000 || June 27, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Halloween Kidnappers]]" || June 28, 2000 || September 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || September 23, 2000 || January 16, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || January 17, 2001 || April 17, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || April 18, 2001 || July 26, 2001 || the last strip missing
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || July 28, 2001 || December 2, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || December 4, 2001 || April 12, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || April 13, 2002 || August 13, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Animal Collector]]" || August 14, 2002 || December 27, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Immortal Man]]" || December 28, 2002 || May 6, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || May 7, 2003 || October 1, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Mystery]]" || October 2, 2003 || February 7, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Hit Men]]" || February 8, 2004 || June 16, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Connoisseurs]]" || June 17, 2004 || October 14, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Viper God]]" || October 15, 2004 || April 30, 2005 || from January 25, 2005 restarted<br>with the first strip from original date January 20, 2004
|-
| "[[The Locust God]]" || May 3, 2005 || August 31, 2005 ||
|-
| "[[Stripes (story)|Stripes]]" || September 1, 2005 || January 8, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery]]" || January 10, 2006 || May 23, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || May 24, 2006 || September 29, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime Apprentices]]" || September 30, 2006 || January 30, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Trek]]" || January 31, 2007 || June 1, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Chatu]]" || June 2, 2007 || September 23, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Doorman]]" || September 25, 2007 || January 26, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Mozznappers]]" || January 27, 2008 || May 27, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Voyaging Canoe]]" || May 28, 2008 || September 25, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[Graffiti Phantom]]" || September 26, 2008 || February 11, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || February 12, 2009 || June 14, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Drill Boss]]" || June 16, 2009 || October 22, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[Justice for the Python]]" || October 24, 2009 || February 28, 2010 || published seven days a week since January 12, 2010
|-
| "[[Crocco Island West]]" || March 1, 2010 || June 15, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Hunt for the Unknown Commander]]" || June 16, 2010 || September 26, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || September 27, 2010 || January 10, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || January 11, 2011 || April 23, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || April 24, 2011 || August 8, 2011 || the last strip was also reproduced on August 9, 2011.
|-
| "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || August 10, 2011 || November 21, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || November 22, 2011 || March 30, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || March 31, 2012 || July 21, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || July 22, 2012 || October 13, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || October 14, 2012 || January 29, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || January 30, 2013 || May 16, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || May 17, 2013 || September 9, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || September 10, 2013 || March 25, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || March 26, 2014 || October 27, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || October 28, 2014 || March 1, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || March 2, 2015 || June 23, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || June 24, 2015 || October 9, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || October 10, 2015 || February 5, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || February 6, 2016 || May 29, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || May 30, 2016 || September 28, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || September 29, 2016 || January 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || January 21, 2017 || June 5, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || June 7, 2017 || September 23, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 24, 2017 || March 15, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 16, 2018 || July 25, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || July 26, 2018 || March 15, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || March 16, 2019 || April 8, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || April 9, 2019 || December 23, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || December 24, 2019 || April 15, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Rhodian Column]]" || April 16, 2020 || August 23, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Unfinished Business (daily story)|Unfinished Business]]" || August 24, 2020 || September 22, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Llongo Forest]]" || September 23, 2020 || December 30, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Reunion]]" || December 31, 2020 || March 26, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[Then Came Towns Ellerbee]]" || March 27, 2021 || September 4, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Hello the Himalayas]]" || September 5, 2021 || September 28, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[To Wrack and Ruin at Gravelines]]" || September 29, 2021 || February 12, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Chronicle of Old Man Mozz]]" || February 13, 2022 || April 27, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Death in the Himalayas]]" || April 28, 2022 || July 17, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || July 18, 2022 || October 15, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom's End]]" || October 16, 2022 || March 13, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Breakout]]" || March 14, 2023 || July 11, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Dungeons Undone]]" || July 12, 2023 || January 17, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Journey Home]]" || January 18, 2024 || April 29, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Chain (daily story)|The Chain]]" || April 30, 2024 || September 5, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Avarice Has Landed]]" || September 6, 2024 || January 31, 2025 || The July 29 strip is missing due to a printing error on October 17.
|-
| "[[The Skull and Jaw]]" || February 1, 2025 || March 26, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || March 27, 2025 || August 5, 2025 || without the first five weeks
|-
| "[[The Spark]]" || August 6, 2025 || December 4, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[The Muckmen of Zumaridi River]]" || December 5, 2025 || September 4, 2026 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || September 5, 2026 || ? ||
|-
|}

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Dov Herzl

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Andreas: Created page with "{{character |name=Dov Herzl |image= |first= "The Heart of Darkness V -<br>Part 1: Jerusalem" |creators= Claes Reimerthi &<br>Joan Boix |}} '''Dov Herzl''' was a friend of the 20th and 21st Phantom. == Fictional Character Biography == {{stub}} == Appearances == {{AllApp}} ===Team Fantomen stories=== {| {{table}} !Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments |- |"The..."

{{character
|name=Dov Herzl
|image=
|first= "[[The Heart of Darkness V - Part 1: Jerusalem|The Heart of Darkness V -<br>Part 1: Jerusalem]]"
|creators= [[Claes Reimerthi]] &<br>[[Joan Boix]]
|}}
'''Dov Herzl''' was a friend of the [[the 20th Phantom|20th]] and [[the 21st Phantom|21st]] Phantom.
== Fictional Character Biography ==
{{stub}}
== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VII - Part 3: The Saboteurs]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1944 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VII - Part 4: Operation Götterdämmerung]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1944 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VII - Part 5: The Ark of the Covenant]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1944 ||
|-
|"[[Harbour of Spies]]" || [[Mats Kejonen|Kejonen]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || 1953 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness V - Part 1: Jerusalem]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present ||first appearance
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness V - Part 2: The Ark of the Covenant]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 1: The Stowaway]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness V - Part 5: The Sword in the Stone]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters|Herzl, Dov]]

Surrounded by Death

2026-09-04T12:39:58Z

Andreas: /* Refers to */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Demon's Lantern
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 16/2025|''Fantomen'' 16/2025]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Andreas Eriksson]]
|Artist= [[Kasia Nie]]
|Colorist= [[Praico Visuals]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing|Story House Egmont AB]]
|}}

'''"Surrounded by Death"''' is a 2025 [[Team Fantomen]] story written by [[Andreas Eriksson]], with art by [[Kasia Nie]].

==Plot synopsis==

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]]
*[[Colonel Worubu]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Belim]]
*[[Sala]]
*[[Sandal Singh]]
*[[Kaya Singh]]
*[[Nadir Singh]]
*[[Leeana]]
*[[Captain Hella]]
*[[Hozuki]]
*[[Yara]]
*[[Akuma]] (mentioned)
*[[Vernon]] (mentioned)
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]] (mentioned)
'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Skull Throne]]
**[[The Jungle Patrol Headquarters]]
*[[Japan (location)|Japan]]
*[[Mandalee]]
**Island of the Singh Brotherhood
***Sandal Singh's Palace
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]
*[[The Singh Brotherhood]]
*Tousou Corporation, a front for the yakuza
'''Newspapers'''
*''[[Bengali Times]]''
'''Vehicles'''
*Sala's airplane
*Kaya's boat
*Captain Hella's mini submarine

'''Phantom lore'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*The voice of the Phantom turns the blood to ice.
</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories ==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Demon's Lantern]]" by [[Andreas Eriksson]] and [[Kasia Nie]]
=== Refers to ===
*"[[The Demon's Lantern]]" by [[Andreas Eriksson]] and [[Kasia Nie]]
*"[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" by [[Tony DePaul]], [[George Olesen]], and [[Keith Williams]]
*"[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 1]]" by [[Hans Lindahl]]
*"[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 2]]" by [[Hans Lindahl]]
*"[[The True Singh Brotherhood]]" by [[Andreas Eriksson]] and [[Janusz Ordon]]
*"[[The Totem of Evil]]" by [[Joan Boix]]
*"[[The Demon]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
*"[[The Prisoner of the Golden Cage]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]], [[Joan Boix]], [[Rafael Ruiz]], and [[Coral Martínez]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Omringad av död", [[Fantomen 16/2025|''Fantomen'' 16/2025]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Surrounded by Death]]
[[Category:2025 Stories|Surrounded by Death]]

The Duplicate Skull Ring

2026-09-04T11:52:51Z

Andreas:

{{character
|name=The Duplicate Skull Ring
|image=
|first= "[[The Ring of Death, Part 2]]"
|creators= [[Kari Leppänen]] &<br>[[Ulf Granberg]]
|}}
'''The Duplicate Skull Ring''' was created as a replacement for [[the Skull Ring]] when it was stolen from [[the 4th Phantom]].
{{stub}}
== Fictional Character Biography==
The Skull Ring was stolen in 1631 from the 4th Phantom by [[Emmanuel Capistrano]]. When he couldn't find the ring on Capistrano's dead body, he commissioned a duplicate skull ring to be made in Leipzig.{{Storylink|The Ring of Death, Part 2|The Ring of Death Pt 2}}

The 4th Phantom wore the duplicate skull ring for the rest of his life, and his son [[the 5th Phantom]] also wore it until he found the real ring in the year 1650. Since then, the duplicate skull ring was kept in a box made by the 5th Phantom and kept in [[the Skull Cave]]. {{Storylink|The Star of Sekhmet}}

== Appearances ==
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Ring of Death, Part 2]]" || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1631 || First appearance
|-
|"[[The Star of Sekhmet]]" || [[Ken Ikonen|Ikonen]], [[Jens Hansegård|Hansegård]], [[Kim McLaughlin|McLaughlin]] || [[Felmang]], [[Edward Morrik|Morrik]] || 1650, present ||
|-
|}

[[Category: Objects|Duplicate Skull Ring, The]]

The Mona Lisa Caper

2026-09-03T19:31:37Z

Andreas: /* Behind the scenes */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Mona Lisa Caper
|image= [[File:The Mona Lisa Caper 1978.jpg|300px]]
|1st= [[Fantomen 24/1977|''Fantomen'' 24/1977]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Norman Worker]]
|Artist= [[Jaime Vallvé]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Mona Lisa Caper"''' is a 1977 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Norman Worker]], with art by [[Jaime Vallvé]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The 3rd Phantom|The Phantom of 1612]] (mentioned)
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Fraka]]
*[[Brunel de Gottschalk]], [[Scorpia]] leader in 1612 (mentioned)
'''One-time characters'''
*Edge
*Favour
*Mr Quilter
*Marcelo
*Harry
*Professor Quentin Gillbank
*Avril Gillbank
*Count Klinger
'''Real-life characters'''
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_XIV_of_France Louis XIV of France] (mentioned)
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Skull Throne]]
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris
***Boulevard S:t Germain
***US Embassy in Paris
***Orly Airport
***Louvre
***Pont Neuf
*Scorpia island (mentioned)
**[[Center|Schloss Töplitz]] (mentioned)
*[[Jamaica (location)|Jamaica]] (mentioned)
*East-Africa (mentioned)
*Suez (mentioned)
*Shanghai (mentioned)
'''Organizations'''
*[[Scorpia]]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sûreté Sûreté]
*British Fleet (mentioned)
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*The Phantom moves as silently as the jungle cat.

</div><br clear="all">

== Behind the scenes ==
*This is the first Phantom comic story which connects the Scorpia to the animal scorpion.
*The police report refers to (and expands) historical events mentioned in "[[The Scorpia]]":
**Within Team Fantomen lore, the 3rd Phantom was active in 1612. The location of Jamaica and the name of the pirate leader comes from [[The Story of the Phantom|the Avon novel]] "[[The Scorpia Menace]]".
**In "The Scorpia": "Scorpia reappears 1713 East-Africa." In "The Mona Lisa Caper": "East-Africa 1780: Scorpia slavers arrested by the British Fleet." Unless the difference in years was an error, it means that Scorpia was active near the Phantom's home for almost 70 years.
***These two entries does not mention any Phantoms, but "The Scorpia" includes three more entries that takes place in this time period: "March 8, 1715 – Fought Scorpia leader", "1718 – Phantom slays Scorpia king", "1765 – Phantom sinks flagship"
**In "The Scorpia": "1818, Scorpia, near Suez." In "The Mona Lisa Caper": "Suez 1818: Pirate ship operates in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea under the flag of the Black Scorpion." Within the stories, this is the earliest mention a connection of the animal scorpion and Scorpia.
*Mr Quilter is drawn to look like the actor Humphrey Bogart.

== Related stories ==
=== Refers to ===
*"[[The Scorpia]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"[[The Scorpia Menace]]" by [[Basil Copper]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Mona Lisa Caper", [[The Phantom 786 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #786]] (1983)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomet 105|''Fantomet'' #105]] (1979)
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomet Krønike 9|''Fantomet Krønike'' #9]] (1996)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"La Gioconda", [[Mustanaamio 7/1978|''Mustanaamio'' 7/1978]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomet 6/1978|''Fantomet'' 6/1978]]
*"La Gioconda", [[Krønikebok 43|''Krønikebok'' #43]] (2008)
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomet 7/2017|''Fantomet'' 7/2017]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomen 24/1977|''Fantomen'' 24/1977]]
*"La Gioconda", [[Fantomen 10-11/2017|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2017]]

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"In der Falle der Mafia", [[Phantom 128|'' Phantom'' #128]] (1979)
*"In der Falle der Mafia", [[Phantom Super-band 22|''Phantom Super-band'' #22]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Mona Lisa Caper, The]]
[[Category:1977 Stories|Mona Lisa Caper, The]]

JAL Publications

2026-09-03T13:15:49Z

Andreas:

'''JAL Publications''' was an [[The Phantom publications in the USA|American]] publisher. It is named after its founder, [[Jeffrey Lindenblatt|Jeffrey A. Lindenblatt]].

== Phantom publications published by JAL Publications ==
===Serialized "The Phantom" titles===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year(s)!!Issues
|-
| ''[[50 Cent Comics]]'' || 1994 || 2
|-
|}

[[Category: Publishers]]

Phantom (Zauberstern)

2026-09-02T21:32:02Z

Andreas: /* Frew stories */

'''''Phantom''''' is the title of a [[Phantom]] comic book published by [[The Phantom publications in Germany|German]] publisher [[Zauberstern]] in Germany, first published in 2022.

== History ==
{{stub}}

==Covers ==
{{stub}}

=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:phantom zauberstern 01.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #1]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 02.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #2]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 03.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #3]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 04.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #4]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 05.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #5]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 06.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #6]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 07.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #7]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 08.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #8]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 09.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #9]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 10.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #10]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 11.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #11]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 12.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #12]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 13.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #13]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 14.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #14]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 15.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #15]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 16.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #16]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 17.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #17]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 18.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #18]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 19.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #19]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 20.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #20]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 21.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #21]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 22.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #22]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 23.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #23]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 24.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #24]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 25.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #25]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 26.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #26]]
</gallery>

==Contents==

=== Phantom stories===
==== Newspaper stories ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|1]]</center> || "[[Waterman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|2]]</center> || "[[The Vanished Village]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]], [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[The Crime Apprentices]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[The Jungle Trek]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[The Return of Chatu]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[The Doorman]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[The Jungle Gang]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[The College Kid]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Drill Boss]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Justice for the Python]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Crocco Island West]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[The Hunt for the Unknown Commander|The Unknown Commander]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[The Scoundrel]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[The Challenge]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]], [[Mike Manley|Manley]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]], [[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
|}

==== [[Moonstone stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 1]] || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 2]] || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 3]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[The Chase]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Fernando Peniche|Peniche]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Race Against Death (Moonstone story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Elizabeth Massie|Massie]] || [[Rafael Nieves|Nieves]], [[Paul Daly|Daly]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 1]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 2]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[International Waters]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Fernando Peniche|Peniche]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 1]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 2]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 3]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 4]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 5]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[Unmasked, Part 1]]" || [[Martin Powell|Powell]] || [[Hannibal King|King]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[Unmasked, Part 2]]" || [[Martin Powell|Powell]] || [[Hannibal King|King]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[Concrete Jungle]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Samicler Gonçalves|Gonçalves]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[Stones of Blood Part 1]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[Stones of Blood Part 2]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 1]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Nick Derington|Derington]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 2]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Nick Derington|Derington]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[Damnation Game Part 1]]" || [[Rafael Nieves|Nieves]] || [[Jerry DeCaire|DeCaire]]
|-
|}

==== [[Frew stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|1]], [[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|2]]</center> || "[[The Ghost and the Monster]]" || [[Andrew Constant|Constant]] || [[Giancarlo Caracuzzo|Caracuzzo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Requiem]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Wendell Cavalcanti|Cavalcanti]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[The Haunted Castle (Frew story)|The Haunted Castle]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[The Queen of Saba]]" || [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]], [[Marko Walk|Walk]]
|-
|}

==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Blood Brothers]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Felmang|Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]]
|-
|}

==== [[DC stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[Across the Great Divide]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[In Over Their Heads]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[Guns, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[Guns, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[Pirates]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[Hate, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[Hate, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[Waste]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[Gold]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[Apes]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[Trains]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[Blind]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[Famine]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[Framed, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[Framed, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|}

==== [[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories#Charlton_Comics|Charlton stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Phantom of Shang-Ri-La]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Pharaoh Phantom]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Web of Fear]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Frank Bolle|Bolle]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[Goldbeard the Pirate]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Don Sherwood|Sherwood]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[The Curse of Kallai]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]], [[Pat Boyette|Boyette]] || [[Vince Alascia|Alascia]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[Triumph of Evil]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[The Mystery of the Mali Ibex]]" || [[Bill Pearson|Pearson]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[Battles the Monster of Zanadar]]" || [[John Clark|Clark]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[The Torch]]" || [[Ben S. Parillo|Parillo]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[The Cliff Kingdom]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[The Giant Ape of Tawth]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[The River That Never Ends]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[Very Special Timber]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
|}

==== [[Hermes Press stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Ghost Who Walks Returns]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[Clash of the Immortals]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Duel in the Skies]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Free Fall]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[Trapped (Hermes Press story)|Trapped]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[The End?]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
|}

{{Germany}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Phantom (Zauberstern) issues| ]]

Phantom (Zauberstern)

2026-09-02T21:31:44Z

Andreas: /* Moonstone stories */

'''''Phantom''''' is the title of a [[Phantom]] comic book published by [[The Phantom publications in Germany|German]] publisher [[Zauberstern]] in Germany, first published in 2022.

== History ==
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==Covers ==
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=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:phantom zauberstern 01.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #1]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 02.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #2]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 03.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #3]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 04.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #4]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 05.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #5]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 06.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #6]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 07.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #7]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 08.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #8]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 09.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #9]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 10.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #10]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 11.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #11]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 12.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #12]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 13.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #13]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 14.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #14]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 15.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #15]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 16.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #16]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 17.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #17]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 18.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #18]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 19.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #19]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 20.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #20]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 21.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #21]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 22.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #22]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 23.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #23]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 24.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #24]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 25.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #25]]
Image:phantom zauberstern 26.jpg|<center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #26]]
</gallery>

==Contents==

=== Phantom stories===
==== Newspaper stories ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|1]]</center> || "[[Waterman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|2]]</center> || "[[The Vanished Village]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]], [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[The Crime Apprentices]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[The Jungle Trek]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[The Return of Chatu]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[The Doorman]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[The Jungle Gang]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[The College Kid]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Drill Boss]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Justice for the Python]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Crocco Island West]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[The Hunt for the Unknown Commander|The Unknown Commander]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[The Scoundrel]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[The Challenge]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]], [[Mike Manley|Manley]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]], [[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
|}

==== [[Moonstone stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 1]] || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 2]] || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[End War Part 3]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 3 (Zauberstern)|3]]</center> || "[[The Chase]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]], [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || [[Fernando Peniche|Peniche]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Race Against Death (Moonstone story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Elizabeth Massie|Massie]] || [[Rafael Nieves|Nieves]], [[Paul Daly|Daly]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 1]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 2]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[International Waters]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Fernando Peniche|Peniche]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 5 (Zauberstern)|5]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 1]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 2]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 3]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 4]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 6 (Zauberstern)|6]]</center> || "[[Godfall, Part 5]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[Unmasked, Part 1]]" || [[Martin Powell|Powell]] || [[Hannibal King|King]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 8 (Zauberstern)|8]]</center> || "[[Unmasked, Part 2]]" || [[Martin Powell|Powell]] || [[Hannibal King|King]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 9 (Zauberstern)|9]]</center> || "[[Concrete Jungle]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Samicler Gonçalves|Gonçalves]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[Stones of Blood Part 1]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 19 (Zauberstern)|19]]</center> || "[[Stones of Blood Part 2]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 24 (Zauberstern)|24]]</center> || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 1]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Nick Derington|Derington]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 25 (Zauberstern)|25]]</center> || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 2]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Nick Derington|Derington]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[Damnation Game Part 1]]" || [[Rafael Nieves|Nieves]] || [[Jerry DeCaire|DeCaire]]
|-
|}

==== [[Frew stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 1 (Zauberstern)|1]], [[Phantom 2 (Zauberstern)|2]]</center> || "[[The Ghost and the Monster]]" || [[Andrew Constant|Constant]] || [[Giancarlo Caracuzzo|Caracuzzo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Requiem]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Wendell Cavalcanti|Cavalcanti]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[The Haunted Castle (Frew story)|The Haunted Castle]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[The Queen of Saba]]" || [[Marko Walk]], [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]]
|-
|}

==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 4 (Zauberstern)|4]]</center> || "[[Blood Brothers]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Felmang|Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 7 (Zauberstern)|7]]</center> || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]]
|-
|}

==== [[DC stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[Across the Great Divide]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[In Over Their Heads]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 10 (Zauberstern)|10]]</center> || "[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[Guns, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 11 (Zauberstern)|11]]</center> || "[[Guns, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[Pirates]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 12 (Zauberstern)|12]]</center> || "[[Hate, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[Hate, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 13 (Zauberstern)|13]]</center> || "[[Waste]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[Gold]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[Apes]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[Trains]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[Blind]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[Famine]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[Framed, Part 1]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[Framed, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]]
|}

==== [[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories#Charlton_Comics|Charlton stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Phantom of Shang-Ri-La]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Pharaoh Phantom]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|14]]</center> || "[[The Web of Fear]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Frank Bolle|Bolle]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[Goldbeard the Pirate]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Don Sherwood|Sherwood]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 18 (Zauberstern)|18]]</center> || "[[The Curse of Kallai]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]], [[Pat Boyette|Boyette]] || [[Vince Alascia|Alascia]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[Triumph of Evil]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[The Mystery of the Mali Ibex]]" || [[Bill Pearson|Pearson]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[Battles the Monster of Zanadar]]" || [[John Clark|Clark]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 20 (Zauberstern)|20]]</center> || "[[The Torch]]" || [[Ben S. Parillo|Parillo]] || [[Don Newton|Newton ]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 21 (Zauberstern)|21]]</center> || "[[The Cliff Kingdom]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 22 (Zauberstern)|22]]</center> || "[[The Giant Ape of Tawth]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 23 (Zauberstern)|23]]</center> || "[[The River That Never Ends]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 26 (Zauberstern)|26]]</center> || "[[Very Special Timber]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
|}

==== [[Hermes Press stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[The Ghost Who Walks Returns]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 15 (Zauberstern)|15]]</center> || "[[Clash of the Immortals]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Duel in the Skies]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 16 (Zauberstern)|16]]</center> || "[[Free Fall]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[Trapped (Hermes Press story)|Trapped]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
| <center>[[Phantom 17 (Zauberstern)|17]]</center> || "[[The End?]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]
|-
|}

{{Germany}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Phantom (Zauberstern) issues| ]]

Phantom Album (Zauberstern)

2026-09-02T21:30:32Z

Andreas: /* Team Fantomen stories */

'''''Phantom Album''''' is the title of a [[Phantom]] comic book published by [[The Phantom publications in Germany|German]] publisher [[Zauberstern]] in Germany. It started in 2026 and has published the [[Team Fantomen stories]].

== Covers ==
{{stub}}
=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:phantom album zauberstern 01A.jpg|<center>[[Phantom Album 1 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom Album'' #1]]
</gallery>

== Contents ==
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| rowspan="2"|<center>[[Phantom Album 1 (Zauberstern)|1]]</center> || "[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 1: The Empty Throne]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
| "[[The 22nd Phantom, Part 2: Baptism of Fire]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]]
|-
|}

{{Germany}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Phantom (Zauberstern) issues| ]]

Pelle No-Tail

2026-09-01T13:24:20Z

Andreas: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

'''"Pelle No-Tail"''', also known as '''"Peter No-Tail"''' ("Pelle Svanslös" in Swedish) is a Swedish childrens' book character created by Gösta Knutsson. The main character is a cat with no tail.

[[Semic Press]] produced a comic book version of Pelle No-Tail and [[Janne Lundström]] was one of the writers. In one episode, written by Lundström and drawn by Alf Thorsjö, the cats have a masquerade and Pelle dresses up as The Phantom.
== Reprints ==
=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den stora maskeraden", ''Pelle och vi andra'' 2/1972
*"Den stora maskeraden", ''Pelle Svanslös'' 1/1990
=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:PVA 197202.jpg|<div align=center>''Pelle och vi andra'' 2/1972
</gallery>
[[Category: Cameos, parodies and imitations]]

File:PVA 197202.jpg

2026-09-01T13:22:09Z

Andreas: {{Cover}} Pelle och vi andra

== Summary ==
{{Cover}}
[[Category:Swedish Cover Images|Pelle och vi andra]]

The Pharaoh Phantom

2026-09-01T00:06:57Z

Andreas: /* Appearances */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Pharaoh Phantom
|image= [[Image:Pharaoh Phantom.jpg|300px]]
|1st=[[The Phantom 32 (Charlton)|''The Phantom'' #32 (1969)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Dick Wood]]
|Artist= [[Jim Aparo]]
|Producer=[[Charlton Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Pharaoh Phantom"''' is a 1969 [[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories|Charlton]] story, written by [[Dick Wood]] and drawn by [[Jim Aparo]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Guran]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Royer
*Spencer
*Tofiak
*The Phantom Pharaoh
*Ubana
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[Cleopatra]]
*[https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheops Cheops] (mentioned)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramesses_II Ramases] (mentioned)
*[https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tutankhamon King Tut] (mentioned)
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
*[[Egypt (location)|Egypt]]
**Valley of the Kings
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
'''[[Old Jungle Sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"O Faraó Fantasma", [[O Fantasma por Jim Aparo|''O Fantasma por Jim Aparo'']] (2020)

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*"Le défi des Piramides", [[Le Fantôme 359 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #359]] (1971)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] Germany ===
*"Der Pharao des Todes", [[Phantom 14 (Zauberstern)|''Phantom'' #14]] (2024)

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India===
*"The Mysteries of the Pharaoh", [[Indrajal Comics 93|''Indrajal Comics'' #93]] (1969)

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"Sfida tra le piramidi", [[Avventure Americane Terza Serie – L'Uomo Mascherato 1|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #1]] (1971)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico===
*"El Farón Fantasma", [[El Fantasma 69 (Colmex)|''El Fantasma'' #69]] (1972)
*"El Farón Fantasma", [[Domingos Alegres 1359|''Domingos Alegres'' #1359]] (1980)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Firavun Fantom", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 50|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #50]]

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*"The Pharaoh Phantom", [[The Phantom 32 (Charlton)|''The Phantom'' #32]] (1969)
*"The Pharaoh Phantom", [[The Complete Series: The Charlton Years Volume One|''The Complete Series: The Charlton Years: Volume '' #1]] (2012)
*"The Pharaoh Phantom", [[The Complete Series: Jim Aparo's Complete Charlton Comics|''The Complete Series: Jim Aparo's Complete Charlton Comics]] (2017)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Der Tempel des Grauens", [[Phantom 96|''Phantom'' #96]] (1978)

[[Category:Gold Key/King/Charlton stories|Pharaoh Phantom, The]]
[[Category:1969 Stories|Pharaoh Phantom, The]]

Will Murray

2026-08-28T16:44:45Z

Andreas:

{{Creator
|name= William Patrick Murray
|image=
|Born= April 28, 1953
|Died= August, 2026
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation= [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website=
|Results=
|Signature=
|}}
'''Will Murray''' is an American writer. He has written short stories of the characters Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Ant-Man, the Hulk, the Spider, Sherlock Holmes, and the Phantom.
== Biography ==
{{stub}}

== Phantom work by Will Murray ==
===Stories===
====[[Moonstone stories]]====

'''Graphic stories'''
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !! Illustrator
|-
| 1 || "[[The Skull and the Oath]]" || Murray || [[Shawn Van Briesen|Van Briesen]], [[Mark Stegbauer|Stegbauer]]
|-
|}

'''Prose stories'''
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !! Illustrator
|-
| 1 || "[[Stranger from Walker's Table]]" || Murray || [[Rubén Procopio|Procopio]]
|-
| 2 || "[[The Devil's Kettle]]" || Murray || [[Stephen Bryant|Bryant]]
|-
|}

[[Category:Writers|Murray, Will]]

The Phantom vs. the Singh Brotherhood

2026-08-25T22:29:03Z

Andreas: /* Appearances */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood
|image=
|1st= [[The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood 1|''The Phantom vs.<br>The Singh Brotherhood'' #1]]
|Pages= 30
|Writer= [[Ray Fawkes]]
|Artist= [[Russell Olson]]
|Colorist= [[Juancho]]
|Producer=[[Mad Cave Studios]]
|}}
'''"The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood"''' is a 2026 [[Mad Cave Studios stories|Mad Cave]] story written by [[Ray Fawkes]], with art by [[Russell Olson]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Devil]]
'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Singh Brotherhood]]
*[[Pirates of the Red Dragon|The Red Dragons]]

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*"The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood", [[The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood 1|''The Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood'' #1]] (2026)

[[Category:Mad Cave Studios stories|Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood, The]]
[[Category:2026 Stories|Phantom vs. The Singh Brotherhood, The]]

The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons

2026-08-25T22:28:35Z

Andreas: /* Appearances */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons
|image=
|1st= [[The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons 1|''The Phantom vs.<br>The Red Dragons'' #1]]
|Pages= 30
|Writer= [[Ray Fawkes]]
|Artist= [[Lynne Yoshii]]
|Colorist= [[Juancho]]
|Producer=[[Mad Cave Studios]]
|}}
'''"The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons"''' is a 2026 [[Mad Cave Studios stories|Mad Cave]] story written by [[Ray Fawkes]], with art by [[Lynne Yoshii]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana]]
*[[Asif Singh]]
*[[Princess Sin]]
'''One-time characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''
*[[Pirates of the Red Dragon|The Red Dragons]]
'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*"The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons", [[The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons 1|''The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons'' #1]] (2026)

[[Category:Mad Cave Studios stories|Phantom vs. The Red Dragons, The]]
[[Category:2026 Stories|Phantom vs. The Red Dragons, The]]

Asif Singh

2026-08-25T22:27:11Z

Andreas: /* Mad Cave Studios stories */

{{character
|name=Asif Singh
|image= [[Image:Asif Singh.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Tempest, Part 1]]"
|creators= [[Ray Fawkes]] &<br> [[Russell Olson]]
|}}
'''Asif Singh''' is a leader of [[the Singh Brotherhood]].
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
===[[Mad Cave Studios stories]]===
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Tempest, Part 1]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Tempest, Part 2]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Tempest, Part 3]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Tempest, Part 4]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Tempest, Part 5]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Lynne Yoshii|Yoshii]] ||
|-
|"[[The Phantom vs. the Singh Brotherhood]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters|Singh, Asif]]
[[Category:Members of the Singh Brotherhood|Singh, Asif]]

Fantomen 2026

2026-08-25T21:19:45Z

Andreas: /* Previously unpublished Team Fantomen stories */

{{upcoming}}
In the year '''2026''', a total of 19 issues of [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'' are scheduled to be published.
== Overview ==
{{stub}}

=== Promotion ===
{{stub}}

==Covers ==
{{stub}}

=== Cover gallery ===
<gallery>
Image:Fantomen 20261.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 1/2026|''Fantomen'' 1]]
Image:Fantomen 20260203.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 2-3/2026|''Fantomen'' 2-3]]
Image:Fantomen 20264.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 4/2026|''Fantomen'' 4]]
Image:Fantomen 20265.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 5/2026|''Fantomen'' 5]]
Image:Fantomen 202667.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 6-7/2026|''Fantomen'' 6-7]]
Image:Fantomen 20268.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 8/2026|''Fantomen'' 8]]
Image:Fantomen 20269.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 9/2026|''Fantomen'' 9]]
Image:Fantomen 20261011.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 10-11/2026|''Fantomen'' 10-11]]
Image:Fantomen 202612.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 12/2026|''Fantomen'' 12]]
Image:Fantomen 202613.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 13/2026|''Fantomen'' 13]]
Image:Fantomen 20261415.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|''Fantomen'' 14-15]]
Image:Fantomen 202616.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 16/2026|''Fantomen'' 16]]
Image:Fantomen 202617.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 17/2026|''Fantomen'' 17]]
Image:Fantomen 20261819.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 18-19/2026|''Fantomen'' 18-19]]
Image:Fantomen 202620.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 20/2026|''Fantomen'' 20]]
Image:Fantomen 202621.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 21/2026|''Fantomen'' 21]]
Image:Fantomen 20262223.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 22-23/2026|''Fantomen'' 22-23]]
Image:Fantomen 202624.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 24/2026|''Fantomen'' 24]]
Image:Fantomen 20262526.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 25-26/2026|''Fantomen'' 25-26]]
</gallery>

==Contents==

=== Phantom stories===
{{stub}}

==== Previously unpublished [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 5/2026|5]]</center> ||  || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 8/2026|8]]</center> ||  || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 12/2026|12]]</center> ||  || [[Bernd Frenz|Frenz]] || [[Brian Atkins|Atkins]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 13/2026|13]]</center> ||  || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Kasia Nie|Nie]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|14-15]]</center> ||  || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 18-19/2026|18-19]]</center> ||  || [[Mats Kejonen|Kejonen]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 20/2026|20]]</center> ||  || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]]
|-
|}

==== Previously unpublished newspaper stories ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 1/2026|1]]</center> || "[[The Princess of the Songhai]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 6-7/2026|6-7]]</center> || "[[The Immortal Man]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 9/2026|9]]</center> || "[[The Skull and Jaw]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|14-15]], [[Fantomen 17/2026|17]]</center> || "[[The Spark]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|14-15]]</center> || "[[The Commander Will See You Now]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]]
|-
|}

==== Previously unpublished [[Frew stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 2-3/2026|2-3]]</center> || "[[Enter the Phantom]]" || [[Matt Kyme|Kyme]] || [[Matt Kyme|Kyme]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 12/2026|12]]</center> || "[[The Tomb of Zadak]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Giancarlo Caracuzzo|Caracuzzo]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 13/2026|13]]</center> || "[[Legacy of the Reef]]" || [[Christopher Sequeira|Sequeira]] || [[Massimo Gamberi|Gamberi]], [[Luca Giorgi|Giorgi]]
|-
|}

==== Previously unpublished [[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories#Charlton Comics|Charlton stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 2-3/2026|2-3]]</center> || "[[Skyjack]]" || [[Don Jon Arneson|Arneson]] || [[Jim Aparo|Aparo]]
|-
|}

==== Previously unpublished [[Bastei stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 4/2026|4]]</center> || "[[The Prisoner]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José María Ortiz Tafalla|Tafalla]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 16/2026|16]]</center> || "[[A Sum Doesn't Work]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José María Ortiz Tafalla|Tafalla]]
|-
|}

==== Previously published [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 1/2026|1]]</center> || "[[The Wolf Monster]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 2-3/2026|2-3]]</center> || "[[Revealed]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || [[Håkon Aasnes|Aasnes]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 4/2026|4]]</center> || "[[Patrolman Mary]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 6-7/2026|6-7]]</center> || "[[The Junky]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 8/2026|8]]</center> || "[[Intrigue in Istanbul]]" || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]], [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 9/2026|9]]</center> || "[[The Witch Hunt (1992 story)|The Witch Hunt]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 10-11/2026|10-11]]</center> || "[[Race Against Death (Team Fantomen story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 10-11/2026|10-11]]</center> || "[[Sir Phantom - Knight of the Round Table]]" || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 10-11/2026|10-11]]</center> || "[[Escape from Devil's Island]]" || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 16/2026|16]]</center> || "[[The Murder Rap]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 18-19/2026|18-19]]</center> || "[[Plague Infected]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]]
|-
|}

==== Previously published newspaper stories ====
{| {{table}}
!Issue !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 2-3/2026|2-3]]</center> || "[[The 12 Tasks]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Ray Moore|Moore]], [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|14-15]]</center> || "[[The Marshall Sisters]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Ray Moore|Moore]], [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]]
|-
| <center>[[Fantomen 17/2026|17]]</center> || "[[The Missing Link Family]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
|}

=== Other comics===
*"[[Fantis]]" by Anders Skoglind (issues 8 and 13)
*"[[Poor Jimmy|Stackars Jimmy]]" by Jimmy Wallin (issue 18-19)
*"Undertaker" by Xavier Dorison and Ralph Meyer (issues 5, 6-7, 18-19 and 20)

===Supplements===
*[[Fantomen 1/2026|''Fantomen'' 1]] included a publishing schedule poster, [[Fantomen 14-15/2026|''Fantomen'' 14-15]] included a 90th anniversary poster, and [[Fantomen 17/2026|''Fantomen'' 17]] included a poster of [[Best Fantomen cover 2025]]

<gallery>
Image:Fantomenpubl2026.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 1/2026|Publishing schedule poster]]
Image:Fantomen 20261415 poster.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 14-15/2026|Fantomen 14-15/2026 poster]]
Image:Fantomen Best cover 2025.jpg|<center>[[Fantomen 17/2026|Best cover 2025 poster]]
</gallery>

== See also ==
*[[Best Fantomen cover 2026]]
*[[Best story 2026 (Sweden)|Best story 2026]]

[[Category: Fantomen issues|2026]]

Pirates of the Red Dragon

2026-08-24T20:41:34Z

Andreas: /* Mad Cave Studios stories */

{{character
|name=Pirates of the Red Dragon
|image= [[Image:The Red Dragon Pirates.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 1: Princess Sin|Pirates of the Red Dragon,<br>Part 1: Princess Sin]]"
|creators= [[ Norman Worker]] &<br>[[Georges Bess]]
|}}
'''Pirates of the Red Dragon''' a.k.a. the Red Dragon Pirates were a group of pirates based on the [[Drakon]] island in South China Sea. They were led by [[Princess Sin]].

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 1: Princess Sin]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || first appearance
|-
|"[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 2: Fatal Passion]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] ||
|-
|"[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 3: Sentenced to Doom]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] ||
|-
|}

=== [[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comment
|-
| "[[Rise of the Red Dragon, Part 1]]" || [[Dale Maccanti|Maccanti]] || [[Jason Paulos|Paulos]] ||
|-
| "[[Rise of the Red Dragon, Part 2]]" || [[Dale Maccanti|Maccanti]] || [[Jason Paulos|Paulos]] ||
|-
|}
===[[Mad Cave Studios stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Lynne Yoshii|Yoshii]] ||
|-
|"[[The Phantom vs. the Singh Brotherhood]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|}
[[Category:Organizations|Red Dragon, Pirates of the]]

Devil's Story

2026-08-24T19:50:48Z

Andreas: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Devil's Story
|image= [[Image:Devilstory.gif]]
|1st=[[Fantomen 23/1979|''Fantomen'' 23/1979]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Donne Avenell]]
|Artist= [[Georges Bess|Georges Bessis]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}
'''"Devil's Story"''', or '''"The Story of Devil"''', is a 1979 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Donne Avenell]], with art by [[Georges Bess|Georges Bessis]].

==Plot synopsis==
"Devil's Story" tells the story of how [[The twenty-first Phantom|The Phantom]] found the mountain wolf [[Devil]] while still a cub, and how he trained him to be on of his most trusted allies.

In this story, the Phantom finds Devil under the body of his dead mother, shot down by Colonel Bagshot, a merciless hunter. After [[the 20th Phantom|his father's]] death, the Phantom found himself lonely, and takes the cub home, trying to ease his feelings of pain and solitude. He called him initially "Little Devil", since he was heir to the feared mountain wolf [[Satan]].

"Little Devil" went soft, being loved and cared about like a puppy. He was not ready to face wilderness like a genuine wolf. Realising that, the Phantom trains him, teaching him to chase away both beast and man.

Finally, Devil even passes the chance of leading the wild pack of wolves after his father is killed along with Bagshot. It seems he'd rather stay with the Phantom.

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Thunder (the 20th Phantom's horse)|Thunder]]
*[[Stripes]]
*[[Ramos]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Colonel Bagshot
*Satan
*Argo

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Wambesi]]

</div><br clear="all">

== Behind the scenes ==
*Since the 21st Phantom first found Devil soon after his father's death, it implies that Devil was born around the time the 21st Phantom swore [[the Oath of the Skull]].
*Devil is trained to not fear anything that walks, flies or creeps. This is based on a quote by the Phantom in "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]".

== Related stories ==
=== Referenced in ===
*"[[The Phantom Legend: The Story of Devil]]" by [[Knut Westad]]
*"[[Devil - The Wolf Who Cannot Die]]" by [[Hans Lindahl]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Story of Devil", [[The Phantom 1013 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1013]] (1992)
*"Devil's Story", [[The Phantom 1125 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1125]] (1996)
*"Devil's Story", [[Frew Trade Paperback 1 ‎|''Frew Trade Paperback'' #1]] (2017; colored by [[Ivan Pedersen]])

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"A História de Capeto", [[Fantasma 340 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #340]] (1984)

=== [[Image:mini_czech.gif|border]] Czech Republic ===
*Příběh o Ďáblovi", [[Fantom 6 (Semic-Slovart)|''Fantom'' #6]] (1992, colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Sagaen om Devil", [[Fantomet 152|''Fantomet'' #152]] (1981)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Devilin taru", [[Mustanaamio 3/1980|''Mustanaamio'' 3/1980]]
*"Devilin taru", [[Mustanaamio 5/1987|''Mustanaamio'' 5/1987]]
*"Devilin taru", [[Mustanaamio 4/1992|''Mustanaamio'' 4/1992]] (colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India===
*"Devil's Story", [[The Phantom 1:1 (Egmont India)|''The Phantom'' #1, Book 1]] (2000)
*"Devil's Story", [[The Phantom Action Adventure Series: Devil's Story / Death in Central Park|''The Phantom Action Adventure Series: Devil's Story / Death in Central Park'']] (2001)
*"Devil's Story", [[The Phantom 7 (Egmont India second series)|''The Phantom'' #7]] (2003)
*"Devil's Story", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks 1|''The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks'' #1]] (2003)
*"ডেভিলের গল্প" (romanized as "Deviler Golpo"), [[Chalaman Asariri-er Romanchakar Abbhijan 1|''Chalaman Asariri-er Romanchakar Abbhijan'' #1]] (2003)
*"Devil's Story", ''[[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Death in Central Park / Devil's Story]]'' (2007)
*"Devil's Story", ''[[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Silent Avenger]]'' (2007)
*"Devil's Story", ''[[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Devil's Story and Death in Central Park]]'' (2010)
*"Devil's Story", ''[[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Phantom Special Edition: Silent Avenger]]'' (2010)

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"La storia di Devil", [[Phantom - L'Uomo Mascherato 1|''Phantom - L'Uomo Mascherato'' #1]] (2009)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"En saga om Ulv", [[Fantomet 6/1980|''Fantomet'' 6/1980]]
*"En saga om Ulv", [[Fantomet 6/1987|''Fantomet'' 6/1987]]
*"En saga om Ulv", [[Fantomets Krønike 4/1993|''Fantomets Krønike'' 4/1993]]
*"Historien om Ulv", [[Fantomet 24/1999|''Fantomet'' 24/1999]]
*"En saga om Ulv", [[Fantomet Gullalderen 7|''Fantomet Gullalderen'' #7]] (2012)

=== [[Image:mini_poland.gif|border]] Poland===
*"Opowieść o Devilu", [[Fantom 6/1992 (TM-Semic)|''Fantom'' 6/1992]] (colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])

=== [[Image:mini_slovakia.gif|border]] Slovakia ===
*"Rozprávanie o diablovi", [[Fantóm 6|''Fantóm'' #6]] (1992, colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"La historia de Satan", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 18 (Valenciana)|''El Hombre Enmascarado'' #18]] (1980)
*"La historia de Satan", [[Album El Hombre Enmascarado 2 (Valenciana)|''Album El Hombre Enmascarado'' #2]] (1980)
*"La historia de Satan", [[Album El Hombre Enmascarado 6 (Valenciana)|''Album El Hombre Enmascarado'' #6]] (1981)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Şeytan'ın Öyküsü", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 97|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #97]] – [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 98|#98]]
*"Şeytan'ın Öyküsü", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 44|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #44]]
*"Şeytanın Hikayesi", [[Yeni Kızılmaske Süper Maceralar 3 (Demirbaş Yayıncılık)|''Yeni Kızılmaske Süper Maceralar'' #3]] (2012)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen 23/1979|''Fantomen'' 23/1979]]
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen 20/1986|''Fantomen'' 20/1986]]
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen 26/1991|''Fantomen'' 26/1991]] (colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen 24/1999|''Fantomen'' 24/1999]] (colored by [[Times Graphics Singapore|TGS]])
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen Krönika 6/2007|''Fantomen Krönika'' 6/2007]]
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Fantomen 6-7/2021|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2021]]
*"Sagan om Devil", [[Till sista andetaget|''Till sista andetaget'']] (colored by [[Praico Visuals]], 2026)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Der Herr der Höllenhunde", [[Phantom 166|''Phantom'' #166]] (1980)
*"Der Herr der Höllenhunde", [[Phantom Super-band 39|''Phantom Super-band'' #39]]

== Awards ==
*[[Best story 1979 (Sweden)]]
*[[Best story 1986 (Sweden)|Best reprint story 1986 (Sweden)]]
*[[Best story 1991 (Sweden)]]
*[[Best story 1999 (Sweden)]]
*[[Best story 1999 (Norway)]]
*[[Best story 2021 (Sweden)]]

{{beststory}}
[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Devil's Story]]
[[Category:1979 Stories|Devil's Story]]

Sweden (location)

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:<small>''This article is about Sweden as a location within Phantom stories. To read about the country and its connections to the Phantom comic in the real world, see [[The Phantom publications in Sweden]].''</small>

'''Sweden''' is a country in northern Europe.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Star of Sekhmet]]" || [[Ken Ikonen|Ikonen]], [[Jens Hansegård|Hansegård]], [[Kim McLaughlin|McLaughlin]] || [[Felmang]], [[Edward Morrik|Morrik]] || 1650 || [[The 5th Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Royal Palace Fire]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1697 || [[The 7th Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Wreck in Bengali Bay]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1699 || [[The 8th Phantom|The future 8th]] Phantom hunts bears in Sweden
|-
|"[[Secret of the Leech Pond]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1751 || [[The 10th Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Ghost of Thanatos]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1751 || mentioned, [[The 10th Phantom]] leaves Sweden
|-
|"[[The Cathedral Mystery]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Jean-Yves Mitton|Mitton]] || more than 200 years ago || some events in Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Lethal Science]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1792 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The King is Dead]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1792 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Freedom Trail]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Felmang]] || 1864 || some events in outskirts of Stockholm
|-
|"[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 1: Pirates of the Arctic]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1880 || [[The 17th Phantom|The 17th]] and [[the 18th Phantom|future 18th]] Phantom visit Swedish university
|-
|"[[Harbour of Spies]]" || [[Mats Kejonen|Kejonen]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || 1953 || [[The 20th Phantom]] and [[Maude Thorne McPatrick|Maude]] visit Malmö
|-
|"[[Mountain of Horror]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || present || Dr Philipson and Professor Hagenberg are presumably in Sweden
|-
|"[[The Phantom Meets the Ghost Who Walks]]" || [[Torgny Litzell|Litzell]], [[Calle Hård|Hård]], [[Thomas Johansson|Johansson]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
|"[[The Demon's Image]]" || [[Tony De Paul|De Paul]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Uppsala
|-
|"[[The Wolfman's Treasure]]" || [[Tony De Paul|De Paul]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || present ||
|-
|"[[The Devil in Stockholm]]" || [[Mikael Sol|Sol]] || [[Jan Bielecki|Bielecki]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Stockholm
|-
| "[[A Prince in Almedalen]]" || [[Mikael Sol|Sol]] || [[Kim W. Andersson|Andersson]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Visby
|-
| "[[Cold Fish, Hot Money]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Göteborg
|-
|}

===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Little Detective Who Disappeared]]" || [[Tony De Paul|De Paul]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Locations]]

Maude Thorne McPatrick

2026-08-24T19:10:30Z

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{{character
|name=Maude Thorne McPatrick
|image= [[Image:Maude.jpg]]
|first= "[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1944 story)|The Childhood<br>of the Phantom]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Wilson McCoy]]
|}}
'''Maude Thorne McPatrick''' (other versions of the maiden name include '''Thornton McPatrick''', '''Thorn McPatrick''', and '''Thorne''') married [[the 20th Phantom]] and is the mother of [[the 21st Phantom]].

== Fictional Character Biography ==
=== According to the Newspaper strip ===
She and her father, [[dr. Thorne]], were captured by [[the Rope People]]. The 20th Phantom managed to save her by proving to the Rope People that he really was the Phantom through conducting a number of amazing deeds that a previous Phantom had done. {{Storylink|The Tree House (story)|The Tree House}}

When she was to marry, she was kidnapped and the 20th Phantom had to free his bride from a prison by doing hard labour and thereby making a chain weaker and weaker until he could tear it apart. {{Storylink|The Chain (Sunday story)|The Chain}}

She died sometime after [[the 21st Phantom|Kit's]] 17th birthday. Kit stayed with the 20th Phantom until his father was killed. {{Storylink|The Childhood of the Phantom (1944 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom}}

It has also been said that she died while her son was in college. {{Storylink|The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak}}

=== According to [[Team Fantomen]] ===
She is from Wisconsin and the 20th Phantom met her for the first time when she was going to Hollywood to be a stand in for the actress [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rita_Hayworth Rita Hayworth], whom she bears a striking resemblance with.

Through some somewhat contradictionary events she came to marry in the spring of 1938 in time to hear of der Anschluss on the radio during their honeymoon. In 1939, their son, [[the 21st Phantom]] was born.

Oddly though, there are a couple of stories dated to 1938 in which the 20th Phantom is unmarried.{{cite}}

Her brother was [[Johnny Thorne]].{{Storylink|1943, Part 1|1943 Pt 1}} {{Storylink|1943, Part 2|1943 Pt 2}}

She has an aunt Petunia. {{Storylink|Nosferatu's Revenge}}

She died around 1956{{cite}} in [[the Skull Cave]] of an illness, with her son and her husband present. Her son had then reached the age of 17. Her tombstone reads "Maude Thornton-Walker 1916-1959".{{Storylink|The 21st Phantom (story)|The 21st Phantom}}

== Appearances ==
=== [[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? || unnamed daughter of [[Dr. Thorne]], meets the 20th Phantom for the first time
|-
|"[[The Chain (Sunday story)|The Chain]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] ||?? || as '''Maude''', marries the 20th Phantom
|-
|"[[The Shaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]]|| [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || ?? || unnamed, birth of [[the 21st Phantom]]
|-
|"[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? || unnamed
|-
|"[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1944 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] ||?? || unnamed, dies with her son by her side
|-
|"[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]]|| [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || ?? || unnamed, mentioned that she died while her son was in college
|-
|}

===[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Chain (Gold Key story)|The Chain]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || remake
|-
|}
===[[The Story of the Phantom|Avon novels]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Ghost Who Walks (novel)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || N/A || unnamed
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Plague Warning]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 19?? ||
|-
|"[[Escape from Devil's Island]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1936 || mentioned only. Year is inconsistent with later versions of Maude's first meeting with the Phantom.
|-
|  || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1938 ||
|-
|"[[The Hollywood Murders]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1938 ||
|-
|"[[The Spear of Destiny, Part 3]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1938? ||
|-
|"[[Nosferatu's Revenge]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || 1939? ||
|-
|"[[1943, Part 1]]" || [[John Rassy|Rassy]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]] || 1943 ||
|-
|"[[1943, Part 2]]" || [[John Rassy|Rassy]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]] || 1943 ||
|-
|"[[King Fatso]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Harbour of Spies]]" || [[Mats Kejonen|Kejonen]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || 1953 ||
|-
|"[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1956 ||It is set at the 17th birthday of [[The 21st Phantom]] who was born 1939 according to [[Team Fantomen]]
|-
|}

===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Inked in Blood, Part 1]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Jason Paulos|Paulos]] || 1953 ||
|-
|"[[Inked in Blood, Part 2]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Jason Paulos|Paulos]] || 1953 ||
|-
|"[[Enter the Phantom]]" || [[Matt Kyme|Kyme]] || [[Matt Kyme|Kyme]] || 2024 || Mentioned
|-
|}

[[Category:Wives of the Phantom|Thorne McPatrick, Maude]]

The 19th Phantom

2026-08-24T19:07:30Z

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{{ancestor
|name= The 19th Phantom
|TF= 1908-1935
|Falk= early 20th century
|Moonstone= active in 1933
|Bastei= N/A
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 19th Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
The 19th Phantom was born 1890 and took over as Phantom in 1908. He is considered to be the strongest Phantom ever.{{Storylink|The Dark Secret}}

1912, the son Kit was born, the future [[the 20th Phantom|20th Phantom]].

In 1935, the 19th Phantom was killed by his archenemy [[Rachamond]] and his son succeeded him as [[the Phantom]].{{Storylink|Return of the Ghost}}

===According to the Newspaper strip===
the 19th Phantom married an unnamed South American explorer's daughter.{{Storylink|The Heirs}} {{Storylink|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen}} or [[Janie Cary]].Sometime around 1908-1909 he met [[Jane Cary]], the sister of a [[Dr. Bart Cary]], who had saved his life. He asked her to marry him and she answered that he had to ask her brother. Her brother refused and tried to force her to leave Bangalla, the 19th Phantom then abducted her, with her approval. In 1910, Dr Bart Cary was abducted to [[the Skull Cave]] to watch his sister's wedding, while he was tied with ropes. After losing his hospital in a fire, Dr Bart Cary left Bangalla, never to return.{{Storylink|The Adventures of Lucy Cary}}

He was the first of the Phantom line to encounter [[the Rope People]]{{Storylink|The Rope People (story)|The Rope People}} though it is also attributed to [[the 17th Phantom]] {{Storylink|The Tree House (story)|The Tree House}}. He banned guns from the jungle.{{Storylink|Raiders of the Eastern Dark}}

He fought during World War I as a frontline soldier.{{Storylink|The Aeronaut}}

He died after falling from [[Phantom Head Peak|the Phantom Head Peak]].{{Storylink|The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak}}

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
In november 1933 the 19th Phantom visited Nepal were he fought [[the Singh Brotherhood]].{{Storylink|Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 4}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
According to the Bastei stories, [[the current Phantom]] is the 15th, meaning that there hasn't yet appeared a 19th Phantom.

===According to [[Fratelli Spada]]===
Ken, [[The 21st Phantom|the current Phantom's]] grandfather, married [[Lara Collins]], daughter of a [[Professor Collins|professor]] at Oxford. He lived from 1879 to 1917 and died in battle during World War I. {{Storylink|Ken, of the Dynasty}}

== Appearances ==
=== [[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || Sometime between 1889 and 1904? ||Said to take place "75 years ago" and "over 60 years ago"; story was made in 1964. 1909 according to<br>[[Team Fantomen]] lore. Lee Falk remained unclear to whether the Phantom married to Janie Carey was the 18th or the 19th.
|-
|"[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? || 
|-
|"[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || ? || guns were banned in the jungle
|-
|"[[The Aeronaut]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || Sometime between 1914-1918 ||Flashback set during World War I
|-
|"[[Buried Treasure]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || ? || mentioned as "daddy's grandfather", met [[the Rope People]]
|-
|"[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || ? || died climbing [[Phantom Head Peak]]
|-
|"[[Queen Medusa]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || ? || died while [[Old man Mozz|Mozz]] the Teller was in the land of flying serpents
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret of the Temple Ruin]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Ulf Jansson|Jansson]] || ???? || 
|-
|"[[The Trap (Team Fantomen story)|The Trap]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || ???? || 
|-
|"[[The Dark Secret]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 190? || 
|-
|"[[Vultures Over Vacul]]" || [[Norman Worker|Bull]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1908 || 
|-
|"[[The Temple]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1908 || 
|-
|"[[The Mark of the Phantom]]" || [[Mikael Bergkvist|Bergkvist]] || [[Gerardo Canelo|Canelo]] || 19?? ||
|-
|"[[The Dagger of the Child King]]" || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || ca. 1910 || over a year after the 19th Phantom and [[Janie Cary|Jane Cary]] married
|-
|"[[The Prisoner in Marrakech]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[The Missing Link (Team Fantomen story)|The Missing Link]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1912 || 
|-
| || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Kasia Nie|Nie]] || April 1914|| 
|-
|"[[Lost on the Phantom Trail]]" || [[Terje Nordberg|Th. Pélerin]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1916 || 
|-
|"[[The Angel of Retribution]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1917 || 
|-
|"[[The Leopard Cult]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1919 || 
|-
|"[[U-118]]" || [[Falco Pellerin|Pellerin]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1919 || 
|-
|"[[The Drug Terrorists]]" || [[Sverre Årnes|Årnes]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1920 || mentioned
|-
|"[[Bastis the Cat Goddess]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1922 || 
|-
|"[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 1: The Evil Paradise]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 19?? || 
|-
|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 192? || 
|-
|"[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 3: Scarface]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || ca. 1923 ||Sometimes dated to 1933, which is impossible since [[the 20th Phantom]], born 1912, appears to be 10-12 years old.
|-
|"[[Rak-Ah's Star]]" || [[Daniel Carlsson|Carlsson]] || [[Anthony Spay|Spay]] || 1924 ||
|-
|"[[The Mystery at Pendragon House]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1927 ||
|-
|"[[The Zombie Maker]]" || [[Dag R. Frognes|Frognes]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1927 ||
|-
|"[[The Witchdoctor's Secret]]" || [[Dag R. Frognes|Frognes]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1927 ||
|-
|"[[The Pugilist]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 192? ||Sometimes claimed 1927, however, the stories of the Triads begins at the end of the 1920s and and at the early<br>1930s, and part 2 of those stories continues where this story ends.
|-
|"[[Saved by Fate]]" || [[Anna Jansson|Jansson]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1928 ||
|-
|"[[The King of Chicago, Part 1]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1929 || 
|-
|"[[The King of Chicago, Part 2]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1929 || 
|-
|"[[The Triads, Part 1: Deadly Cargo]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 192? || 
|-
|"[[The Triads, Part 2: The Five Thunderbolts]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Rancho]] || 192? || 
|-
|"[[The Triads, Part 3: The Tiger Queen]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] || 193? || 
|-
|"[[The Triads, Part 4: Death in Shanghai]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] || 193? || 
|-
|"[[The Triads, Part 5: At the End of the Road]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 192? || 
|-
|"[[Raiders of the Lost City, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]] || 19?? || Set some years after 1925
|-
|"[[The Demon's Image]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 193? || 
|-
|"[[Patrolman Weeks Suspended]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Roy Mann|Mann]] || 193? || 
|-
|"[[The Ghost Pilot]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Felmang]], [[Claudio Waldrag|Waldrag]] || 1931 || 
|-
|"[[The Cloud Pirates]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1932 || 
|-
|"[[The Last Viking]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1934 || In the first print the year was 1936. When reprinted in [[Fantomen Krönika 1/2001]] the date was changed to 1934,<br>given that the 19th Phantom died in 1935.
|-
|"[[Deadly Intent]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || 1935 || 
|-
|"[[The Pygmy Ruby]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]], [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || 19?? ||
|-
|"[[Return of the Ghost]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1935 || Originally dated to 1924 but redated in [[Fantomen Krönika 1/2001]]
|-
|}

=== [[Moonstone stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 4]]" || [[Rafael Nieves|Nieves]] || [[Tony Akins|Akins]], [[Ken Wolak|Wolak]] || November, 1933 || 
|-
|}

=== [[Fratelli Spada stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Ken, of the Dynasty]]" || [[Giorgio Cambiotti|Cambiotti]] || [[Annibale Casabianca|Casabianca]] || 18?? || Changed to the 18th Phantom within Team Fantomen lore.
|-
|}

===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Outlaws]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Rafael Dantas|Dantas]] || 1910, 1912 || 
|-
|"[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[On the Roofs of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Balloon for the Moon]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Murder at Maxim's]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Jane Saves the President]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Nest of the Undead]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1912–13 || The Phantom arrives in Arefu village January 12, 1913
|-
|"[[Requiem]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Wendell Cavalcanti|Cavalcanti]] || 1916 || 
|-
|}

=== Other stories ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Empty Cave]]" || [[Philip Cornell|Cornell]] || [[Philip Cornell|Cornell]] || 1894 || 
|-
|"[[The Empty Cave Part 2: Phantom by Gaslight]]" || [[Philip Cornell|Cornell]] || [[Philip Cornell|Cornell]], [[Glenn Ford|Ford]] || 1894 || 
|-

|}
{{stub}}
{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 19th]]

Janie Cary

2026-08-24T19:05:49Z

Andreas: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{character
|name=Janie Cary
|image= [[Image:Janiecary.jpg|200 px]]
|first= "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Janie Cary''' is the wife of a past Phantom.

== Fictional Character Biography ==

=== According to the newspaper strip ===

When the grandfather of the current Phantom is severely wounded, he got medical help from a young doctor, [[Bart Cary]], who had opened a medical practice on the brink of the jungle. His sister Janie came to help him, bored with her life in New York and London. The Phantom courted her but the doctor refused to allow her to get married. They eventually married anyway in the Skull Cave.{{storylink|The Adventures of Lucy Cary}}

=== According to [[Team Fantomen]] ===
Jane was the wife of the 19th Phantom. They were married a few years before 1912.{{storylink|The Prisoner in Marrakech}}

In 1912 they were on a late honeymoon when Jane met a French Foreign Legion major who more or less kidnapped her. At that time she was already pregnant with her first child, [[the 20th Phantom]] and gave birth in the [[Deep Woods]]. {{storylink|The Prisoner in Marrakech}}. She has a maternal uncle, Alfred, who lives in Cairo, Egypt.{{storylink|Bastis the Cat Goddess}}

In 1919 she and and her husband travelled to England for vacation.{{storylink|U-118}}

In 1923 she visited the Bengali Natural History Museum with her husband and son.{{storylink|The Ibis Mystery, Part 3: Scarface}}

She loved horses and was a very good rider. In 1928 her son Kit was sent to her sister in London.{{storylink|Saved by Fate}}

== Behind the scenes ==
Her name was changed from '''Janie''' to '''Jane''' when her first appearance was published in Sweden. Later [[Team Fantomen stories]] use the name Jane, and [[Frew Publications|Frew]] has kept that name in their English language reprints of these stories.

== Appearances ==
=== [[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || Sometime between 1889 and 1904? || Said to take place "75 years ago" and "over 60 years ago"; story was made in 1964. 1909 according to [[Team Fantomen]] lore. Lee Falk remained unclear to whether the Phantom married to Janie Carey was the 18th or the 19th.
|-
|"[[The Aeronaut]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || 1918 || The 19th Phantom's wife appears, which could possibly be Janie.
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Dark Secret]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 190? ||Brief mentioning that she was shown the grave of [[the 19th Phantom]]'s first(?) love.
|-
|"[[The Dagger of the Child King]]" || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || circa 1910 || mentioned, over a year after [[The 19th Phantom]] and Jane Cary married
|-
|"[[The Prisoner in Marrakech]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1912 || 
|-
| || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Kasia Nie|Nie]] || April 1914|| 
|-
|"[[U-118]]" || [[Falco Pellerin|Pellerin]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1919 || 
|-
|"[[Bastis the Cat Goddess]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1922 || 
|-
|"[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 3: Scarface]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || ca. 1923 ||Sometimes dated to 1933, which is impossible since [[the 20th Phantom]], born 1912, appears to be 10-12 years old.
|-
|"[[Saved by Fate]]" || [[Anna Jansson|Jansson]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1928 ||Her son is said to be 16 years old here
|-
|}

===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Outlaws]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Rafael Dantas|Dantas]] || 1910, 1912 || 
|-
|"[[The Phantom Goes to Hell]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[On the Roofs of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Beneath the Streets of Paris]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Balloon for the Moon]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Murder at Maxim's]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[The Gargoyle of Notre Dame]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|"[[Jane Saves the President]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Percy Ochoa|Ochoa]] || 1912 || 
|-
|}

[[Category:Wives of the Phantom|Cary, Jane]]

Mad Cave Studios stories

2026-08-23T18:52:49Z

Andreas: /* The Phantom */

This is a list of the stories produced by [[The Phantom publications in the USA|American]] publisher [[Mad Cave Studios]].
== Stories ==

=== [[Defenders of the Earth (Mad Cave Studios)|Defenders of the Earth]] ===
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comment
|-
| <center>0</center> || "[[Defenders of the Earth: Prologue]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>1</center> || "[[Homecoming]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>2</center> || "[[Killing Time]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>3</center> || "[[Phantom Pains]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>4</center> || "[[Whiplash]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>4b</center> || "[[Dale's Story]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Stefano Simeone|Simeone]] ||
|-
| <center>5</center> || "[[Brotherly Hate]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>5b</center> || "[[Ming's Final Hours]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Alex Sanchez|Sanchez]] ||
|-
| <center>6</center> || "[[Brief Interludes]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Matt Horak|Horak]], [[Brent Schoonover|Schoonover]], [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]]||
|-
| <center>7</center> || "[[Grand Finale - Part One]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>8</center> || "[[Grand Finale - Part Two]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Jim Calafiore|Calafiore]] ||
|-
| <center>9</center> || "[[Whatever Mongo's Around]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Alex Sanchez|Sanchez]] ||
|-
| <center>10</center> || "[[Weather All Storms]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Alex Sanchez|Sanchez]] ||
|-
| <center>11</center> || "[[Unhappy Returns]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Alex Sanchez|Sanchez]] ||
|-
| <center>12</center> || "[[Blood Wedding]]" || [[Dan DiDio|DiDio]] || [[Alex Sanchez|Sanchez]] ||
|-
|}

=== [[The Phantom (Mad Cave Studios)|The Phantom]] ===
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comment
|-
| <center>0</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 0]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>1</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 1]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>2</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 2]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>3</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 3]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>4</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 4]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>5</center> || "[[The Tempest, Part 5]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
| <center>6</center> || "[[The Phantom vs. The Sky Band]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Federico Sabbatini|Sabbatini]] ||
|-
| <center>7</center> || "[[The Phantom vs. The Red Dragons]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Lynne Yoshii|Yoshii]] ||
|-
| <center>8</center> || "[[The Phantom vs. the Singh Brotherhood]]" || [[Ray Fawkes|Fawkes]] || [[Russell Olson|Olson]] ||
|-
|}
{{Stories}}

[[Category: Mad Cave Studios stories| ]]

Till sista andetaget

2026-08-22T22:28:17Z

Andreas:

{{issuebox
|Title=Fantomen<br> Till sista andetaget <br><small>(#5 since the start 2022)</small>
|image=[[Image: Fantomen-TillSistaAndetaget.png|200px]]
|Coverartist= [[Henrik Sahlström]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden / Swedish
|Editor= [[Andreas Eriksson]]
|Format= 18.6 × 28.1 cm
|Pages= 448 pgs, color
|Date= August 2026
|Publisher=[[Egmont Publishing|Story House<br>Egmont AB]]
|Preceded=[[På förbjuden mark]]
|Followed= N/A
|isbn=ISBN 978-91-8129-000-4
|}}
'''''Till sista andetaget''''' ("To the Last Breath") is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] [[Fantomen Omnibus|omnibus book]], published in 2026, and collecting the "[[Year One|Phantom Year One]]" storyline, as well as additional related stories. It is a limited edition of 500 copies.

== Contents ==
=== Phantom stories ===
* "Den 21:e Fantomen" ("[[The 21st Phantom (story)|The 21st Phantom]]") by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Paul Ryan]]
* "Molok – Den ondskefulle" ("[[Molok (story)|Molok]]") by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
* "Kuriren" ("[[The Courier]]") by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Alex Saviuk]]
* "Johnny Hotwire" ("[[Johnny Hotwire]]") by [[Tony DePaul]] and [[Hans Lindahl]]
* "Vägens riddare" ("[[Johnny Hotwire Rides Again]]") by [[Tony DePaul]] and [[Hans Lindahl]]
* "Fällan" ("[[The Lethal Trap]]") by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
* "Den svarta änkan" ("[[The Black Widow]]") by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Paul Ryan]]
* "I stormens öga" ("[[Eye of the Hurricane]]") by [[David Bishop]], [[Hans Lindahl]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
* "Domedagsarken" ("[[The Doomsday Ship]]") by [[David Bishop]], [[Hans Lindahl]] and [[Bob McLeod]]
* "Ön med två regnbågar" ("[[Gullique and the Double Rainbow]]") by [[Ulf Granberg]] and [[Kari Leppänen]], based on a story by [[Lee Falk]]
* "Sagan om Devil" ("[[Devil's Story]]") by [[Donne Avenell]] and [[Georges Bess]]
* "Den sista tvekampen" ("[[The Final Battle]]") by [[Lennart Moberg]], [[Felmang]] and [[Germano Ferri]]
* "Utanför lagen" ("[[Johnny Hotwire – Outlaw Days]]") by [[Tony DePaul]] and [[Sal Velluto]]
* "Löftet" ("[[The Promise (Team Fantomen story)|The Promise]]") by [[Tony DePaul]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]

=== Articles ===
* "Fantomen är död, länge leve Fantomen" av [[Andreas Eriksson]]
[[Category:Fantomen Omnibus issues]]

Talk:Kit's Last Day, Part 1

2026-08-22T20:36:48Z

Andreas:

Thinking instead of a new page for every part, just keep one page for the whole story
:No, we can't change it now. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 18:27, 22 August 2026 (CEST)
:For consistency with other multipart stories we'll do as usual. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 22:36, 22 August 2026 (CEST)

Phantom 2040 3

2026-08-21T06:35:44Z

Andreas:

{{issuebox
|Title=Phantom 2040 #3<br>
|image= [[Image:Phantom_2040_3.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Dan Panosian]]<br>[[Image:Phantom_2040_pinup_3.jpg|200px]]<br>Pin-up artist: [[Mark Pacella]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Editor= [[Mariano Nicieza]]
|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Pages= 36 pgs, full color
|Date= July, 1995
|Publisher=[[Marvel Comics]]
|Preceded=[[Phantom 2040 2|''Phantom 2040'' #2]]
|Followed=[[Phantom 2040 4|''Phantom 2040'' #4]]
|isbn= 
|}}
'''''Phantom 2040'' #3''' was the 3rd issue of the [[The Phantom publications in the USA|American]] four issue comic book series [[Phantom 2040 (comics)|Phantom 2040]], based on the [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040 animated TV series]] and published by [[Marvel Comics]] in 1995.

== Contents ==
=== Stories ===
*"[[Frozen Hatreds]]" by [[Peter Quinones]], [[Steve Ditko]] and [[Bill Reinhold]].

[[Category:Phantom 2040 issues|Phantom 2040 3]]

Phantom 2040 1

2026-08-21T06:34:53Z

Andreas:

{{issuebox
|Title=Phantom 2040 #1<br>
|image= [[Image:Phantom_2040_1.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Neil Hansen]]<br>[[Image:Phantom_2040_pinup_1.png|200px]]<br>Pin-up artists: [[Steve Ditko]] and [[John Romita Sr.]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Editor= [[Mariano Nicieza]]
|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Pages= 36 pgs, full color
|Date= May, 1995
|Publisher=[[Marvel Comics]]
|Preceded=N/A
|Followed=[[Phantom 2040 2|''Phantom 2040'' #2]]
|isbn= 
|}}
'''''Phantom 2040'' #1''' was the first issue of the [[The Phantom publications in the USA|American]] four issue comic book series [[Phantom 2040 (comics)|Phantom 2040]], based on the [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040 animated TV series]] and published by [[Marvel Comics]] in 1995.

== Contents ==
=== Stories ===
*"[[Generation Unto Generation]]" by [[Peter Quinones]], [[Steve Ditko]] and [[Bill Reinhold]].

[[Category:Phantom 2040 issues|Phantom 2040 1]]

Phantom 2040 (TV series)

2026-08-20T20:47:10Z

Andreas: /* Marvel Comics */

'''''Phantom 2040''''' is an animated science fiction television series loosely based on the comic strip hero [[The Phantom]], created by [[Lee Falk]]. The central character of the series is said to be [[the 24th Phantom]]. The unusual character designs are the work of Peter Chung, creator of ''Æon Flux''.

The show debuted in 1994 to rave reviews, though it survived only 33 episodes before it was relegated to weekend repeats in 1996. Along with action sequences, stories focused on intelligent plotting and character development, winning the series praise for its subtle teaching of such values as individuality, freedom, and the volatility of humanity. It also spawned [[Phantom 2040 (comics)|comic book tie-ins]] and other merchandise.

Featured voice actors included Scott Valentine, Margot Kidder, Ron Perlman, and Jeff Bennett, while Mark Hamill, Debbie Harry, Rob Paulsen, and Paul Williams had recurring roles.

==Story==
In the year 2040, environmental disasters and the economic Resource Wars of the early 21st century have decimated the fragile ecological balance of an Earth once teeming with life. Everywhere, the privileged and wealthy continue to thrive in expensive real estate developments that tower above the suffering masses. The victims of Earth’s misfortune have been forced to subsist on scavenged refuse from the past on the mangled streets of forlorn city-states.

In Metropia (once known as New York City), the largest and most powerful of the city-states, the powerful robotics manufacturing corporation Maximum Inc. has slowly shaped a cold, steely urban center, consisting of huge, residential towers intertwined with TubeTrain tunnels. Maximum's robotic "biots" ('''Bi'''ological '''O'''ptical '''T'''ransputer '''S'''ystem) have replaced enormous amounts of human labour, and the corporation is illegally producing prohibited combat biots to form Maximum's personal underground army. Maximum has plans to construct the fortress of Cyberville, an immense survival shelter where only the wealthiest and most elite humans will retreat once Earth finally succumbs to its slowly deteriorating state and Maximum's biot armies take control of Metropia.

The only hope for the survival of humanity is the Ghost Jungle — thousands of square miles of mutated vegetation that may be the planet's salvation. This secret source of life is submerged beneath Metropia where no one is aware of it, but fortunately, college student Kit Walker Jr. is chosen by fate to save the world, donning the black mask and purple suit of his people’s savior, the 24th Phantom.

The role of the Phantom has been passed on from father to son since the 1500s, leading the world to believe that the Phantom is a single immortal individual. Kit, the 24th in the line, is young, unsure, and inexperienced, but he finds within him the courage and might to battle the evil that threatens to destroy the Earth.

==Reaction==
Phantom 2040, unlike the Ghost Who Walks previous animated outing ''Defenders of the Earth'', is
well liked by many Phans. Debuting in 1994 the series received rave reviews from critics and
audience member alike. It was praised for its intelligent stories and character development, hight
quality animation (especially in action scenes) and subtle teaching of such values as individuality,
freedom and the volatility of humanity.

The series was something of a large departure from Lee Falk's original comics. As with ''DotE'' this was a sci-fi series, not a pure jungle adventure show. However, with the Ghost Jungle, an element of the character's jungle origins was kept. The character designs for the series were the work of Peter Chung, creator of the cult hit anime series ''Æon Flux''. While some Phans liked this stylized design others felt that the
characters, especially that of the Phantom were "too skinny."

The series, while critically successful, only lasted for 33 episodes.

==Characters==
*'''Kit Walker, Jr.''' — The 24th Phantom, Kit was not trained for the role like his ancestors were. His father died under mysterious circumstances when he was only a baby, and he grew up not knowing about his heritage. When [[Guran (Phantom 2040)|Guran]] tells him about the Phantom on his eighteenth birthday, he is initially disbelieving, but takes on the role with increasing conviction. His equipment includes optical camouflage for invisibility, a wristband that contains a powerful computer ("analytical"), and another that contains a smart inductance rope. He has several vehicles, including a nimble airborne Hypercycle, a cloaking multi-passenger cruiser and an upgraded 1999 Mustang named "Hero", after the 21st Phantom's [[Hero|horse]]. Voiced by Scott Valentine.
* '''[[Guran (Phantom 2040)|Guran]]''' — Kit's mentor, whose family have been aiding the Phantom for generations. Together with [[Professor Jack Archer|Jack Archer]], Guran instructs the Phantom in combat, morality, and life itself, and is frequently seen reciting insightful "[[old jungle sayings]]" to Kit and others. After [[the 23rd Phantom]]'s death, Guran blamed himself, and consumed in his sadness and self-hatred he became the legendary Shadow Panther, until he was freed from his mourning forever by Kit Walker Jr. Voiced by J.D. Hall.
*'''[[Professor Jack Archer|Jack Archer]]''' — A scientist and professor in biology at Kit's university. After Kit dons the identity of the Phantom, Archer takes only a short time to deduce that they are one and the same, and becomes one of the few who know the Phantom's true identity. Together with Guran, Archer takes on the role of Kit's mentor, particularly in scientific and contemporary parts of his education. Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
* '''"[[Sparks]]" (Daniel Aguilar)''' — A young, orphaned cyber-surfer who is rescued by Kit after Maximum mistakes Sparks as the Phantom. Sparks is unofficially adopted into the Phantom's lair, and assists in the technological parts of their endeavours. When he was three, his parents, Esteban and María, were kidnapped by Maximum and cruelly used as the mental tissue for the biomechanical "living building" Project Gauntlet, Cyberville's security system. Voiced by Pamela Adlon.
* '''Sagan Cruz''' — A Metropian policewoman or "Enforcer", who is attracted to Kit but is initially unaware of his dual identity, and is skeptical about the Phantom's motives. She later figures out his secret and eventually becomes Kit's love interest and partner. She has a genetically-engineered police dog named D.V.L. (a reference to [[the 21st Phantom]]'s wolf, [[Devil]]) and in combat dons a well-armoured Enforcer suit. Voiced by Leah Remini.
* '''Aunt [[Heloise]]''' — Kit's only living relative, Heloise is the daughter of the 21st Phantom. She kept the truth from Kit, hoping he could lead a normal life, but accepts Kit's choice to become the 24th Phantom and assists him in his plans to stop Maximum Inc. Voiced by Carrie Snodgress.
* '''Rebecca Madison''' — The series villain, chairperson of Maximum Inc. and widow of the 23rd Phantom's killer, Maxwell Madison Sr. Rebecca plans to construct Cyberville, a technological and impenetrable fortress where the select wealthy and elite may seek refuge when the Earth begins to deteriorate (something Rebecca's underground biot army will ensure takes place relatively soon), but her plans of domination are frequently being foiled by the Phantom. Other than Graft and her son, Maxwell Madison Jr., no other humans are employed by Maximum, which has its own biots perform all labour. Voiced by Margot Kidder.
* '''Maxwell Madison Jr.''' — Rebecca's sociopathic son, whose intelligence is belied by his laziness and disinterest in almost everything. When he does have an opinion on something, he presents it as coming from his cat, Baudelaire. He is psychologically disturbed with the disorders being rooted in the loss of his father at such an early age. His cat, perhaps the last remaining symbol of his fathers love for him, is his only and most trusted friend. Voiced by Jeff Bennett.
* '''Hubert Graft''' — Rebecca Madison's Chief of Security and main enforcer, a cyborg who blames the Phantom for his condition. He was formerly an environmentalist who fought against Maximum to protect the Amazonian rainforest, before losing his whole body below the shoulders in combat. Maximum rebuilt Graft's body using biot parts, giving Rebecca Madison complete control over Graft's life. Graft's biot torso can be disconnected at the hip and integrated into other robotic systems over which Graft has complete control, most commonly the Urban Combat Biot Walker, a ten-foot steel exoskeleton armed with lasers and claws. Voiced by Ron Perlman in the first season, and Richard Lynch in the second.
* '''Doctor Jak''' — A cynical TV journalist who reports the Phantom's activities with a flip spin. His arrogance and vanity bring him to believe that rather than being merely a reporter of news, he "is the news". In "Matter Over Mind", it is discovered that after Jak's wife perished in the Grand Central Station crash, he attempted an illegal operation to integrate an analytical computer into his mind, but the operation was interrupted and the analytical program thought lost. Dr. Jak was left part-biot, with sensory implants on his head and a multi-purpose eyepiece which he uses to film his news program, The Dr. Jak Show. His character and the way in which he criminalises the Phantom are comparable to J. Jonah Jameson of ''Spider-Man''. Voiced by Mark Hamill.
* '''Mr. Cairo''' — A mysterious information broker who only appears in holographic transmissions and who deals with both the Phantom and Maximum Inc. Early on, he discovers the Phantom's true identity, but chooses to withhold the information from Rebecca Madison despite the enormous reward being offered. He is later revealed to actually be the sentient analytical program separated from Dr. Jak's consciousness, but he decides not to rejoin Dr. Jak's mind and instead stays on to loyally assist the Phantom. Voiced by Paul Williams.
* '''Sean One''' — The first human born in outer space and founder and leader of the Free Orbital Movement, Sean One seeks independence for his Orbital colonies. An arrogant and abnormally tall man, he resorts to espionage and terrorist attacks in order to achieve his ends and is unable to walk by himself while in the presence of gravity. He is revered among the Orbitals' inhabitants in an almost god-like way, and is extremely apathetic towards whom he calls the "gravity-slaves" of Earth. Voiced by Rob Paulsen.
* '''Gorda''' — A morbidly-obese crime lord and smuggler from Australia who is unable to move by herself and has an army of strong, red-tinted biots under her command. She refers to herself in third-person and has a well-armed robotic kangaroo as her sole companion. Voiced by Paddi Edwards.
* '''Heisenberg''' — A shape-shifting fractal biot built by Max Madison Jr. using nanites grown in space by Sean One, named by Maxwell after the German physicist Werner Heisenberg. Heisenberg is the first stable fractal biot created by Maximum, and is controlled by Maxwell using a separate remote brain which must be carried around in a case. Heisenberg is forced to impersonate the Phantom and succeeds in criminalising him with the help of Dr. Jak, but after a confrontation with the Phantom, Maxwell loses the remote brain and hence control of Heisenberg. Afterwards, the fractal biot gains independence and a form of sentience, dons a cloak and seeks answers for his past, remembering nothing of his creation other than his name. He meets a wise street saxophonist named Betty, and after deciding to take his own path, becomes a "teacher" to biots everywhere, helping them to be free from their human owners and become self-aware. Heisenberg eventually joins the Phantom and becomes a close companion to Pavlova, Dr. Jak's assistant. Voiced by Rob Paulsen.
* '''Pavlova''' - Dr. Jak's personal biot assistant, distinguishable by red symbols on her face. Pavlova sometimes questions the honesty and morality of Jak's news uploads, but always has her memory wiped by Jak afterwards (a task he does somewhat reluctantly). Nicknamed "Pav" by Jak, the reporter treats her as his friend and sometimes even in a joking, romantic way, due to the fact that Pavlova was named after Jak's late wife. Pavlova also befriends Heisenberg, who takes an interest in her. She ultimately tells Jak "I will program myself from now on." At which later Jak laments, "You just had to be your own person, just like her." Referring to Pav' name sake. Voiced by Liz Georges.
* '''Vaingloria''' — A popular starlet singer trained by Maximum Inc. to brainwash the public. It is known that Rebecca Madison found her as a street urchin and offered her food, shelter and fame in exchange for her services for Maximum. Rebecca had her fitted with retractable mirrors which can focus light to such a strength that looking at the mirrors can overload the mind's senses, tricking the public's minds into adoring her and on Maximum's orders using them to completely brainwash certain people (it can be assumed that the mirrors are difficult to control with precision, as Vaingloria once accidentally sent a victim into a coma). Vaingloria reluctantly takes part in several of Maximum's plots and becomes particularly close to Graft, who treats her in a (albeit cold) fatherly way. He ultimately hardwires her mirrors she can use them on her own. Voiced by Deborah Harry.
* '''Betty''' — A wise street saxophonist who becomes Heisenberg's best friend and companion. She is seen to be aware of everything around her and frequently relating life to the blues. Voiced by Iona Morris.
* '''Maxwell Madison Sr.''' — Rebecca's deceased husband, who was killed along with the 23rd Phantom in a toxic train wreck. Rebecca captured his brainwaves and stores them in an enormous computer, and is constantly seeking a stable way to transfer them into a biot or preferably a living body to effectively resurrect Maxwell Madison Sr. He was regarded as a very dangerous and power-hungry man when he was alive and in control of Maximum, Inc, but it is discovered that his plans for the world were very ecologically beneficial and that his ambitious wife Rebecca sabotaged his plans in favor of greedy, selfish world domination. Voiced by Jeff Bennett.

==Episode list==
===Season 1===
#[[Generation Unto Generation (part 1)]]
#[[Generation Unto Generation (part 2)]]
#[[The Sum of the Parts]]
#[[Fire and I.C.E.]]
#[[Reflections of Glory]]
#[[Shadows from the Past]]
#[[The Good Mark (Phantom 2040 episode)|The Good Mark]]
#[[Ghost in the Machine]]
#[[Dark Orbit (part 1)]]
#[[Dark Orbit (part 2)]]
#[[The Biot in Red]]
#[[The Gauntlet]]
#[[Three Into One]]
#[[Life Lessons]]
#[[The Magician]]
#[[Swifter, Higher, Faster]]
#[[Lasers in the Jungle]]
#[[Down the Line]]
#[[Control Group]]
#[[A Boy and His Cat]]

===Season 2===
#[[Rite of Passage]]
#[[The World is my Jungle]]
#[[Sanctuary]]
#[[The Ties that Bind]]
#[[The Woman in the Moon]]
#[[Matter Over Mind]]
#[[The Sins of the Fathers (part 1)]]
#[[The Sins of the Fathers (part 2)]]
#[[The Sacrifice (part 1)]]
#[[The Sacrifice (part 2)]]
#[[Rogue]]
#[[The Second Time Around]]
#[[The Furies]]
#[[Moments of Truth]]
#[[The Whole Truth]]

==Video game==
:''See [[Phantom 2040 (video game)]]''

A ''[[Phantom 2040 (video game)|Phantom 2040]]'' video game was produced for [[Sega Genesis]], [[Game Gear]] and [[Super NES]], and like the animated series, it received very positive reviews despite its obscurity. It is possible to play as both the Phantom and, in the Game Gear version, his alter-ego, Kit Walker. The game has over 20 different endings, depending on the choices the player makes while progressing through the story, and revolves around Rebecca Madison's attempts to create a biot army, revive her dead husband and seize control of both Metropia and the world.

==Comics==
=== Marvel Comics ===
:''See [[Phantom 2040 (comics)]]''
'''Phantom 2040''' is an [[The Phantom publications in the USA|American]] comic book title based on the [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040 animated TV series]] and published by [[Marvel Comics]] in 1995 (cover dated May-Aug. 1995).

Only four issues were published. It was not promoted as a mini series upon release. The stories were only loosely based on the TV series, and had a different tone than the dark, complicated animated show.

The comic book was written by [[Peter Quinones]], pencilled by [[Steve Ditko]], and inked by [[Bill Reinhold]]. Each issue featured a pinup illustration drawn by such artists as Ditko, [[John Romita Sr.]] and [[Mark Pacella]], printed on the center pages of the comic (not as a separate poster).

=== Web comics ===
In 2025 a sequel called [[Phantom 2040: A New Shadow]] was released as a digital comic on the [[Comics Kingdom]] website.
=== Fan comics ===
In the same year, the artist Alden Kaye produced a free black & white digital comic book called [[Phantom 2040 Legacy]].

==VHS and DVD editions==
Many episodes of the series have been released on VHS and DVD, but a definitive collection is yet to come. A DVD called ''[[Phantom 2040: The Ghost Who Walks]]'' was released in 2004, and includes the first five episodes of the series edited into a "movie". Many other episodes were released on VHS in the late 1990s:

*[[Phantom 2040: Volume 1|Generation Unto Generation (part 1 & 2)]]
*[[Phantom 2040: Volume 2|Fire and I.C.E. / The Sum of the Parts]]
*[[Phantom 2040: Volume 3|Dark Orbit (part 1 & 2)]]
*[[Phantom 2040: Volume 4|The Ghost in the Machine / The Biot in Red]]

==Trivia==
* The second episode begins with a 'recorded' voiceover that is preceded by a sound effect originally created by the BBC Radiophonic Workshop for the UK radio series ''The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy''. It is the sound the Guide makes before responding to a question.

*The Phantoms multi-purpose vehicle was named H.E.R.O. after the comic strip Phantoms' horse [[Hero]].

*Sagan Cruz, the 24th Phantom's love interest and future police officer works with a cyborg police dog named D.V.L, a reference to the 21st Phantom's wolf [[Devil]].

*In the Phantom 2040 video game the initials J.P can be found spray painted on the walls of the subway which contains the Ghost Jungle, a reference to the [[Jungle Patrol]] from the comic strip.

*For some unknown reason, the Phantom legacy is said to have started in 1566 instead of 1536 as in the comics.

==Recurring cast==
* The Phantom/ Kit Walker....Scott Valentine
* Rebecca Madison....Margrot Kidder
* Guran....J. D. Hall
* Jack Archer....Alan Oppenheimer
* Sagan Cruz....Leah Remini
* Aunt Heloise.... Carrie Snodgress
* Maxwell Madison Jr....Jeff Bennett
* Graft....Ron Perlman (season one)/ Richard Lynch (rest of series)
* Doctor Jack.... Mark Hamill
* Sean One/ Heisenberg.... Rob Paulsen
== Show credits ==
*Based on the Character Created by Lee Falk
*Developed for Television by David J. Corbett
*Executive Story Editors Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
*Additional Development by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
*Supervising Producer Mary Chojnowski Corbett
*Associate Producer Mary Katherine Moore
*Line Producers Gwen Wetzler, Michel Lyman
*Art Director/Conceptual Designer Thom Schillinger
*Original Model Design Peter Chung
*Additional Model Design Paula La Fond, Stephanie Pyren-Fortel, Eric Canete
*Storyboards Romeo Francisco, Aleta Estes, David Williams, Rex Irvine, Vincenzo Tripetti
*Storyboard Cleanup Cesar Magsombol, Art Lee, John Lee, Peter Pace, Vincent Michael Edwards
*Color Key Allyn Conley, Jane Lane
*Color Key Assistant Darcee Frisch Olson
*Computer Graphics Thomas Kim
*Background Layout Jesse Santos, Nick Pugh, Melissa Suber, Vladimir Spasojevic
*Background Color Barbara Schade, Rebecca Jo Morales, Voice Direction, Stu Rosen
*Production Manager Andrew J. Leith
*Production Controllers Loretta Abata Elliot
*Assistant to the Executive Producer Miken Lee Wong
*Educational Consultant John Arnold
*Production Executive Steve Herman
*Production Coordinators Shareena Carlson, Lisa Larrick, Jamie Adner - NYC
*Production Assistants Katharine Nartonis, Courtney Narz, Bryan Thompson, Stefan Marks
*Music Composed & Performed by Gerald O'Brien
*Additional Music by Larry Brown, Steve Sexton
*Songs by David J. Corbett and Gerald O'Brien
*Pre-Edit/Track Reader Laurie Wetzler
*Post Production Audio France: H2 Prod., Montage, Sapa PM
*Dialogue Recording and Editing The L.A. Studios, Inc
*Animation Direction Vincent Bassol, Michel Lyman, Mike Kaweski, Bertrand Tager Kagan
*Production Supervisors France: Scott La Barge, Korea: Mike Kaweski
*Post Production Supervisor/Editor France: Scott La Barge, Los Angeles: D.J. Graham
*French Production Adapter France Helene Joubaud
*Supervising Producer Rene Huchez, Barham Rohani
*Production Manager Caroline Guicheux
*Production Supervisor Jean Marc Desrosiers, Michel Gantier
*Animation Production Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.
*Executives in Charge Choi An Hee, Cho Jung Jin
*Executive Producers William E. Miller, David Corbett, Jeffrey Schon
*Produced by Hearst Entertainment Inc., Minos S.A., France 3
*Created for Television by Hearst Entertainment, Inc.

==External links==
* [https://www.phantom2040archive.com ''The Phantom 2040 Archive'']
* [http://www.reeves-stevens.com/phantom.html Official Phantom 2040 website of the main writers of the series]
* [http://www.coldcut.com/video/p2040/ Phantom 2040 - The Ghost Jungle]
* [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgkKj2n1LjA_VzcrpMQ8l_NszGmxAA1d0 Comics Kingdom YouTube Channel]
[[Category:Adaptations]]

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Andreas: Created page with "== Title change? == There should be an article only about the Marvel series. Maybe this should be moved to Phantom 2040 (Marvel) to make it clear that no information about other 2040 comics should be here. And, if necessary, use Phantom 2040 (comics) for general info on all comics adaptations. ~~~~"

== Title change? ==
There should be an article only about the Marvel series. Maybe this should be moved to Phantom 2040 (Marvel) to make it clear that no information about other 2040 comics should be here. And, if necessary, use Phantom 2040 (comics) for general info on all comics adaptations. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 22:45, 20 August 2026 (CEST)