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User:DrStrange

2018-07-17T08:41:01Z

DrStrange:

Writer and editor of things. Mostly mystical.

Originated [[ChronicleChamber.com]] in 2006. Now secretly an Australian living in the UK by the name of Joe.

User:DrStrange

2018-07-17T08:40:45Z

DrStrange:

Writer and editor of things. Mostly mystical.

Originated [[ChronicleChamber]] in 2006. Now secretly an Australian living in the UK by the name of Joe.

PhantomWiki:Bandar Village

2018-07-17T08:39:36Z

DrStrange:

Welcome to PhantomWiki's own '''Bandar Village'''! Here is the place to have discussions and put up question that are too general to be posted on any talk page. Please note that discussions concerning individual articles are to be hold in that article's talk page.

When starting a new discussion, please add it at the bottom of the page, and use a valid title.

As always when on PhantomWiki, remember to keep a friendly tone, and to always [[PhantomWiki:Assume good faith|assume good faith]].

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== Co-Produced Newspapers ==
I have recently come across a couple of examples of co-produced newspapers. In some cases, there are simply different editions of the same newspaper, but with different titles. Sometimes, There are to separate newspapers that are joined together, with diferent editions, eventually becoming only one edition. See [[LV.]], [[LK.]], [[VP.]], [[Folkbladet]], and [[Östgöten]] which illustrates two examples of this.

HOW are we to make articles about this? Separate for the different editions (as I have done)? Separate articles for the different newspapers, even for the part of the publication of [[dailies]] after they have become one newspaper?

Any idea? [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 19:14, 7 November 2015 (CET)
:The issue is two-fold: firstly how the artcles about this should be structured, secondly how we should write in the story articles that the story has been reprinted in the newspaper (if there is no longer any difference at all between two papers, should they still both be mentioned?). [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 16:42, 8 November 2015 (CET)

== Fantomen covers ==
How should a cover be named? I have always thought that Fantomen covers were to be be named "Fantomen etc.." even if it was first published in Norway or any of the other countries which ''Fantomen'' was co-produced with because the main work was done in Sweden. Now we have the case of [[Fantomet 9/2015]] which was published August 20, while [[Fantomen 20/2015]] was published September 24. Thus we have the article [[Fantomet 9/2015 cover]]. Should we do it like this? The co-production has changed a bit since Fantomet is nowadays published monthly. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 14:49, 17 November 2015 (CET)
:The [[Fantomet 9/2015 cover]] is an exception, it was produced for the edition in Norway without any plans for use in Sweden (as told by the artist in a Facebook post). An opportunity to use it in Sweden came already the same year, but it could also have been put on hold for years or never used at all. Other covers are produced for the Swedish edition, but sometimes appear in other countries some days/weeks before due to practical reasons. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 15:18, 17 November 2015 (CET)

==Merchandise Parent Category==
I've noticed that it can be hard to find listings on merchandise unless you know exactly what you're looking for. Unlike, say, 'comics,' it can be hard to look up merchandise a some people might put something in as a toy, while another might list it as an action figure. I was thinking that if we had a parent merchandise category that all others could go under it would make finding those articles much easier. I'm sure there are other catagories on the wiki that could do with a parent category as well. [[User:DrStrange|Dr.Strange]] ([[User talk:DrStrange|talk]]) 10:39, 17 July 2018 (CEST)

Alé Garza

2018-07-17T08:32:32Z

DrStrange:

{{Creator
|name=Alé Garza
|image=
|Born= May 4, 1977
|Died= N/A
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation=[[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website=N/A
|}}
'''Alé Garza''' is an American comic book artist.

== Biography ==
Alé began his comic career at the age of 18, working for Wildstorm, an imprint of [[DC Comics]], at the age of 18, working on titles such as ''Gen13.'' He proved popular with comic fans and soon found success at various publishers, such as Image Comics, [[Marvel Comics]] and [[DC Comics]] proper.
== Phantom work by Alé Garza==
===Covers===
<gallery>
Image:Legenderry 4D.jpg|<center>[[Legenderry 4D cover]]
</gallery>
[[Category: Cover artists|Garza, Alé]]

Talk:Sandal Singh

2018-07-17T08:21:01Z

DrStrange: Created page with "==Ethnicity== Could this not simply be put down to artistic style. Similarly, we don't know who Sandal's mother is, so it's possible she could be half Indian/ half Chinese. As..."

==Ethnicity==
Could this not simply be put down to artistic style. Similarly, we don't know who Sandal's mother is, so it's possible she could be half Indian/ half Chinese. As the Brotherhood has always been a mix of Asian cultures, I'm not sure if this section really needs to be here. [[User:DrStrange|Dr.Strange]] ([[User talk:DrStrange|talk]]) 10:21, 17 July 2018 (CEST)

The 23rd Phantom

2016-03-06T13:55:27Z

DrStrange: /* According to Dynamite Entertainment */

{{MissingPic}}
{{ancestor
|name= The 23rd Phantom
|TF= Active in 2050
|Falk= N/A
|Moonstone= N/A
|Bastei= N/A
|Other= [[Phantom 2040]]: Early 2000's to 2040
|}}

'''The 23rd Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms. As [[the current Phantom]] generally is considered the 21th, the 23rd Phantom is a futuristic character.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
=== According to [[Team Fantomen]]===

In "[[The Phantom vs Singh 2050]]", a futuristic "what-if story" produced by [[Team Fantomen]], the Phantom of 2050 appears and is explicitly stated to be the 23rd Phantom, grandson of [[the 21st Phantom]].

=== According to [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040]]===
[[Image:Phantom2040the23rdPhantom.png|thumb|left|'''The 23rd Phantom''' collapses after waking up from a 16 year long frozen hibernation.]]
The 23rd Phantom is stated to have been active 20 years prior to 2040 (in the episode "[[The Magician]]"), which would have been 2020, how long he had been active then is unknown. He lost his wife at a very early stage and then raised his son on his own. He tried to clean up widespread pollution in Metropia (once known as New York City) by using a very special plant, native to [[Bangalla]], known as ghostwood. When his son was two years old, around 2024, he disappeared mysteriously around the same time that Maxwell Madison, Sr. died. For years, no one knew what had happened to him.

Finally, his son, [[the 24th Phantom|Kit]], found him and discovered that he was still alive after having frozen himself. He was poisoned from the very pollution he'd been trying to cure, however, so he soon fell in a coma before his son found him.

It turned out that he and Maxwell Madison, Sr. together had tried to clean the city, but they had been betrayed by Madison's wife, Rebecca Madison. She killed her husband and the 23rd Phantom via poisonous gas, though later came to revive her husband by using his memories. Through the same technology, the 23rd's son managed to transfer his memories to a computer just before he died.

===According to [[Dynamite Entertainment]]===
In the mini series [[Kings Watch]] it is established that [[The 22nd Phantom]] who appears in it is not of the Walker line and has been searching for the true heir to the Phantom mantle. At the end of the series [[Lothar|Lothar Kehwabe]] takes up the Phantom mantle to continue the search. During the [[King: The Phantom]] mini series it is revealed by [[Mandrake the Magician]] that a reporter by the name of Jen Harris is the true heir to the Phantom line. Under Lothar's guidance she takes up the role of The Phantom wearing an alternate version of the Phantom costume complete with hoodie.

== Notable Appearances ==
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
*"[[The Phantom vs Singh 2050]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Hans Lindahl]]

{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Futuristic Characters|Phantom, The 23rd]]

The 23rd Phantom

2016-03-06T13:54:34Z

DrStrange:

{{MissingPic}}
{{ancestor
|name= The 23rd Phantom
|TF= Active in 2050
|Falk= N/A
|Moonstone= N/A
|Bastei= N/A
|Other= [[Phantom 2040]]: Early 2000's to 2040
|}}

'''The 23rd Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms. As [[the current Phantom]] generally is considered the 21th, the 23rd Phantom is a futuristic character.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
=== According to [[Team Fantomen]]===

In "[[The Phantom vs Singh 2050]]", a futuristic "what-if story" produced by [[Team Fantomen]], the Phantom of 2050 appears and is explicitly stated to be the 23rd Phantom, grandson of [[the 21st Phantom]].

=== According to [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040]]===
[[Image:Phantom2040the23rdPhantom.png|thumb|left|'''The 23rd Phantom''' collapses after waking up from a 16 year long frozen hibernation.]]
The 23rd Phantom is stated to have been active 20 years prior to 2040 (in the episode "[[The Magician]]"), which would have been 2020, how long he had been active then is unknown. He lost his wife at a very early stage and then raised his son on his own. He tried to clean up widespread pollution in Metropia (once known as New York City) by using a very special plant, native to [[Bangalla]], known as ghostwood. When his son was two years old, around 2024, he disappeared mysteriously around the same time that Maxwell Madison, Sr. died. For years, no one knew what had happened to him.

Finally, his son, [[the 24th Phantom|Kit]], found him and discovered that he was still alive after having frozen himself. He was poisoned from the very pollution he'd been trying to cure, however, so he soon fell in a coma before his son found him.

It turned out that he and Maxwell Madison, Sr. together had tried to clean the city, but they had been betrayed by Madison's wife, Rebecca Madison. She killed her husband and the 23rd Phantom via poisonous gas, though later came to revive her husband by using his memories. Through the same technology, the 23rd's son managed to transfer his memories to a computer just before he died.

===According to [[Dynamite Entertainment]]===
In the mini series [[Kings Watch]] it is established that [[The 22nd Phantom]] who appears in it is no of the Walker line and has been searching for the true heir to the Phantom mantle. At the end of the series [[Lothar|Lothar Kehwabe]] takes up the Phantom mantle to continue the search. During the [[King: The Phantom]] mini series it is revealed by [[Mandrake the Magician]] that a reporter by the name of Jen Harris is the true heir to the Phantom line. Under Lothar's guidance she takes up the role of The Phantom wearing an alternate version of the Phantom costume complete with hoodie.

== Notable Appearances ==
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
*"[[The Phantom vs Singh 2050]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Hans Lindahl]]

{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Futuristic Characters|Phantom, The 23rd]]

Kings Quest Part 1

2016-03-06T13:41:46Z

DrStrange: Created page with "{{Magazinebox |Title=Kings Quest Part 1 |image= |1st=''Kings Watch'' #1 (2016) |Pages= 22 |Writer= Ben Acker and Heath Corson |Artist= Dan McDaid..."

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Kings Quest Part 1
|image=
|1st=[[Kings Quest 1|''Kings Watch'' #1 (2016)]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Ben Acker]] and [[Heath Corson]]
|Artist= [[Dan McDaid]]
|Producer=[[Dynamite Entertainment]]
|}}
'''"Kings Quest Part 1"''' is a 2016 [[Dynamite stories|Dynamite Entertainment]] story by [[Ben Acker]], [[Heath Corson]] and [[Dan McDaid]] where [[The Phantom]] teams up with [[Mandrake the Magician]], Prince Valiant, Jungle Jim and Flash Gordon.

==Plot summary==
{{stub}}
=== Appearances ===
*[[The 23rd Phantom|The Phantom]]
*[[Mandrake the Magician]]
*[[Flash Gordon]]
*[[Prince Valient]]
*[[Lothar|Lothar Kehwabe]]
*[[Jungle Jim]]
{{stub}}

=== Followed by ===
*"[[Kings Quest 2]]" by [Ben Acker]], [[Heath Corson]] and [[Dan McDaid]]

[[Category:Dynamite stories|Kings Quest Part 1]]

Kings Quest

2016-03-06T13:34:41Z

DrStrange: Created page with "'''''Kings Quest''''' is a crossover event series from Dynamite Entertainment featuring The Phantom teaming up with Flash Gordon, Mandrake the Magician, Prin..."

'''''Kings Quest''''' is a crossover event series from [[Dynamite Entertainment]] featuring [[The Phantom]] teaming up with [[Flash Gordon]], [[Mandrake the Magician]], [[Prince Valiant]] and [[Jungle Jim]]. It is a continuation of ''[[Kings Watch]]'' and the [[King:_The_Phantom|''Kings'' series]] of mini series.

==''Kings Quest'' Issues==
<gallery>
Image:KingQuest01CovALaming.jpg|<center>[[Kings Quest 1|''Kings Quest'' #1]]
</gallery>

{{USA}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Kings Quest Issues]]

Kings Quest 1

2016-03-06T13:32:10Z

DrStrange: Created page with "{{issuebox |Title=Kings Quest #1 |image=200px |Coverartist=Marc Laming 200px Cover artist: [..."

{{issuebox
|Title=Kings Quest #1
|image=[[Image:KingQuest01CovALaming.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Marc Laming]] [[Image:KingQuest01CovBMcDaid.jpg|200px]] Cover artist: [[Dan McDaid]] [[Image:KingQuest01CovCLau.jpg|200px|border]] Cover artist: [[Jonathan Lau]] [[Image:KingQuest01CovDEliopoulos.jpg|200px|border]] Cover artist: [[Chris Eliopoulos]] [[Image:KingQuest01CovESubWorley.jpg|200px]] Cover artist: [[Colton Worley]] [[Image:KingQuest01CovFIncen10McDai.jpg|200px]] Cover artist: Dan McDaid [[Image:KingQuest01CovGIncen20LauBW.jpg|200px]] Cover artist: Jonathan Lau [[Image:KingQuest01CovHIncen25Worle.jpg|200px|border]] Cover artist: Colton Worley [[Image:KingQuest01CovIRareLamingVi.jpg|200px]] Cover artist: Marc Laming 
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 17 × 26 cm
|Pages= 32 pgs, full colour
|Date= May, 2016
|Publisher=[[Dynamite Entertainment]]
|Preceded=None
|Followed=[[Kings Quest 2|''Kings Quest'' #2]]
|isbn=
|}}
'''''Kings Quest'' #1'''

The issue is available in nine different cover variants.
== Contents ==
=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Kings Quest Part 1]]" by [[Ben Acker]], [[Heath Corson]] and [[Dan McDaid]]

[[Category:Kings Quest issues]]

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2016-03-06T13:30:52Z

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User:DrStrange

2016-03-06T13:27:45Z

DrStrange: Created page with "Writer and editor of things. Mostly mystical."

Writer and editor of things. Mostly mystical.

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2016-03-06T13:24:41Z

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2016-03-06T13:21:56Z

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2016-03-06T13:21:12Z

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2016-03-06T13:20:26Z

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2016-03-06T13:19:35Z

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2016-03-06T13:18:45Z

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2016-03-06T13:17:12Z

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2016-03-06T13:16:02Z

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