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User talk:Member 37

2008-03-27T11:31:50Z

Geaghs:

== Re:Signing ==
Thanks Mate. Yeah, I knew about the shortcut for signing but the last couple of days I have been accessing the Wiki from work and seeing how it is public computer I didn't want to log in. And instead of leaving the comments without a name or with a random IP address I wrote my name so you guys knew who it was from. [[User:Geaghs|Geaghs]] 12:31, 27 March 2008 (CET)

== Re:Welcome ==
Thanks for the welcome. Will defiantly be adding as much as I can from my database every chance I get. I was having some issues with editing to start with (I honestly had no idea what I was doing) but Xander helped me out. I also noticed you editing some of the articles I had posted (thanks for that, I wasn't really sure what I was doing :) ) and this answered a few more questions on how I should be doing formatting and so forth. If I have more questions or problems I will definitely write you a message.
[[User:Geaghs|Geaghs]] 13:28, 22 March 2008 (CET)

== Templates ==
I have been checking the recent changes page and noticed that you have made a few templates and was wondering if you could make one for pages with excessive red links as a way to point out areas that need work to users who other wise may not find it and may know something about it. If you are to busy or think its to early for such a template don't worry it was just a suggestion :) --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 07:21, 21 February 2008 (CET)

: What i was suggesting was something that said (Perhaps the archives are incomplete.

This article has an excess of redlinks in it.

Attention is requested to create new articles from these links. Please remove this message when finished.) or something like that which i pulled from another wiki --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 09:30, 22 February 2008 (CET)

great work on creating the templates although one issue seems to have appeaed the top and side Nav bars seem to shrink and go down half the page when i add the translation template to an article could you fix this ? --[[User:Dark Lord Xander3|Dark Lord Xander3]] 06:43, 26 March 2008 (CET)

Talk:The Phantom (Frew)

2008-03-25T11:28:54Z

Geaghs:

I was wondering if this should be the page to put in a table of FREW releases and their release dates? I was thinking something like the below in a table. The issue would then link to the indvidual issue page which would hold all the details on stories, etc.

ISSUE Release Date

Phantom #1 ??/??/1948

Phantom #2 ??/??/1948

Etc.

Let us know what you think. If you guys are fine with it I will start work on it shortly.

Geaghs. (Sorry about the lack of a proper signature and time stamp but I am on a work computer and not logged in).

Its a bit like what we have at the momnet were you have details of the issue which include release dates which then go off to pages on the stories --[[User:Dark Lord Xander3|Dark Lord Xander3]] 05:38, 25 March 2008 (CET)

Kind of like that but this would just be a page that would list all the issues in one spot. At the moment the only way (that I have found anyway) to find a specific issue is to search for it individually. I was thinking you could come to this page, click on Issue 125 (for example) and then that would take you to the page for that issue, which would have all the producer details, cover scan, stories contained, bonus's that come with issue and so forth (basically how the issue page is set up now). It would be kind of like how the stories pages are currently set up (Daily, Sunday, Team Fantomen, etc.) but would be for the actual issues. Just a thought anyhow.
Geaghs.

:: Yes, this would be the place to list the individual issues; however we haven't quite decided on the form yet. For some publications (like ''[[Domingos Alegres]]'', ''[[Paquito]]'' and ''[[El Fantasma (Edar)]]'') we have cover galleries. For others (like ''[[Politikin Zabavnik]]'') we just have a list, because we don't have any scans yet. And we have not done any listings for long-running publications like Frew's ''Phantom'', which has over 1500 issues. A cover gallery (or a list for that matter) will be '''huge''' unless divided in a smart way somehow. [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 07:41, 25 March 2008 (CET)

:: I think the way to do it for Frew would be just a list or lists (the way I would do the lists is by years, so you would have a link for 1948 which would then contain the list of Frew comics released that year), as you said it would be absolutely giant if you were to put the cover scans on the page as well. The covers could be scanned into the individual issue page. Also I think if we had a list set up here, it is an easy reference point for what FREW issues still need to be added, as there links would be red. I am willing to start it shortly, once I have finished tidying up the Marvel & DC issues I have info for, if no one has any objections.It would be just something basic but we could format it and tidy up a bit as we went on. [[User:Geaghs|Geaghs]] 12:28, 25 March 2008 (CET)

The Chessmen

2008-03-24T11:36:52Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=The Chessmen
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''The Chessmen''' were a group of pirates from the 19th Century. They were led be [[Tiberius Chessman]]

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
=== [[DC stories]] ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessmen, The]]

DC Comics

2008-03-24T11:12:19Z

Geaghs: New page: '''DC Comics''' are an American based comic company that have produced two separate Phantom Comic series. They first produced a Mini-Series of 4 issues that was published i...

'''DC Comics''' are an American based comic company that have produced two separate Phantom Comic series.

They first produced a [[DC stories|Mini-Series]] of 4 issues that was published in 1988.

This proved to be so successful that they produced a [[DC stories|regular series]] published from 1989-1990. Plans were in place to continue the series but unfortunately sales were not good and series was eventually cancelled after the [[The Phantom 13 (DC)|13th issue]].

Samuel Chessman

2008-03-24T10:52:14Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=Samuel Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Samuel Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the others being [[Jeremy Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Samuel was presumed killed after jumping out a window and being caught in a noose before being pulled up onto the roof.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Samuel]]

The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)

2008-03-24T10:51:39Z

Geaghs: /* Plot summary */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Ghost Who Walks
|1st=[[The Phantom 1 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Ghost Who Walks"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]. It's the first Phantom story to be produced by [[DC Comics]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[Patrolman Barrows]]
*[[The 1st Phantom]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Rodriguez
*Ferrer
*Mumy
*Turk
*Meera

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

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]
*[[The Chessmen]]

==Related stories==
=== Followed by ===
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*[[O Fantasma 1 (Globo)|''O Fantasma'' #1]] (1989)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*[[Fantomet Spesial 8|''Fantomet Spesial'' #8]] (2000)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 1 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #1]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|Ghost Who Walks, The]]

Jeremy Chessman

2008-03-24T10:50:29Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=Jeremy Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Jeremy Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the others being [[Samuel Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Jeremy was killed in a sword fight.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[DC stories]]===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Jeremy]]

The Chessmen

2008-03-24T10:49:02Z

Geaghs: New page: {{character |name=The Chessmen |image= |first= "The Ghost Who Walks" |creators= Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |}} '''The Chess...

{{character
|name=The Chessmen
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''The Chessmen''' were a group of pirates form the 19th Century. They were led be [[Tiberius Chessman]]

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
=== [[DC stories]] ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

Tiberius Chessman

2008-03-24T10:42:04Z

Geaghs: New page: {{character |name=Tiberius Chessman |image= |first= "The Ghost Who Walks" |creators= Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |}} '''Tiberius Chessman''' was one of th...

{{character
|name=Tiberius Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Tiberius Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the others being [[Jeremy Chessman]] & [[Samuel Chessman]]. He was the leader of a group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Tiberius was killed after fighting The 13th Phantom on top of [[Phantom Head Peak]]. After stabbing The 13th Phantom, he was grabbed by The 13th Phantom and in the process they both fell from the top of the peak killing both of them upon landing on the ground below.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Tiberius]]

Samuel Chessman

2008-03-24T10:37:50Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=Samuel Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Samuel Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the other being [[Jeremy Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Samuel was presumed killed after jumping out a window and being caught in a noose before being pulled up onto the roof.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Samuel]]

The 14th Phantom

2008-03-24T10:32:10Z

Geaghs: /* Fictional Character Biography */

{{ancestor
|name= The 14th Phantom
|TF= 1811-1831
|Falk= early/mid 19th century
|Moonstone= No appearance
|Bastei= 1915-1959
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 14th Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
The 14th Phantom was born in 1793 and became the Phantom in 1811. The same year, he married [[Marie-Claire]] and their son, [[the 15th Phantom]], was born.

In 1831, the 14th Phantom was murdered by the false colonel of [[the Jungle Patrol]] [[Chandra Sykharn]], a ruler of one of the countries in [[the Misty Mountains]], who had infiltrated the Patrol. Following this [[the 15th Phantom]] made the Commander unknown, making the 14th the last Phantom to officially serve as Patrol commander.{{Footnote|1}}

===According to [[Lee Falk]]===
The 14th Phantom was the one to end slave trade in the Eastern Dark, as told in "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]", "[[The Eastern Dark]]" and "[[The Eastern Dark at Janorra]]"

In "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]", the 14th Phantom is said to have married [[Jeanette Lafitte]], who also has been connected with [[the 13th Phantom|the 13th]] as well as [[the 15th Phantom|15th Phantom]].

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
The 14th Phantom is yet to be mentioned in the stories produced by Moonstone Books.

===According to [[DC stories|DC]] ===
The 14th Phantom succeeded his father in 1811.

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
Within the stories produced by Bastei Verlag in Germany, the 14th Phantom was the father of the current Phantom, who according to Bastei lore, is the 15th.

The 14th Phantom was born in 1915, succeeded his father in 1929 and died in 1959.

== Notes ==
{{FootnoteText|1}}[[The Unknown Commander Part 1]]" and "[[The Unknown Commander Part 2|Part 2]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Georges Bess]]

== Notable Appearances ==
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
*"[[The Hidden Valley]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Heiner Bade]]
*"[[The Marionettes]]" by [[Donne Avenell]] and [[Carlos Cruz]]
*"[[Revenge of the Hypnotist]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and Carlos Cruz
*"[[The Kali Sect]]" by Norman Worker and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
*"[[Pirates of the Yellow Snake]]" by Norman Worker and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Wreck in Bengali Bay]]" by Donne Avenell, [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri]], and [[Anthony Benny]]
*"[[Ch'Gaan's Curse]]" by [[Idi Kharelli]] and [[Georges Bess]]
*"[[The Count of Bengali]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]], [[Felmang]], [[Usam]] and [[Anthony Benny]]
*"[[Wuluti's Secret]]" by Norman Worker and Carlos Cruz
*"[[The Devil's Library, Part 3: The Hellhound]]" by Claes Reimerthi and [[Joan Boix]]
*"[[Kingdom of the Pirates]]" by Norman Worker and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[Nebuchadnezzar's Ring]]" by [[Tony DePaul]] and [[Paul Ryan]]
*"[[The Shadow]]" by Claes Reimerthi and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[The Unknown Commander Part 1]]" and "[[The Unknown Commander Part 2|Part 2]]" by Norman Worker and Georges Bess

=== [[Bastei stories]] ===
*"[[Der Piratenfreund]]" by [[Peter Mennigen]] and unknown artist

{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 14th]]

The 1st Phantom

2008-03-24T10:28:12Z

Geaghs: /* DC stories */

{{ancestor
|name= The 1st Phantom
|TF= 1536-1566
|Falk= Mid 1500's
|Moonstone= Mid 1500's, active in 1556
|Bastei= 1535-1671.
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 1st Phantom''' was the first one to swear [[the Oath of the Skull]]. He swore it with his hands on [[The Skull|the Skull of his father's killer]].

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
Christopher Walker was born in 1516 as the son of [[Captain Christopher Walker]] and [[Mary Walker]] of Plymouth, England. He spent much of his childhood with his cousin Simon Walker.

In 1527, he and his father visited Rome and found Caesar's laurel.

From 1530 to 1536 he served on board his father's ship. It was on the last journey before his father's retirement that the ship was attacked by [[Singh Pirates]] in the [[Bay of Bangalla]]. Young Christopher was washed ashore as the only survivor of the pirate attack. He was found and helped by people of the [[Bandar]] tribe. On the skull of his father's murder, Christopher swore [[the Oath of the Skull]] and became '''the Avenger'''.

After helping the bandars to break free from slavery of the [[Wasaka]] tribe and creating a costume based on [[the Demon God of Wasaka]] aswell as finding a new home - [[the Skull Cave]] in [[the Deep Woods]] - he began to plan revenge on the man responsible for the pirate attack. One year after the attack on his father's ship he got revenge and brought the pirate leader Kizim, who used the name El Aswad, to court where he was sentenced to death.

In 1538, he had a vision and saw his recently deceased cousin Simon Walker (though he did not know that he was dead at that point), who asked him to clear his name. He then travelled to Malta and discovered that Simon had been part of a mission to retrieve some lost treasures which had been captured by arab thugs and Simon was accused by the only knight who was let go of having been broken down by the torture and told where the treasure was hidden. Simon's servant [[Drago]], who had been let go by his capturers, told him that it was the knight who had betrayed the location of the treasure. The 1st Phantom managed to clear his cousin's and was for the first time called "the Phantom", by [[Suliman]] who believed it was Simon Walker returning from beyond the grave. He was then made a knight of the Order of Saint John at Malta.

In 1540, he travelled back to England and through a sequence of events he was given [[the Skull Ring]] from Paracelsus. It is said to once have belonged to emperor Nero.

He married princess [[Marabella of Maravilloso]] in 1545.

[[Image:Malta.jpg|thumb|right|[[The 1st Phantom]] in armor for the defense of Malta in 1565.]]
In 1565 he participated in the defense of Malta against the Turkish sultan Suleiman and was badly wounded but survived. He and his son then returned to Bangalla but the means of traveling were not so advanced in those days so they didn't arrive in the Skull Cave until February 1566. By then he was so weak that he died in the Skull Cave shortly after that his son, who then was 18 years old, had sworn the Oath of the Phantom and become [[the 2nd Phantom]].

===According to [[Lee Falk]]===
The year of the death of the father of the first Phantom and of the birth of the Phantom line has been specified as 1525 ("[[The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood]]"), 1535, 1536 and 1550 ("[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]"). After swearing [[the Oath of the Skull]], he became ruler of the jungle by entering the annual wrestling tourney ("[[The Wrestling Tourney]]") an he received [[the Skull ring]] from the jungle kings ("[[The Phantom's Ring]]"). In 1555 he fought the pirate Thomas Kidder ("[[Captain Kidder's Treasure]]") and is said to have destroyed [[the Scorpia]] ("[[The Scorpia (story)|The Scorpia]]"). "[[Alexander's Cup]]" states that he also received the Diamond Cup of Alexander the Great, in other stories attributed to either the [[the 3rd Phantom|3rd]] or [[the 4th Phantom]].

The first Phantom was eventually killed by bandits ("[[The Wig]]").

The wife of the first Phantom is said to have been either an unnamed granddaughter of [[Christopher Columbus]] ("[[The Heirs]]"), Christina, the daughter of the Viking Eric the Rover ("[[The Name]]") or an unnamed Spanish princess ("[[Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen]]").

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
The name of the 1st Phantom has been given both as ''Sir Christopher Standish'' and as ''Kit Walker''. He was married to Marabella, a great-granddaughter of [[Christopher Columbus]].

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
The first Phantom was born in 1515, became Phantom in 1535 and died in 1571.

== Notable Appearances ==
This list does not include appearances of the first Phantom in the short retelling of the origin of the Phantom - a passage which has introduced several stories through the years.
===[[Lee Falk]] stories===
*"[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Sy Barry]]
*"[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry
*"[[The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood]]" by Lee Falk and [[Ray Moore]]
*"[[The Phantom's Ring]]" by Lee Falk and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[Alexander's Cup]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Scorpia (story)|The Scorpia]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
*"[[Jungle Adventures: Caesar's Laurel]]" by [[Sverre Årnes]] and [[Heiner Bade]]
*"[[The First Phantom (Team Fantomen story)|The First Phantom]] by [[Michael Tierres]] and Kari Leppänen
*"[[The Avenger]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
*"[[In the Shadow of Death (2005 story)|In the Shadow of Death]] by Claes Reimerthi and Hans Lindahl
*"[[The Treasure from Rhodes]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[The Ring]]" by [[Ulf Granberg]] and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Philosopher's Stone, Part 2: King of Beggars]] by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[The Mystery in Rome]]" by Ulf Granberg and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Mask of Death]]" by Ulf Granberg and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[Captain Walker's Diary, Part 2: The Golden Man]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]], [[Felmang]], and [[Rancho]]
*"[[Marabella (story)|Marabella]]" by Claes Reimerthi, Felmang, and [[Anthony Benny]]
*"[[The Great Deception]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[A Diabolic Trap]]" by Claes Reimerthi and César Spadari
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 1: The Missing Pages]]" by Claes Reimerthi and [[Joan Boix]]
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 2: The Traitor]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 3: Tawny Owl Inn]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 4: A Failed Attempt]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 5: Hide and Seek]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 6: The 7th Horseman]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 7: Solomon's Key]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 8: Death in the Catacombs]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[Takal's Mask]]" by Norman Worker and [[Carlos Cruz]]
*"[[Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" by [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]
*"[[The Inquisitor]]" by [[Terrence Longstreet]] and César Spadari
*"[[The Revenge of Sir Thomas]]" by Ulf Granberg and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Duel in Venice]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and Kari Leppänen
*"[[The Battle on Malta]]" by Norman Worker and Kari Leppänen

===[[Moonstone stories]]===
*"[[Legacy]]" by [[Ben Raab]] and [[Pat Quinn]]

===[[Bastei stories]]===
*"[[Das Geheimnis der Totenkopfhöhle]]" by [[Peter Mennigen]]

===[[Marvel stories]]===
*"[[Called to Account]]" by [[Dave DeVries]] and [[Glenn Lumsden]]

===[[DC stories]]===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]

{{Template:Phantoms}}

[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 01st]]

The 13th Phantom

2008-03-24T10:23:34Z

Geaghs: /* According to DC */

{{ancestor
|name= The 13th Phantom
|TF= 1793-1811
|Falk=
|Moonstone=
|Bastei= 1913-1929
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 13th Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
He was born in 1775 to [[the 12th Phantom]] and [[Marion Trelawney]].

While in Cornwall, he came to befriend [[Ben Oakes]], a future colonel of [[the Jungle Patrol]].

===According to [[Lee Falk]]===
In "[[The Vault of Missing Men]]", he is said to have been born a couple of years after the American Revolutionary War (which ended in 1783) and that his maternal grandfather was an influential American who made him meet with all the important leaders. He then fell in love with [[Jeanette Lafitte]], the sister of the famous pirate Jean Lafitte, and came to marry her after becoming [[the Phantom]]. He finally got her brother's permission, though Jean Lafitte was dying then and was buried in the Vault of Missing Men. (In reality, Lafitte died in the 1850's).

In "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]", it is stated that it was [[the 14th Phantom]] who married Jeanette Lafitte.

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===

===According to [[DC stories|DC]] ===
The 13th Phantom was killed in 1811 fighting [[Tiberius Chessman]] on top of [[Phantom Head Peak]]. After being stabbed by Tiberius, The 13th Phantom grabbed Tiberius and in the process they both fell from the top of the peak killing Tiberius and himself upon landing on the ground below.

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
The 11th Phantom was born in 1885, succeeded his father in 1881 and died in 1929.

== Notable Appearances ==
=== [[Lee Falk]] stories ===
*"[[The Vault of Missing Men]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Sy Barry]] ''(within Falk lore, also attributed to [[the 14th Phantom]])''

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
*"[[The Ghost Pirates (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
*"[[In the Shadow of Death (1992 story)|In the Shadow of Death]]" by [[Michael Tierres]] and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[Jamaica Jack's Treasure]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Montbar Treasure]]" by Claes Reimerthi and [[Joan Boix]]
*"[[The Philosopher's Stone, Part 1: Phoenix Reborn]] by Claes Reimerthi and [[Hans Lindahl]]
*"[[The Cathedral Mystery]]" by [[Scott Goodall]] and [[Jean-Yves Mitton]]
*"[[Marsh of the Endless Wind]]" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yves Mitton
*"[[The Crown Prince Mystery]]" by [[Tony DePaul]] and Hans Lindahl
*"[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 2: Durandal]]" by Norman Worker and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[Cleopatra's Asp]]" by Michael Tierres and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[Seaman Walker]]" by [[Peter Andersson]], [[Ulf Granberg]] and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[The Ghost of HMS Atropos]]" by Norman Worker, [[Felmang]], [[Claudio Waldrag]] and [[Germano Ferri]]
*"[[Goldhand (story)|Goldhand]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Georges Bess]]
*"[[Black Poe's Treasure]]" by [[Layla Guaraz]] and Georges Bess
*"[[The Castle of Evil]]" by Norman Worker and Hans Lindahl
*"[[The Witch]]" by Norman Worker and Jaime Vallvé
*"[[Revenge of the Pirate Queen]]" by Norman Worker and [[César Spadari]]

=== [[DC stories]] ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
=== [[Moonstone stories]] ===
*"[[Worth Beyond Measure]]" by [[Mike Bullock]] and [[Zeu]]

{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 13th]]

Samuel Chessman

2008-03-24T10:16:26Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=Samuel Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Samuel Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the other being [[Jeremy Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Samuel was presumed killed after jumping out a window and being caught in a noose before being pulled up onto the roof.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Jeremy]]

Jeremy Chessman

2008-03-24T10:15:44Z

Geaghs:

{{character
|name=Jeremy Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Jeremy Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the other being [[Samuel Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture [[The 13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Jeremy was killed in a sword fight.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[DC stories]]===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Jeremy]]

Samuel Chessman

2008-03-24T10:13:48Z

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{{character
|name=Samuel Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Samuel Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the other being [[Jeremy Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture the [[13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Samuel was presumed killed after jumping out a window and being caught in a noose before being pulled up onto the roof.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Jeremy]]

Jeremy Chessman

2008-03-24T10:04:31Z

Geaghs: New page: {{character |name=Jeremy Chessman |image= |first= "The Ghost Who Walks" |creators= Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |}} '''Jeremy Chessman''' was one of three ...

{{character
|name=Jeremy Chessman
|image=
|first= "[[The Ghost Who Walks]]"
|creators= [[Peter David]], [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|}}
'''Jeremy Chessman''' was one of three brothers, the other being [[Samuel Chessman]] & [[Tiberius Chessman]]. They were group of pirates who called themselves [[The Chessmen]]. They managed to capture the [[13th Phantom]] and looked upon his unmasked face before stealing both his [[the Skull ring|Skull]] and [[the Good Mark ring|Good Mark]] rings. They then sold him into Slavery. The 13th Phantom eventually tracked The Chessmen down and Jeremy was killed in a sword fight.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

[[Category:Historical Characters|Chessman, Jeremy]]

User:Geaghs

2008-03-22T12:30:37Z

Geaghs: New page: Luke from Wagga Wagga, Australia. Born 1982.

Luke from Wagga Wagga, Australia. Born 1982.

User talk:Member 37

2008-03-22T12:28:03Z

Geaghs:

== Re:Welcome ==
Thanks for the welcome. Will defiantly be adding as much as I can from my database every chance I get. I was having some issues with editing to start with (I honestly had no idea what I was doing) but Xander helped me out. I also noticed you editing some of the articles I had posted (thanks for that, I wasn't really sure what I was doing :) ) and this answered a few more questions on how I should be doing formatting and so forth. If I have more questions or problems I will definitely write you a message.
[[User:Geaghs|Geaghs]] 13:28, 22 March 2008 (CET)

== Templates ==
I have been checking the recent changes page and noticed that you have made a few templates and was wondering if you could make one for pages with excessive red links as a way to point out areas that need work to users who other wise may not find it and may know something about it. If you are to busy or think its to early for such a template don't worry it was just a suggestion :) --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 07:21, 21 February 2008 (CET)

: What i was suggesting was something that said (Perhaps the archives are incomplete.

This article has an excess of redlinks in it.

Attention is requested to create new articles from these links. Please remove this message when finished.) or something like that which i pulled from another wiki --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 09:30, 22 February 2008 (CET)

The Phantom Strikes Back

2008-03-22T12:01:50Z

Geaghs: /* Character appearances */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Phantom Strikes Back
|1st=[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Phantom Strikes Back"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Bill Morroli]]
*[[Stryker]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Lieutenant Giabaldi

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #4]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|The Phantom Strikes Back]]

The Phantom Strikes Back

2008-03-22T11:54:06Z

Geaghs: /* Follows */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Phantom Strikes Back
|1st=[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Phantom Strikes Back"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Bill Morroli]]
*[[Stryker]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Lieutenant Giabaldi]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #4]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|The Phantom Strikes Back]]

Across the Great Divide

2008-03-22T11:53:32Z

Geaghs: /* Follows */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Across The Great Divide
|1st=[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"Across The Great Divide"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Colonel Worobu]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[Patrolman Barrows]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Fernando
*Santana
*Miss Greely
*Pam
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

=== Followed by ===
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*[[Fantomet Spesial 8|''The Phantom'' #8]] (2000)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #2]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|Across The Great Divide]]

The Phantom Strikes Back

2008-03-22T11:46:26Z

Geaghs: New page: {{Magazinebox |Title=The Phantom Strikes Back |1st=The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries) |Pages= 32 |Writer= Peter David |Artist= Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |Producer= [[DC Comi...

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Phantom Strikes Back
|1st=[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Phantom Strikes Back"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Bill Morroli]]
*[[Stryker]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Lieutenant Giabaldi]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 4 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #4]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|The Phantom Strikes Back]]

In Over Their Heads

2008-03-22T11:40:17Z

Geaghs: /* Follows */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=In Over Their Heads
|1st=[[The Phantom 3 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"In Over Their Heads"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Bill Morroli]]
*[[Stryker]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

=== Followed by ===
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 3 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #3]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|In Over Their Heads]]

Across the Great Divide

2008-03-22T11:38:07Z

Geaghs: /* Follows */

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Across The Great Divide
|1st=[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"Across The Great Divide"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Colonel Worobu]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Fernando]]
*[[Santana]]

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

=== Followed by ===
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #2]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|Across The Great Divide]]

In Over Their Heads

2008-03-22T11:35:04Z

Geaghs: New page: {{Magazinebox |Title=In Over Their Heads |1st=The Phantom 3 (DC miniseries) |Pages= 32 |Writer= Peter David |Artist= Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |Producer= DC Comics ...

{{Magazinebox
|Title=In Over Their Heads
|1st=[[The Phantom 3 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"In Over Their Heads"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Bill Morroli]]
*[[Stryker]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
*"[[The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[Across The Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
=== Followed by ===
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 3 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #3]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|In Over Their Heads]]

Across the Great Divide

2008-03-22T11:24:04Z

Geaghs: New page: {{Magazinebox |Title=Across The Great Divide |1st=The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries) |Pages= 32 |Writer= Peter David |Artist= Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke |Producer= [[DC Comic...

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Across The Great Divide
|1st=[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"Across The Great Divide"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[Charles Chessman]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Colonel Worobu]]
*[[Diana Palmer]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Fernando]]
*[[Santana]]

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

==Related stories==
=== Follows ===
"[[The Ghost Who Walks]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
=== Followed by ===
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 2 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #2]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|Across The Great Divide]]

The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)

2008-03-22T11:12:55Z

Geaghs:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Ghost Who Walks
|1st=[[The Phantom 1 (DC miniseries)]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|Artist= [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]
|Producer= [[DC Comics]]
|}}

'''"The Ghost Who Walks"''', is a 1988 [[DC stories|DC story]], written by [[Peter David]] with art by [[Joe Orlando]] and [[Dennis Janke]]. It's the first Phantom story to be produced by [[DC Comics]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[Patrolman Barrows]]
*[[The 1st Phantom]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Rodriguez]]
*[[Ferrer]]
*[[Mumy]]
*[[Turk]]
*[[Meera]]

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

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

==Related stories==
=== Followed by ===
*"[[Across the Great Divide]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[In Over Their Heads]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke
*"[[The Phantom Strikes Back]]" by Peter David, Joe Orlando and Dennis Janke

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

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*[[Fantomet Spesial 8|''Fantomet Spesial'' #8]] (2000)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[The Phantom 1 (DC miniseries)|''The Phantom'' #1]] (1988)

[[Category:DC stories|Ghost Who Walks, The]]

The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)

2008-03-22T02:33:44Z

Geaghs: New page: {{Magazinebox |Title=The Ghost Who Walks |1st=DC Mini-Series 1 |Pages= 32 |Writer= Peter David |}} '''"The Ghost Who Walks"''', is a 1988 DC story, written by Peter David...

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Ghost Who Walks
|1st=[[DC Mini-Series 1]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Peter David]]
|}}

'''"The Ghost Who Walks"''', is a 1988 [[DC]] story, written by [[Peter David]].

==Plot summary==

=== Character appearances ===
*[[Ferrer]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Jeremy Chessman]]
*[[Mumy]]
*[[Patrolman Barrows]]
*[[Patrolman Sauters]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Rodriguez]]
*[[Samuel Chessman]]
*[[The 1st Phantom]]
*[[The 13th Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[The 20th Phantom]]
*[[Tiberius Chessman]]
*[[Turk]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*[[DC Mini-Series 1 |''The Phantom'' #1]] (1988)