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Kunz, the Smuggler

2019-08-30T17:36:23Z

JoeMD:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Kunz, the Smuggler
|image=
|1st=[[Avventure Americane – L'Uomo Mascherato 134 (Fratelli Spada)|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #134 (1965)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Germano Ferri]] (?)
|Artist= [[Germano Ferri]]
|Producer=[[Fratelli Spada]]
|}}
'''"Kunz, the Smuggler"''' is a 1965 [[Fratelli Spada stories|Fratelli Spada story]] by [[Germano Ferri]].

==Plot summary==
[[Diana Palmer]] is kidnapped from her home in the United States. A letter apparently left by her is found by her maid wich stats she has run away to marry [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]]. Worried, [[Dave Palmer]] travel to the [[Deep Woods]] to confront The Phantom. However, it turns out that he, too, had received a letter. The Phantom's letter says that Diana has decided that the life of a Phantom wife is not for her and has gone off with another man. Confused, the Phantom leaves Dave to go and search for his fiance. It transpires that someone impersonating the Phantom has sold diana to a local jungle chief to plans to marry her himself.
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"O Casamento de Diana", [[Fantasma 201 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #201]] (1973)
*"O Casamento de Diana", [[Hiperalmanaque Fantasma 3|''Hiperalmanaque Fantasma'' #3]] (1982)

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*"Kunz le contrebandier", [[Classiques de l'aventure 16|''Classiques de l'Aventure'' #16]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"Kunz il contrabbandiere", [[Avventure Americane – L'Uomo Mascherato 134 (Fratelli Spada)|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #134]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*"El Contrabandista", [[El Fantasma 3 (Edar)|''El Fantasma'' #3]] (1966)

=== [[Image:mini_netherlands.gif]] The Netherlands ===
*"Kunz de smokkelaar", [[De Fantoom 1|''De Fantoom'' #1]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] United Kingdom ===
*"Kunz, the Smuggler", [[The Phantom Comic Album 1|''The Phantom Comic Album'' #1]] (1965)

[[Category:Fratelli Spada stories|Kunz, the Smuggler]]
[[Category:1965 Stories|Kunz, the Smuggler]]

The Retreat of Major Flower

2019-08-30T17:32:51Z

JoeMD:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Retreat of Major Flower
|image=
|1st=[[Avventure Americane – L'Uomo Mascherato 156 (Fratelli Spada)|''L'Uomo mascherato'' #156 (1965)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= (?)
|Artist= [[Senio Pratesi]]
|Producer=[[Fratelli Spada]]
|}}
'''"The Retreat of Major Flower"''' is a 1965 [[Fratelli Spada stories|Fratelli Spada story]] by [[Senio Pratesi]].

==Plot summary==
Set during World War II, the Japanese are planning to cut through the [[Bangalla]] jungle in order to reach the Bay of Bengal. As they do so, they also plan to attack and destroy a regiment of English soldiers who have come to Bengalla to help evacuate some 200 civilians who have been working on a damn in the jungle to redirect the flow of one of the rivers. [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] attempts to help the English hold off the invaders and save the civilians.
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif|border]] France ===
*"La retraite du Major", [[Le Fantôme 74 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #74]] (1966)

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif|border]] Italy ===
*"La ritirata del Maggiore Flower", [[Avventure Americane – L'Uomo Mascherato 156 (Fratelli Spada)|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #156]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif|border]] Mexico ===
*"La Retirada del Mayor Flower", [[El Fantasma 4 (Edar)|''El Fantasma'' #4]] (1966)

=== [[Image:mini_netherlands.gif|border]] The Netherlands ===
*"De aftocht van majoor Flower", [[De Fantoom 1|''De Fantoom'' #1]] (1965)

=== [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] United Kingdom ===
*"The Retreat of Major Flower", [[The Phantom Comic Album 1|''The Phantom Comic Album'' #1]] (1965)

[[Category:Fratelli Spada stories|Retreat of Major Flower, The]]
[[Category:1965 Stories|Retreat of Major Flower, The]]

The Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury

2019-06-23T08:51:27Z

JoeMD: /* Plot summary */

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Dark Chalice, Part 1:<br>The Ghost in Glastonbury
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 4/2018|''Fantomen'' 4/2018]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist= [[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing AB]]
|}}

'''"The Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury"''' is a 2018 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
[[Minerva Brooks]] is working at the ethnographic museum in [[Morristown]] when she approached by a representative of businessman Grigori Putsharin offers her a place on an excavation of King Arthur's tomb in Glastonbury. At first Minerva is unconvinced, but the representative tells her that Putsharin is prepared to make a considerable donation to the museum if she agrees. Swayed, Minerva agrees to go.

Not long after Minerva arrived at the excavation site, [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]], who is seeping in the [[Skull Cave]], has vivid dream of Minerva being sacrificed during a Satanic ritual. He awakes shaken, but just at the moment [[Guran]] enters the room, asking his friend to come to the [[Major Treasure Room]]. Once there, they find that the sword [[Excalibur]] is glowing. A few seconds later there is a brilliant flash of light and the sword goes back to normal. Convinced there is a connection between this and his dream, The Phantom heads to Glastonbury.

Back in Glastonbury, Minerva has a brief meeting with Putsharin who says he has reasons for choosing her for the excavation. Later, Putsharin visits a local bank in Glastonbury and it is revealed that he knows about the Satanic rituals that have been taking place in the secret maze under Glastonbury cathedral. He threatens to let the press know that the bank manager is involved with the rituals unless he helps Putsharin find the Dark Chalice, the evil opposite to the Holy Grail. Not given much choice, the manager agrees.

That night, Minerva is staking out the ruins of the cathedral where he previous though she saw the ghost of a monk entering the ruin. Again, the monk appears but vanishes soon after. Intrigued, Minerva enters the cathedral and finds a secret door left open. As she enters, the door closes behind her, effectively trapping her in an unknown part of the cathedral. However, as she continued she realises she has stumbled into the secret maze.

The next day The Phantom arrives at the excavation site, just as Putsharin turns up saying he has heard about Minerva's disappearance. The Phantom decides to investigate the cathedral at night, taking Excalibur with him. He discovers the hidden entry to the maze as well as the location of the Satanic ritual. Just as in his dream, the Satanists ready to sacrifice Minerva.

Focused on the ritual, The Phantom does not notice a small group of Satanists sneaking up behind him. [[Devil]] has noticed, and leaps to attack. However, one of the Satanists shoots the wolf with a taser, knocking him unconscious. Another is able to get behind The Phantom and he, too, is knocked out.

When he awakes The Phantom finds himself shackled upside down to the wall of the maze's ritual chamber. Putsharin reveals that he has been aiding the Satanists and that he is, in reality, the seemingly immortal [[Rasputin]]. He tells The Phantom that he is behind everything, Minerva's employment and The Phantom's dream and desire to come to Glastonbury with Excalibur. With his speak finished, Rasputin turns back to the ritual and THe Phantom can do nothing but watch helplessly as it reaches its climax; the sacrifice of Minerva.

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

'''Fictional characters'''

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
***[[Ethnographical Museum]]
*England
**Glastonbury
'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury", [[The Phantom 1833 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1833]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Mørkets beger, del 1: Gjenferdet i Glastonbury", [[Fantomet 3/2018|''Fantomet'' 3/2018]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Mörkrets bägare, del 1: Spöket i Glastonbury", [[Fantomen 4/2018|''Fantomen'' 4/2018]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury, The]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury, The]]

The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress

2019-06-23T08:51:16Z

JoeMD: /* Plot summary */

The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress

2019-06-23T08:50:28Z

JoeMD: /* Plot summary */

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Dark Chalice, Part 2:<br>The Tomb of the Sorceress
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 5/2018|''Fantomen'' 5/2018]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist= [[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing AB]]
|}}

'''"The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress"''' is a 2018 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
[[Minerva Brooks]] is working at the ethnographic museum in [[Morristown]] when she approached by a representative of businessman Grigori Putsharin offers her a place on an excavation of King Arthur's tomb in Glastonbury. At first Minerva is unconvinced, but the representative tells her that Putsharin is prepared to make a considerable donation to the museum if she agrees. Swayed, Minerva agrees to go.

Not long after Minerva arrived at the excavation site, [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]], who is seeping in the [[Skull Cave]], has vivid dream of Minerva being sacrificed during a Satanic ritual. He awakes shaken, but just at the moment [[Guran]] enters the room, asking his friend to come to the [[Major Treasure Room]]. Once there, they find that the sword [[Excalibur]] is glowing. A few seconds later there is a brilliant flash of light and the sword goes back to normal. Convinced there is a connection between this and his dream, The Phantom heads to Glastonbury.

Back in Glastonbury, Minerva has a brief meeting with Putsharin who says he has reasons for choosing her for the excavation. Later, Putsharin visits a local bank in Glastonbury and it is revealed that he knows about the Satanic rituals that have been taking place in the secret maze under Glastonbury cathedral. He threatens to let the press know that the bank manager is involved with the rituals unless he helps Putsharin find the Dark Chalice, the evil opposite to the Holy Grail. Not given much choice, the manager agrees.

That night, Minerva is staking out the ruins of the cathedral where he previous though she saw the ghost of a monk entering the ruin. Again, the monk appears but vanishes soon after. Intrigued, Minerva enters the cathedral and finds a secret door left open. As she enters, the door closes behind her, effectively trapping her in an unknown part of the cathedral. However, as she continued she realises she has stumbled into the secret maze.

The next day The Phantom arrives at the excavation site, just as Putsharin turns up saying he has heard about Minerva's disappearance. The Phantom decides to investigate the cathedral at night, taking Excalibur with him. He discovers the hidden entry to the maze as well as the location of the Satanic ritual. Just as in his dream, the Satanists ready to sacrifice Minerva.

Focused on the ritual, The Phantom does not notice a small group of Satanists sneaking up behind him. [[Devil]] has noticed, and leaps to attack. However, one of the Satanists shoots the wolf with a taser, knocking him unconscious. Another is able to get behind The Phantom and he, too, is knocked out.

When he awakes The Phantom finds himself shackled upside down to the wall of the maze's ritual chamber. Putsharin reveals that he has been aiding the Satanists and that he is, in reality, the seemingly immortal [[Rasputin]]. He tells The Phantom that he is behind everything, Minerva's employment and The Phantom's dream and desire to come to Glastonbury with Excalibur. With his speak finished, Rasputin turns back to the ritual and THe Phantom can do nothing but watch helplessly as it reaches its climax; the sacrifice of Minerva.

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

'''Fictional characters'''

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

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
===Preceded by===
*"[[The Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress", [[The Phantom 1834 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1834]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Mørkets beger, del 2: Heksens Grav", [[Fantomet 3/2018|''Fantomet'' 3/2018]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Mörkrets bägare, del 2: Häxans grav", [[Fantomen 5/2018|''Fantomen'' 5/2018]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress, The]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress, The]]

Sherazad

2019-06-19T23:37:42Z

JoeMD: /* Trivia */

{{character
|name=Sherazad
|image= [[Image:Sherazad.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Queen of Saba]]"
|creators= [[Felmang]]
|}}
'''Sherazad'''.
== Fictional character biography==
Sherazad is an orphan whose parents were murdered by [[Aziz Yussuf]] who fancied Sherazad's mother. Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Sherazad is the reincarnation of [[Balkis|Balkis, the Queen of Saba]]. She and a caravan she is traveling with come across an unconcious [[The 21st Phantom|Phantom]] in the Egyptian desert where he has crash landed, a plot instigated by Aziz, who is now ruler of his own city. Sherazad takes The Phantom to a nearby town where there is a doctor she knows helps him recover. With no memory of who he is The Phantom agrees to stay with Sherazad and her caravan to help protect it from bandits. However, one night the caravan is attacked an everyone apart from The Phantom and Sherazad are killed. The two now must walk the desert hoping to find shelter.

Sherazad and The Phantom come across an abandoned city and take refuge there. As The Phantom explores, Sherazad is kidnapped by a cult who wish to sacrifice her to their gods. However, an army who is looking for the cult show up and, after a great battle, the cult is defeated. The Phantom and Sherazad find a motorbike which they take and head towards Sherazad's home.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, The Phantom and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|''[[The Queen of Saba]]'' || [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]] || A three part story which appears in ''[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5]]'', [[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|No. 6]] and [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|No. 7]]
|-
|}

==Trivia==
*In her [[The Queen of Saba| first appearance]], Sherazad's name is spelt "Sharazad."
*During the scene in [[The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man| Part Three]] in which The Phantom tries to get information out of Aziz, he calls Sherazad "Saba." This ''could'' be attributed to his confused state of mind.

[[Category: Characters]]

The Queen of Saba

2019-06-19T23:35:58Z

JoeMD:

The Queen of Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man

2019-06-19T23:35:20Z

JoeMD: /* Related stories */

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #7]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}

'''"The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story, written by [[Felmang]], with art also by Felmang.

==Plot summary==

In flashback, it is revealed that [[Aziz Yussuf]] had met [[Sherazad]]'s mother and fancied her. However, Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
*[[Aziz Yussuf]]

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

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
*"[[The Queen of Saba]]" by Felmang
*"[[The Queen of Saba, Part Two: Sherazad]]" by Felmang
===Followed by===
N/A

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Queen of Saba", [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 7]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

The Queen of Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man

2019-06-19T23:32:45Z

JoeMD: Created page with "{{Magazinebox |Title= The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man |image= |1st=''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #7 |Pages= 51 |Writer= Felm..."

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #7]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}

'''"The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story, written by [[Felmang]], with art also by Felmang.

==Plot summary==

In flashback, it is revealed that [[Aziz Yussuf]] had met [[Sherazad]]'s mother and fancied her. However, Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
*[[Aziz Yussuf]]

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

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
*"[[Sherazad]]" by Felmang
*"[[The Queen of Saba, Part Two: Sherazad]]" by Felmang
===Followed by===
N/A

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Queen of Saba", [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 7]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

The Queen of Saba, Part 2: Sherazad

2019-06-19T23:29:38Z

JoeMD: Created page with "{{Magazinebox |Title= The Queen of Saba, Part Two: Sherazad |image= |1st=''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #6 |Pages= 51 |Writer= Fel..."

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen of Saba, Part Two: Sherazad
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. |''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #6]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}

'''"The Queen of Saba, Part Two: Sherazad"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story, written by [[Felmang]], with art also by Felmang.

==Plot summary==

===Part Two: Sherazad===
[[Sherazad]], the reincarnation of [[Balkis]], and a caravan she is traveling with come across an unconscious Phantom near his crashed plain, a plot instigated by [[Aziz Yussuf]]. Sherazad takes [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] to a nearby town where there is a doctor she knows helps him recover. With no memory of who he is The Phantom agrees to stay with Sherazad and her caravan to help protect it from bandits. However, one night the caravan is attacked an everyone apart from The Phantom and Sherazad are killed. The two now must walk the desert hoping to find shelter.

Sherazad and The Phantom come across an abandoned city and take refuge there. As The Phantom explores, Sherazad is kidnapped by a cult who wish to sacrifice her to their gods. However, an army who is looking for the cult show up and, after a great battle, the cult is defeated. The Phantom and Sherazad find a motorbike which they take and head towards Sherazad's home.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
'''One-time characters'''
* Fakir
* Commander Duvall

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

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
* [[The Queen of Saba]]
===Followed by===

*"[[The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man]]" by Felmang

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Queen of Saba", [[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 6]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

Balkis

2019-06-19T23:23:06Z

JoeMD:

{{character
|name=Balkis
|image= [[Image:Balkis.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Queen of Saba]]"
|creators= [[Felmang]]
|}}
'''Balkis'''.
== Fictional character biography==
Balkis was the queen of a great city called Saba, located in the Egyptian desert. Exactly when she ruled in Saba is unknown, but given that her warriors were known as "amazons" and that she had men fight in gladiatorial battles {{Storylink|The Queen of Saba|The Queen of Saba}}, it must be assumed it was sometime during the Roman occupation, approximately 30–641 BC.

During a flight over the Egyptian desert, [[The 21st Phantom]] is attacked by a snake that has been hidden in the cockpit. Due to the snake attack The Phantom crashes the plane, being thrown out of the craft during impact. Exactly what happens next is unclear, but The Phantom believes himself to be found by Balkis' warriors, who carry him off to Saba. Having lost his memory during the crash, The Phantom believes everything he sees as he has no reason to question it. Eventually, he falls in love with Balkis and becomes her bodyguard.

However, when Balkis' champion, Ursus, again knocks The Phantom unconscious we are shown that he still lies near the crashed aircraft, suggesting he dreamed the whole ordeal. This time, he is discovered by [[Sherazad]], a woman who looks astoundingly similar to Balkis and lives in another desert city.

It is revealed that Sherazad is actually Balkis reincarnated which explain why they look so similar and why The Phantom and Sherazad fall in love with one another. It is suggested that Balkis' spirit watches over Serazad and The Phantom so that they can have their time together. However, like Balkis herself, Sherazad is destined to have to say goodbye to The Phantom once he regains his memory.
== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|''[[The Queen of Saba]]'' || [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]] || A three part story which appears in ''[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5]]'', [[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|No. 6]] and [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|No. 7]]
|-
|}

==Trivia==
*With her black hair and bangs, Balkis shares a striking resemblance to 1950's pin-up model [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bettie_Page Bettie Page].

[[Category: Characters]]

Sherazad

2019-06-19T23:20:27Z

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{{character
|name=Sherazad
|image= [[Image:Sherazad.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Queen of Saba]]"
|creators= [[Felmang]]
|}}
'''Sherazad'''.
== Fictional character biography==
Sherazad is an orphan whose parents were murdered by [[Aziz Yussuf]] who fancied Sherazad's mother. Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Sherazad is the reincarnation of [[Balkis|Balkis, the Queen of Saba]]. She and a caravan she is traveling with come across an unconcious [[The 21st Phantom|Phantom]] in the Egyptian desert where he has crash landed, a plot instigated by Aziz, who is now ruler of his own city. Sherazad takes The Phantom to a nearby town where there is a doctor she knows helps him recover. With no memory of who he is The Phantom agrees to stay with Sherazad and her caravan to help protect it from bandits. However, one night the caravan is attacked an everyone apart from The Phantom and Sherazad are killed. The two now must walk the desert hoping to find shelter.

Sherazad and The Phantom come across an abandoned city and take refuge there. As The Phantom explores, Sherazad is kidnapped by a cult who wish to sacrifice her to their gods. However, an army who is looking for the cult show up and, after a great battle, the cult is defeated. The Phantom and Sherazad find a motorbike which they take and head towards Sherazad's home.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, The Phantom and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|''[[The Queen of Saba]]'' || [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]] || A three part story which appears in ''[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5]]'', [[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|No. 6]] and [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|No. 7]]
|-
|}

==Trivia==
*In her [http://www.phantomwiki.org/The_Queen_of_Saba#Part_One first appearance], Sherazad's name is spelt "Sharazad."
*During the scene in [http://www.phantomwiki.org/The_Queen_of_Saba#Part_Three:_The_Fez_Man Part Three] in which The Phantom tried to get information out of Aziz, he called Sherazad "Saba." This ''could'' be attributed to his confused state of mind.

[[Category: Characters]]

The Queen of Saba

2019-06-19T23:09:11Z

JoeMD:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen of Saba
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5|''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #5]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}

'''"Queen of Saba"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story, written by [[Felmang]], with art also by Felmang.

==Plot summary==
===Part One===
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] receives a letter from his old friend Dr. Birdie asking him to come to Cairo. The Phantom, of course, agrees to this request and meets Dr. Birdie in a hotel where it is revealed that Birdie's brother was to fly in an air race. He was offered a bribe to lose the race but refused and was put in hospital for his trouble. Birdie asks the Phantom to take his brother's place, which he agrees to do. However, the villains behind the plot are able to smuggle a venomous snake into the Phantoms plane which bites him during the flight, causing him to crash.

Due to being knocked out by the crash and still suffering the effects of the snake's bite, the Phantom has lost all memory of who he is. As he wanders through the Egyptian desert looking for help, he is spotted by some Amazon-like warriors. They attack the Phantom, again knocking him out and taking him back to their kingdom and their Queen.

The Amazons put the captured Phantom in the castle cells and informs their Queen, [[Balkis]], about him. Balkis wishes to meet him immediately. As with most women, Balkis instantly falls for the handsome stranger in purple, and offers that he become her bodyguard. At first the Phantom refuses Balkis' offer and so she sends him to become a gladiator under the tutelage of Ursus. However, she tells Ursus to take it easy on the Phantom as she is fond of him. All this does is cause Ursus to hate the Phantom as Ursus loves Balkis himself.

After much training, the Phantom finally fights in a gladiatorial battle, defeating all who come against him. Balkis then puts the Phantom in a chariot race, which he also wins. Eventually, she has him fight her champion, a minotaur. It seems that the Phantom may have met his match, but as Balkis watches the fight she can not bear to see the Phantom lose and so slays the minotaur with a bow and arrow. Thankful to her for rescuing him, and finally admitting that he loves her too, the Phantom agrees to become Balkis' bodyguard. This angers Ursus who feels it is he who should be Balkis' bodyguard as he had given her years of loyal service and he, too, loves her. Ursus attacks the Phantom to prove his worth, but the Phantom easily defeats him.

Jealous at his humiliation in front of Balkis, Ursus attempts to kill the Phantom, but only manages to knock him out. He then bursts into Balkis' chambers and tries to force her to come with him, but Balkis' pet leopard attacks, killing Ursus. Balkis runs through her castle looking for the Phantom and finds him unconscious on the floor. As she cradles his head in her hands, the story shifts back to the site of the plane crash from earlier...

We see that the Phantom is still laying in the desert near the crash sight, suggesting that everything we have witnessed has been a hallucination. Eventually, a caravan of travellers finds the unconscious hero and decide to take him with them to a doctor they know. The caravan's leader is a beautiful woman who looks exactly like Balkis, yet her name is Sherazad.

===Part Two: Sherazad===
Sherazad, the reincarnation of Balkis, and a caravan she is traveling with come across an unconscious Phantom near his crashed plain, a plot instigated by [[Aziz Yussuf]]. Sherazad takes The Phantom to a nearby town where there is a doctor she knows helps him recover. With no memory of who he is The Phantom agrees to stay with Sherazad and her caravan to help protect it from bandits. However, one night the caravan is attacked an everyone apart from The Phantom and Sherazad are killed. The two now must walk the desert hoping to find shelter.

Sherazad and The Phantom come across an abandoned city and take refuge there. As The Phantom explores, Sherazad is kidnapped by a cult who wish to sacrifice her to their gods. However, an army who is looking for the cult show up and, after a great battle, the cult is defeated. The Phantom and Sherazad find a motorbike which they take and head towards Sherazad's home.

===Part Three: The Fez Man===
In flashback, it is revealed that Aziz had met Sherazad's mother and fancied her. However, Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, The Phantom and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Ursus
*Electra

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

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[Sherazad]]" by Felmang
*"[[The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man]]" by Felmang

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Queen of Saba", [[The Phantom's World Special No. 5|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 5]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

The Queen of Saba

2019-06-19T23:08:51Z

JoeMD:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen of Saba
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5|''The Phantom's World<br>Special'' #5]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= Felmang
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}

'''"Queen of Saba"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story, written by [[Felmang]], with art also by Felmang.

==Plot summary==
====Part One===
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] receives a letter from his old friend Dr. Birdie asking him to come to Cairo. The Phantom, of course, agrees to this request and meets Dr. Birdie in a hotel where it is revealed that Birdie's brother was to fly in an air race. He was offered a bribe to lose the race but refused and was put in hospital for his trouble. Birdie asks the Phantom to take his brother's place, which he agrees to do. However, the villains behind the plot are able to smuggle a venomous snake into the Phantoms plane which bites him during the flight, causing him to crash.

Due to being knocked out by the crash and still suffering the effects of the snake's bite, the Phantom has lost all memory of who he is. As he wanders through the Egyptian desert looking for help, he is spotted by some Amazon-like warriors. They attack the Phantom, again knocking him out and taking him back to their kingdom and their Queen.

The Amazons put the captured Phantom in the castle cells and informs their Queen, [[Balkis]], about him. Balkis wishes to meet him immediately. As with most women, Balkis instantly falls for the handsome stranger in purple, and offers that he become her bodyguard. At first the Phantom refuses Balkis' offer and so she sends him to become a gladiator under the tutelage of Ursus. However, she tells Ursus to take it easy on the Phantom as she is fond of him. All this does is cause Ursus to hate the Phantom as Ursus loves Balkis himself.

After much training, the Phantom finally fights in a gladiatorial battle, defeating all who come against him. Balkis then puts the Phantom in a chariot race, which he also wins. Eventually, she has him fight her champion, a minotaur. It seems that the Phantom may have met his match, but as Balkis watches the fight she can not bear to see the Phantom lose and so slays the minotaur with a bow and arrow. Thankful to her for rescuing him, and finally admitting that he loves her too, the Phantom agrees to become Balkis' bodyguard. This angers Ursus who feels it is he who should be Balkis' bodyguard as he had given her years of loyal service and he, too, loves her. Ursus attacks the Phantom to prove his worth, but the Phantom easily defeats him.

Jealous at his humiliation in front of Balkis, Ursus attempts to kill the Phantom, but only manages to knock him out. He then bursts into Balkis' chambers and tries to force her to come with him, but Balkis' pet leopard attacks, killing Ursus. Balkis runs through her castle looking for the Phantom and finds him unconscious on the floor. As she cradles his head in her hands, the story shifts back to the site of the plane crash from earlier...

We see that the Phantom is still laying in the desert near the crash sight, suggesting that everything we have witnessed has been a hallucination. Eventually, a caravan of travellers finds the unconscious hero and decide to take him with them to a doctor they know. The caravan's leader is a beautiful woman who looks exactly like Balkis, yet her name is Sherazad.

===Part Two: Sherazad===
Sherazad, the reincarnation of Balkis, and a caravan she is traveling with come across an unconscious Phantom near his crashed plain, a plot instigated by [[Aziz Yussuf]]. Sherazad takes The Phantom to a nearby town where there is a doctor she knows helps him recover. With no memory of who he is The Phantom agrees to stay with Sherazad and her caravan to help protect it from bandits. However, one night the caravan is attacked an everyone apart from The Phantom and Sherazad are killed. The two now must walk the desert hoping to find shelter.

Sherazad and The Phantom come across an abandoned city and take refuge there. As The Phantom explores, Sherazad is kidnapped by a cult who wish to sacrifice her to their gods. However, an army who is looking for the cult show up and, after a great battle, the cult is defeated. The Phantom and Sherazad find a motorbike which they take and head towards Sherazad's home.

===Part Three: The Fez Man===
In flashback, it is revealed that Aziz had met Sherazad's mother and fancied her. However, Sherazad's mother rebuffed Aziz and in a Aziz was humiliated. He never forgot this and when Sherazad's parents crossed his path again he took advantage of the situation and had them murdered, leaving Sherazad an orphan.

Finally arriving at Sherazad's home, The Phantom and Sherazad declare their love for one another. They spend several happy days together before Aziz shows up. It is revealed that as he could not have Sherazad's mother, he now wants her but, like her mother, Sherazad is not interested. In his anger at Sherazad's dismissal of his advances, Aziz admits that it was he who killed Sherazad's parents and who put the snake in The Phantom's plane. A fight breaks out and Aziz manages to fire a shot off at The Phantom, the bullet striking him in the head and knocking him unconscious. Aziz escaped Sherazad and The Phantom, but in his haste to get away runs into some quicksand and succums.

Back in Sherazad's mansion, The Phantom awakens with his memory restored. Telling Sherazad he has a wife and family he must return to the two share one last kiss before parting ways.

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Ursus
*Electra

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

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

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

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

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[Sherazad]]" by Felmang
*"[[The Queen Saba, Part 3: The Fez Man]]" by Felmang

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"Queen of Saba", [[The Phantom's World Special No. 5|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 5]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

File:Sherazad.jpg

2019-06-19T23:03:52Z

JoeMD:

Balkis

2019-06-19T22:44:08Z

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{{character
|name=Balkis
|image= [[Image:Balkis.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Queen of Saba]]"
|creators= [[Felmang]]
|}}
'''Balkis'''.
== Fictional character biography==
Balkis was the queen of a great city called Saba, located in the Egyptian desert. Exactly when she ruled in Saba is unknown, but given that her warriors were known as "amazons" and that she had men fight in gladiatorial battles {{Storylink|The Queen of Saba|The Queen of Saba}}, it must be assumed it was sometime during the Roman occupation, approximately 30–641 BC.

During a flight over the Egyptian desert, [[The 21st Phantom]] is attacked by a snake that has been hidden in the cockpit. Due to the snake attack The Phantom crashes the plane, being thrown out of the craft during impact. Exactly what happens next is unclear, but The Phantom believes himself to be found by Balkis' warriors, who carry him off to Saba. Having lost his memory during the crash, The Phantom believes everything he sees as he has no reason to question it. Eventually, he falls in love with Balkis and becomes her bodyguard.

However, when Balkis' champion, [[Ursus]], again knocks The Phantom unconscious we are shown that he still lies near the crashed aircraft, suggesting he dreamed the whole ordeal. This time, he is discovered by [[Sherazad]], a woman who looks astoundingly similar to Balkis and lives in another desert city.

It is revealed that Sherazad is actually Balkis reincarnated which explain why they look so similar and why The Phantom and Sherazad fall in love with one another. It is suggested that Balkis' spirit watches over Serazad and The Phantom so that they can have their time together. However, like Balkis herself, Sherazad is destined to have to say goodbye to The Phantom once he regains his memory.
== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|''[[The Queen of Saba]]'' || [[Felmang]] || [[Felmang]] || A three part story which appears in ''[[The Phantom's World Special No. 5]]'', [[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|No. 6]] and [[The Phantom's World Special No. 7|No. 7]]
|-
|}

[[Category: Characters]]

File:Balkis.jpg

2019-06-19T22:43:16Z

JoeMD:

The 1st Phantom

2019-06-19T09:03:30Z

JoeMD:

{{ancestor
|name= The 1st Phantom
|TF= 1536-1566
|Falk= Mid 1500's
|Moonstone= Mid 1500's, active in 1556
|Bastei= 1535-1571
|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. However, he himself states he was born in Portsmouth. {{Storylink|The Mask of Death}} He spent much of his childhood with his cousin Simon Walker. {{Storylink|The Treasure from Rhodes}}

In 1527, he and his father visited Rome and found Caesar's laurel.{{Storylink|Jungle Adventures: Caesar's Laurel|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]] as well 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. {{Storylink|The Avenger}}

In 1538, he had a vision and saw his recently deceased cousin Simon Walker (though he did not know that Simon 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 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 name 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.{{Storylink|The Treasure from Rhodes}}

In 1541, he travelled back to England and through a sequence of events he was given [[the Skull Ring]] from Paracelsus. It was said to once have belonged to emperor Nero.{{Storylink|The Ring}}

In 1542, he met [[Gabrielle de Montmorency]] in Paris. {{Storylink|The Mask of Death}} They had a brief affair that resulted in a son, [[René de Montmorency]]. {{Storylink|The Prisoner Who didn't Exist}} The 1st Phantom never knew he had a son with Gbrielle. He and René met in 1563, but they were both unaware of their relationship. {{Storylink|The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 1: The Missing Pages|The Missing Pages}}

He married princess [[Marabella|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]].{{Storylink|The Battle on Malta}}

===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 {{Storylink|The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood}}, 1535, 1536 and 1550 {{Storylink|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 {{Storylink|The Wrestling Tourney}} and he received [[the Skull Ring]] from the jungle kings {{Storylink|The Phantom's Ring}}.

In 1555 he fought the pirate Thomas Kidder {{Storylink|Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure}} It has been stated that he received the Diamond Cup of Alexander the Great {{Storylink|Alexander's Cup}}, something which has also been attributed to either the [[the 3rd Phantom|3rd]] or [[the 4th Phantom]]{{cite}}.

[[Diana]] believed that the 1st Phantom was the one who destroyed the [[Scorpia]] pirates in 1612.{{Storylink|The Scorpia}}.

The first Phantom married either an unnamed granddaughter of [[Christopher Columbus]] {{Storylink|The Heirs}}; or [[Christina]], the daughter of the Viking Eric the Rover {{Storylink|The Name}}; or an unnamed Spanish princess{{Storylink|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen}}.

The first Phantom was eventually killed by bandits {{Storylink|The Wig}}.

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
[[Image:Enitan.jpg|thumb|left|[[The 1st Phantom]] swearing [[the Oath of the Skull]].]]
The name of the 1st Phantom was ''Sir Christopher Standish'' {{cite}} or ''Kit Walker''.{{cite}}

In 1531, a merchant ship was attacked by [[the Singh Brotherhood]] off the coast of Africa. Only the captain's son the cabin boy survived the attack and was washed ashore. He was found by [[Bandar]] warriors who took him to their village, where he was nursed back to health. The Bandar tribe belived that a prophecy had been fulfilled, of a man who comes from the sea to save them from being enslaved by the [[Wasaka]] tribe, and they called the cabin boy "Fan-Tum". The cabin boy spent many months with the Bandar. When the Bandar chief [[Turan (in the days of the 1st Phantom)|Turan]]'s son Suran was kidnapped by the Wasaka, the cabin boy followed a group of Bandar warriors. On their way to the Wasaka village, they found the body of the man who murdered the cabin boy's father. Upon the skull of the murderer, the cabin boy swore [[the Oath of the Skull|an oath]] to fight piracy, greed, cruelty and injustice. The warriros returned to the Bandar village, now with a plan to free Suran and the rest of the enslaved Bandar. The cabin boy disguiseed as the Wasaka's god, [[Kua the Undying]]. Led by the cabin boy, the Bandar managed to defeat the Wasaka. The cabin boy was given two rings by the Bandar chief, and a new home in a [[the Skull Cave|cave shaped like a skull]], and swore that his sons and their sons also would follow the Oath of the Skull.{{Storylink|Enitan}}

He was married to [[Marabella]], a great-granddaughter of [[Christopher Columbus]]{{Storylink|Legacy}}, or to [[Christina]] who was of Scandinavian origin.{{Storylink|Blackguard}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
[[Image:Totenkopf.jpg|thumb|right|[[The 1st Phantom]] floating ashore in 1535.]]
The first Phantom was born in 1515, became Phantom in 1535 and died in 1571.{{Storylink|Bastei_stories#Differences|Die Ahnentafel Phantoms}}

He was found by the [[Bandar]] after ten days of wandering and was taken care of by the medicine man Zoran. Zoran gives him the name "Phantom".

During the hunt of a man-eating leopard, he enters [[the Skull Cave]] and nearly dies due to poisonous gasses. He discovers that plants create the gas and subsequently burns all the plants in the cave.

He then decides to make the Skull Cave his home. The Bandars agree to join him and build a throne as a gift for their protector.{{Storylink|The Secret of the Skull Cave}}

=== According to [[Phantom 2040 (TV series)|Phantom 2040]] ===
[[Image:Phantom2040KitWalker&son.png|thumb|left|The 1st Phantom crouching behind his father during the pirate attack.]]
The 1st Phantom survived the pirate attack due to the fact that his father pushed him overboard. He was then found by the Bandars and swore an oath to fight evil, he did not, however, start using the traditional Phantom suit, which actually seemd to have been developed during the centuries.

=== According to [[The Phantom (2010 TV pilot)|SyFy's 2010 TV pilot]] ===
He was born 1516 in Portsmouth. In 1536, his ship upon which his father was the captain, was attacked by Singh pirates. He was the only survivor, however, he found the body of his father, which he burned. He then met a native tribe and swore [[the Oath of the Skull|an Oath]] to "devote his life to the destruction of piracy, greed, cruelty, and injustice in all their forms and my sons and their sons shall follow me."

== 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.

===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1490s to early 16th c. ||
|-
|"[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1550 ||
|-
|"[[The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[The Phantom's Ring]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[Alexander's Cup]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[The Scorpia]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ?? ||
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Jungle Adventures: Caesar's Laurel]]" || [[Sverre Årnes|Årnes]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1527 ||
|-
|"[[The First Phantom (Team Fantomen story)|The First Phantom]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1536-1565 ||The story is a retelling of previously made stories
|-
|"[[The Avenger]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1536-37 ||
|-
|"[[In the Shadow of Death (2005 story)|In the Shadow of Death]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || "1536" ||[[The 21st Phantom]] comes near death and faces the 1st Phantom in a dream.
|-
|"[[The Treasure from Rhodes]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1538 ||
|-
|"[[The Ring]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1541 ||
|-
|"[[The Philosopher's Stone, Part 2: King of Beggars]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 154? ||
|-
|"[[Mystery in Rome]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1542 ||
|-
|"[[The Mask of Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1542 ||
|-
|"[[The Usurer]]" || [[John Rassy|Rassy]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1542 ||
|-
|"[[Captain Walker's Log Book, Part 2: The Golden Man]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Rancho]] || 154? ||
|-
|"[[Marabella (story)|Marabella]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 154? ||
|-
|"[[The Devil of Ravenscar]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1547–48 ||
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1549 ||
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1562 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 1: The Missing Pages]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 2: The Traitor]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 3: The Tawny Owl Inn]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 4: A Failed Attempt]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 5: Hide and Seek]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 7: The Key of Solomon]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 8: Death in the Catacombs]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 ||
|-
|"[[Takal's Mask]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 15?? ||A mentioning of him diving to his father's ship.
|-
|"[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (Team Fantomen story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || 15?? ||
|-
|"[[The Inquisitor]]" || [[Terrence Longstreet|Longstreet]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1564 ||It takes place between events in "[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]", it is then stated that [[the 2nd Phantom]] was 17 years old during the story, which would make him born in 1547 instead of 1548.
|-
|"[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1564-65 ||The year in which the story begins might be 1564, though it definitely ends in 1565.
|-
|"[[Duel in Venice]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565 ||
|-
|"[[The Battle on Malta]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565-66 ||The story's major part takes place in 1565, then there is a sort of epilogue, in which the 1st Phantom dies in February 1566.
|-
|}

===[[Moonstone stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Enitan]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]], [[Sergio Mulko|Mulko]] || 1531 ||
|-
|"[[Legacy]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]] || 15?? ||
|-
|"[[Blackguard]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]] || 1556 ||
|-
|}

===[[Bastei stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret of the Skull Cave]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || unknown || 1535 ||
|-
|"[[The Wolfman (Bastei story)|The Wolfman]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || unknown || 1545 ||
|-
|}

===[[Marvel stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Called to Account]]" || [[Dave DeVries|DeVries]] || [[Glenn Lumsden|Lumsden]] || 15?? ||
|-
|}

===[[DC stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Ghost Who Walks (DC story)|The Ghost Who Walks]]" || [[Peter David|David]] || [[Joe Orlando|Orlando]], [[Dennis Janke|Janke]] || 15?? ||
|-
|}

{{Template:Phantoms}}

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

The Queen of Saba

2019-06-13T18:53:44Z

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{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Queen of Saba
|image=
|1st=[[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|''The Phantom's World Special'' #6]]
|Pages= 51
|Writer= [[Felmang]]
|Artist= [[Felmang]]
|Colorist= N/A
|Producer=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}

'''"Queen of Saba"''' is a 2018 [[Frew Publications]] story written by and illustrated by [[Felmang]].

==Plot summary==
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] receives a letter from his old friend Dr. Birdie asking him to come to Cairo. The Phantom, of course, agrees to this request and meets Dr. Birdie in a hotel where it is revealed that Birdie's brother was to fly in an air race. He was offered a bribe to lose the race but refused and was put in hospital for his trouble. Birdie asks the Phantom to take his brother's place, which he agrees to do. However, the villains behind the plot are able to smuggle a venomous snake into the Phantoms plane which bites him during the flight, causing him to crash.

Due to being knocked out by the crash and still suffering the effects of the snake's bite, the Phantom has lost all memory of who he is. As he wanders through the Egyptian desert looking for help, he is spotted by some Amazon-like warriors. They attack the Phantom, again knocking him out and taking him back to their kingdom and their Queen.

The Amazons put the captured Phantom in the castle cells and informs their Queen, [[Balkis]], about him. Balkis wishes to meet him immediately. As with most women, Balkis instantly falls for the handsome stranger in purple, and offers that he become her bodyguard. At first the Phantom refuses Balkis' offer and so she sends him to become a gladiator under the tutelage of Ursus. However, she tells Ursus to take it easy on the Phantom as she is fond of him. All this does is cause Ursus to hate the Phantom as Ursus loves Balkis himself.

After much training, the Phantom finally fights in a gladiatorial battle, defeating all who come against him. Balkis then puts the Phantom in a chariot race, which he also wins. Eventually, she has him fight her champion, a minotaur. It seems that the Phantom may have met his match, but as Balkis watches the fight she can not bear to see the Phantom lose and so slays the minotaur with a bow and arrow. Thankful to her for rescuing him, and finally admitting that he lover her too, the Phantom agrees to become Balkis' bodyguard. This angers Ursus who feels it is he who should be Balkis' bodyguard as he had given her years of loyal service and he, too, loves her. Ursus attacks the Phantom to prove his worth, but the Phantom easily defeats him.

Jealous at his humiliation in front of Balkis, Ursus attempts to kill the Phantom, but only manages to knock him out. He then bursts into Balkis' chambers and tries to force her to come with him, but Balkis' pet leopard attacks, killing Ursus. Balkis runs through her castle looking for the Phantom and finds him unconscious on the floor. As she cradles his head in her hands, the story shifts back to the sight of the plane crash from earlier...

We see that the Phantom is still laying in the desert near the crash sight, suggesting that everything we have witnessed has been a hallucination. Eventually, a caravan of travellers finds the unconscious hero and decide to take him with them to a doctor they know. THe caravan's leader is a beautiful woman who looks exactly like Balkis, yet her name is Sherazad.

=== Appearances ===
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Sherazad]]
*[[Balkis]]
'''One-time characters'''
* Ursus
*Electra

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
[[The Phantom's World Special No. 6|''The Phantom's World Special'' No. 6]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew Publications Stories|Queen of Saba]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Queen of Saba]]

Race Against Death (Moonstone story)

2019-06-09T14:39:59Z

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{{Magazinebox
|Title=Race Against Death
|image= [[Image:Julie_Moonstone.jpg|300px]]
|1st= [[The Phantom: Julie Walker|''The Phantom: Julie Walker'']]
|Pages= 31
|Writer= [[Elizabeth Massie]], [[Rafael Nieves]]
|Artist= [[Paul Daly]]
|Colorist= [[Stephen Downer]]
|Producer=[[Moonstone]]
|}}

'''" A Race Against Death"''' is a 2010 [[Moonstone]] story, written by [[Elizabeth Massie]] and [[Rafael Nieves]], with art by [[Paul Daly]].

==Plot summary==
[[Julie]] and her [[The 17th Phantom|brother]] are visiting their friend [[Nellie Bly]] before her planed solo around-the-world trip. As they dine with her in a high society restaurant, the 17th Phantom notices some men looking in their direction with anger in their eyes. Excusing himself, the Phantom investigates to discover that the men are plotting Nellie's downfall because newspaper articles she wrote are hurting their business and reputations. They plan to make the murder look like an accident during Nellie's trip.

After Nellie sets off on the first leg of her journey, the Phantom tells Julie what he has overheard. Delaying their return to Africa, the Phantom makes his way to the ship Nellie is on with plans of protecting her. While he is successful in this, he is also badly wounded and thus is confined to hospital. Knowing that Nellie still needs protection, Julie decided to once again take up the mantle of The Phantom to help her friend.

Bribing the owner of a small boat, Julie sails out to Nellie's ship and stowes aboard, hiding in the shadows and watching Nellie from afar to ensure her safety. She does this as Nellie travels to England, France, Port Said in the Red Sea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan and finally back to America. During the trip Julie foils many plots against Nellie, including one to blow up the ship Nellie is on, saving all the other passengers in the process.

After landing in San Francisco, Nellie plans to take a train to California for the final leg of the journey. During the trip business man [[Randolph Locke]] reveals himself to have been behind the attempts of Nellie's life as he tried to murder her himself. Julie is able to stop him and Nellie arrives safely at her destination and forever goes down in history as one of the world's greatest women.

==Appearances==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[Julie]]
*[[The 17th Phantom]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Nellie Bly
*Randolph Locke

'''Real-life characters'''
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nellie_Bly Nellie Bly]

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[America]]
**[[New York]]
**[[San Francisco]]
**[[California]]
*[[Red Sea]]
**[[Port Said]]
*[[Singapore]]
*[[Hong Kong]]
*[[Japan]]

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

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"Race Against Death", [[The Phantom 1774 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1774]] (2017)

[[Category:Moonstone stories]]
[[Category:2004 Stories]]

File:Julie Moonstone.jpg

2019-06-09T14:37:08Z

JoeMD:

Talk:Toussaint

2019-06-09T14:01:08Z

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After looking up the historical Toussaint, I found that he was actually dead (or at leave very old) during that dates he's said to have met the Phantom. Should this be mentioned here? [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 16:01, 9 June 2019 (CEST)

London Invaded

2019-06-05T13:14:32Z

JoeMD: story details

{{Magazinebox
|Title= London Invaided
|image=
|1st= [[Kid Phantom 5|''Kid Phantom'' #5 (2018)]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Andrew Constant]]
|Artist= [[Paul Mason]]
|Colorist= Paul Mason
|Producer=[[Frew]]
|}}
'''"London Invaded"''' is a 2018 [[Frew]] story by [[Andrew Constant]] and [[Paul Mason]]. It is the fifth [[Kid Phantom]] story.

==Plot Summary==
After [[The 21st Phantom|Kit's]] rash action during the [[Kid Phantom 4|previous issue]], [[Guran]] decided to leave Kit on the ship and explore London himself in order to clear his mind. In doing so, he is spotted by a group of street urchins who see his tribal necklace. Thinking that it must be worth something, they decide to steal it which they do by fooling Guran with their "cry baby" trick.

As the urchins run away, Guran follows them along the London rooftops. Not being able to see him above them, the two believe they have lost Guran and so return to their headquarters where their boss is waiting for them. He is not pleased with the necklace they have stolen, believing it to be worthless. Just as it appears he is going to strike the children for displeasing him Guran jumps down to their rescue through a sky light from which he has been watching the exchange.

However, Guran is overcome by the villains and strung up. Just as it seems he will meet his end Kit turns up, appearing from nowhere. it turns out he was worried about his friend being upset and so tracked him through the city, arriving just in time. A fight breaks out but Kid Phantom and Guran overcome the villains and free the children from their servitude.

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring Characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom|The future 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*London
*USA (mentioned)
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]

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

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"London Invaded", [[Kid Phantom 5|''Kid Phantom'' #5]] (2018)

[[Category:Frew stories|London Invaded]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|London Invaded]]

The Phantom (Movie novel)

2019-06-05T10:28:29Z

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{{issuebox
|Title= The Phantom
|image= [[Image:movienovel.jpg|200px]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] America / English
|Format= Paperback
|Date= July 1, 1996
|Editor= [[Jeffrey Boam]]
|Publisher=[[Avon Books]]
|Writer= [[Rob MacGregor]]
|Artist= no illustrations
|}}

''The Phantom'' is the novelization of the [[The Phantom (1996 film)| 1996 film]] staring [[Billy Zane]]. It has been adapted from [[Jeffery Boam| Jeffery Boam's]] script by writer [[Rob MacGregor]].

The novel fleshes out the story of the film considerably and includes scenes that were cut from the theatrical run of the film. The characters are better realized and the origins of the [[The 1st Phantom| First Phantom]] are greatly expanded.

File:Movienovel.jpg

2019-06-05T10:12:46Z

JoeMD: Phantom Movie novelization

Phantom Movie novelization

Talk:The 1st Phantom

2019-06-05T09:56:59Z

JoeMD:

I removed [[Template:AllApp]] from the appearance list, since several Falk stories with short appearances of the 1st Phantom are missing, along with other stories as well. Generally I'd say that it's difficult to claim to have included all appearances on the list of any of the past Phantoms, since no complete research on the matter has been done on, as far as I know, Falk's stories, and, definitely, not on the Spada, RGE or Bastei stories. [[User:Member 37|Pjär]] 23:56, 28 February 2008 (CET)
==Appearance list==
Splitting the appearance list into sub-lists covering Falk stories, TF stories, Spada stories, etc. would IMO improve the articles about the ancestors alot - It would also go well with the way the "Fictional character biography" paragraph looks. Thoughts? [[User:Member 37|Pjär]] 13:19, 4 March 2008 (CET)
:Yes! Very good [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 13:54, 4 March 2008 (CET)
:We may even consider doing the apperance lists as tables, with columns for comments (like "minor appearance", "mentioned only", "also attributed to xth Phantom") aswell as known years/dates for when the stories take place.

Are all character appearances to be split up or just the past Phantoms ? personally i think all --[[User:Dark Lord Xander3|Dark Lord Xander3]] 08:34, 6 March 2008 (CET)
:I agree. [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 09:08, 6 March 2008 (CET)
==Picture==
Should the picture in the bio be moved into the info table or is there a better picture for that spot? --[[User:Dark Lord Xander3|Dark Lord Xander3]] 08:33, 6 March 2008 (CET)
:I was hoping to find a better "general" picture of the 1st. This pic is more as an illustration for those stories where he wore the armor. [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 09:08, 6 March 2008 (CET)
true --[[User:Dark Lord Xander3|Dark Lord Xander3]] 06:54, 7 March 2008 (CET)

== The wife ==

In [[Fantomen 22/1980]], the story "[[The Name]]" says that there was a Marabella, granddaughter of Columbus. She look like the picture from "[[The Heirs]]", what did Falk actually state? [[User:Karl MAN 3|Karl MAN]] 22:27, 14 April 2008 (CEST)

Hm... The article already says this, doesn't it?: "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")."

In "The Name" (and - I think - some other stories) it's also stated that the ''second'' Phantom married Marabella, granddaughter of Columbus.
[[User:Member 37|Pjär]] 12:55, 15 April 2008 (CEST)

== Fantomen Birthplace==
According to the story ''[[The Mask of Death]]'' ( [[Fantomen 13/1983]] ) the first Phantom was born in Portsmouth rather than Playmoth. Both are port cities so it makes sense either way. How is it dertermined which is the "correct" location? As ''Mask of Death'' is the more recent story would it be the one to go with? [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 11:56, 5 June 2019 (CEST)

Hermes Press

2016-02-06T16:00:42Z

JoeMD: /* Serialized "The Phantom" titles */

[[Image:completesundays01.jpg|thumb|''[[The Complete Sundays: Volume One 1939–1942]] published by [[Hermes Press]].]]
'''Hermes Press''' is a [[USA|American]] publisher of comics.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Phantom publications published by Hermes Press ==
===Serialized "The Phantom" titles===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year(s)!!Issues
|-
| ''[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies]]'' || 2010 – present || 6
|-
| ''[[The Complete Series]]'' || 2011 – present || 6
|-
| ''[[The Complete Sundays]]'' || 2012 – present || 2
|-
| ''[[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies_and_Sundays|The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays]]'' || 2016 – present || 1
|-
|''[[Sundays Archive: Full Size Half Pages 1939-1942|The Phantom Sundays Archive: Full Size Half Pages 1939-1942]]''|| 2015 – present || 1
|-
| ''[[The Phantom (Hermes Press)|The Phantom]]'' || 2014 – present ||
|-
|}

[[Category: Publishers]]

The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays

2016-02-06T15:57:44Z

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'''The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays''' is an American book series published by Hermes Press that reprints the Phantom daily and Sunday strip chronologically. It continues on from the [[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies|Complete Dailies Newspaper Strip]] collections. Because the continuity of the two strips merged around the 1950's, Hermes Press decided to present both strips in the one book to preserve the integrity of the story. This is why the "first"volume of this series is listed as being volume 10, so that it is clear it continues after the previous Dailies collection.

==Issues==
<gallery>
Image:Phantom_10_prelim_cover.jpg|<center>[[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies_and_Sundays:_Volume_Ten_1950_-_1951|Vol. Ten 1950–1951]]
</gallery>

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays: Volume 10]]

The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays

2016-02-06T15:57:15Z

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The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays

2016-02-06T15:56:52Z

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'''The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays''' is an American book series published by Hermes Press that reprints the Phantom daily and Sunday strip chronologically. It continues on from the [[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies|Complete Dailies Newspaper Strip]] collections. Because the continuity of the two strips merged around the 1950's, Hermes Press decided to present both strips in the one book to preserve the integrity of the story. This is why the "first"volume of this series is listed as being volume 10, so that it is clear it continues after the previous Dailies collection.

==Issues==
<gallery>
Image:Phantom_10_prelim_cover.jpg|<center>[[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies_and_Sundays:_Volume_Ten_1950_-_1951|Vol. Ten 1950–1951]]

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays: Volume 10]]

The Complete Newspaper Dailies

2016-02-06T15:45:48Z

JoeMD:

'''''The Complete Newspaper Dailies''''' is an American book series published by [[Hermes Press]] that reprints the Phantom [[daily strip]] chronologically.
== Issues ==
<gallery>
Image:Hermesphantom1.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume One 1936–1937|Vol. One 1936–1937]]
Image:Hermesphantom2.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Two 1937–1939|Vol. Two 1937–1939]]
Image:Hermesphantom03.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Three 1939–1940|Vol. Three 1939–1940]]
Image:Hermesphantom04.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Four 1940–1943|Vol. Four 1940–1943]]
Image:Hermesphantom05.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Five 1943–1944|Vol. Five 1943–1944]]
Image:Hermesphantom06.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Six 1944–1946|Vol. Six 1944–1946]]
Image:Hermesphantom07.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Seven 1946–1947|Vol. Seven 1946–1947]]
Image:Hermesphantom08.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Eight 1947–1949|Vol. Eight 1947–1949]]
Image:51ihu8DMqlL._SY352_BO1_204_203_200.jpg|<center>[[The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays: Volume Nine 1949–1950|Vol. Nine 1949–1950]]

</gallery>
{{USA}}
[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies issues| ]]

The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays: Volume Ten 1950–1951

2016-02-06T15:44:40Z

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{{issuebox
|Title= The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays<br>Volume Ten 1950–1951
|image= [[Image:Phantom_10_prelim_cover.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist=[[Wilson McCoy]] (from story art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 30 × 22 cm
|Pages= 272 pgs, b/w
|Date= US Summer 2016
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Eight 1947–1949 |The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies:_Volume_Eight_1947–1949]]
|Followed= none
|isbn= ISBN 78-1-61345-106-9
|}}

==Contents ==
===Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"[[The Movie Stars]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The White Monkey]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Gray Gang]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Whirlpool Channel]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Tiger Girl]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies And Sundays: Volume 10]]

File:Hermesphantom10.jpg

2016-02-06T15:38:41Z

JoeMD:

The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Eight 1947–1949

2016-02-06T15:32:55Z

JoeMD:

{{issuebox
|Title= The Complete Newspaper Dailies<br>Volume Eight 1947–1949
|image= [[Image:Hermesphantom08.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist=[[Wilson McCoy]] (from story art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 30 × 22 cm
|Pages= 224 pgs, b/w
|Date= 18th August 2015
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Seven 1946–1947 |Vol. Seven 1946–1947]]
|Followed= [[The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies_and_Sundays:_Volume_Nine_1949–1950 |Vol. Nine 1949–1950]]
|isbn= ISBN 9781613450895
|}}

==Contents ==
===Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Devil Road]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"[[The Lady Luck|The Girls (The Lady Luck)]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Masked Marvel]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

=== Articles ===
*Introduction: "Changing of the Guard" by Ethan Roberts
*Interview: "Lee Falk: Thoughts About His Work" by Spike Barkin

== Behind the scenes ==
Strips in this volume are taken directly from [[King Features Syndicate]]'s proofs.

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume 08]]

The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays: Volume Nine 1949–1950

2016-02-06T15:32:12Z

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{{issuebox
|Title= The Complete Newspaper Dailies<br>Volume Nine 1949–1950
|image= [[Image:51ihu8DMqlL. SY352 BO1 204 203 200.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist=[[Wilson McCoy]] (from story art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 30 × 22 cm
|Pages= 240 pgs, b/w
|Date= 2nd February 2016
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Eight 1947–1949 |The_Complete_Newspaper_Dailies:_Volume_Eight_1947–1949]]
|Followed= [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays: Volume Ten 1950 - 1951]]
|isbn= ISBN 978-1613450963
|}}

==Contents ==
===Phantom stories ===
*"[[Fathers and Sons]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]
*"[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy
*"[[The Thuggees]]" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume 08]]

File:Hermesphantom09.jpg

2016-02-06T15:25:04Z

JoeMD:

The Complete Sundays: Volume Three 1945–1949

2016-02-06T15:17:39Z

JoeMD:

{{issuebox
|Title= The Complete Sundays<br>Volume Three 1945-1949
|image= [[Image:Completesundays03.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from story art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 32.5 × 23.5 cm
|Pages= 208 pgs, color
|Date= March 2016
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Sundays: Volume Two 1942–1945|Vol. Two 1942–1945]]
|Followed=none
|isbn= ISBN 1613451008
|}}

== Contents ==
=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Queen Pera the Perfact]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[King of Beasts]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Scarlet Sorceress]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The 12 Tasks]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The Dragon God]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Marshall Sisters]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The Phantom Trophy]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Haunted Castle]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore

[[Category:The Complete Sundays issues|Complete Sundays: Volume 02]]

The Complete Sundays: Volume Three 1945–1949

2016-02-06T15:09:56Z

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== Contents ==
=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Queen Pera the Perfact]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[King of Beasts]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Scarlet Sorceress]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The 12 Tasks]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The Dragon God]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Marshall Sisters]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore
*"[[The Phantom Trophy]]" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore
*"[[The Haunted Castle]]" by Lee Falk, Wilson McCoy and Ray Moore

[[Category:The Complete Sundays issues|Complete Sundays: Volume 02]]

The Complete Series: The Charlton Years Volume Five

2015-11-02T08:41:04Z

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{{issuebox
|Title= The Charlton Years<br>Volume Five
|image= [[Image:STK692398.jpg|200px|border]]
|Coverartist=[[Don Newton]]
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 20 × 26 cm
|Pages= 224 pgs, color
|Date= January, 2016
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Series: The Charlton Years Volume Four|Vol. Four]]
|Followed= N/A
|isbn= ISBN 1613450907
|}}

'''''The Phantom: The Complete Series: The Charlton Years Volume 5'''''is a hardcover book published by [[Hermes Press]] that reprints the [[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories|Charlton Phantom stories]] from issue [[The Phantom 65 (Charlton)|#65]] to issue [[The Phantom 74 (Charlton)|#74]].

PhantomWiki talk:Bandar Village

2015-08-14T15:29:30Z

JoeMD: /* References */

==References==
I've noted that posts here don't use referances (notes on where information originally came from) like Wikipedia does. Is this a conscious decision of PhantomWiki or are people just not doing it? Is there any kind of official stance on referencing? [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 08:35, 13 August 2015 (CEST)
:References are appreciated! For examples on how to use "in-story" references, see for example the [[Miss Tagama]] article. For "real world" references we are perhaps not so consistent, but you can see some examples in the [[Paul Ryan]] article (direct links in the article) or [[Bob Almond]] (footnotes). [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 10:42, 13 August 2015 (CEST)
::Iv'e always been of the mind that sources should be referenced wherever possible so I'll try and do that from now on. However, the external link bug still seems to be occurring which could present a problem when trying to reference things. [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 17:29, 14 August 2015 (CEST)

==Navigation==
Since the Bandar Village is an important part of the Phanwiki community i was wondering if someone could create a link on the Navigation bar for it. maybe replace the donations link which seems to serve little purpose --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 02:03, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
:I'll look into it. [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 11:17, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
::Fixed! [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 22:21, 26 April 2008 (CEST)

==Forum==
Also Rather Than a Talk Page i was wondering if you wouldn't mind me playing around with it to create a forum (or we could work on it together) making it easier for users to know which topics are still active Example [http://starwars.wikia.com/index.php?title=Forum:Senate_Hall&t=20080425040136 SW Wiki Talk] --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 10:49, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
:Does the forum require anything new to be installed or can you work with the Wiki as it is now? [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 11:17, 25 April 2008 (CEST)

Apart from allocated Server space i think the majority of it is done through coding and Templates --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 11:31, 25 April 2008 (CEST)

I am going to attempt to create the nessisary Templates to create a functioning forum within the wiki so if anyone sees some pages that don't seem right I would ask that they hold off deleting them for the time being --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 00:55, 11 December 2008 (CET)

== Time of Current Issues ==

I was wondering how long it had to be since a topic had been replied to before it was moved into the archives at the moment i think it should be a month since the last comment --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 08:24, 27 May 2008 (CEST)

== Time to put some in the archive? ==

In my opinion, this page has become a little too bulky now. I think it is time again to put some of the finished discussion in an archive article. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] 20:33, 26 March 2011 (CET)

The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Eight 1947–1949

2015-08-14T07:46:20Z

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{{issuebox
|Title= The Complete Newspaper Dailies<br>Volume Seven 1946–1947
|image= [[Image:Hermesphantom08.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from story art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA / English
|Format= 22.9 × 29.8 cm
|Pages= 240 pgs, b/w
|Date= 18th August 2015
|Publisher=[[Hermes Press]]
|Editor= [[Daniel Herman]]
|Preceded= [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume Seven 1946–1947 |VVol. Seven 1946–1947]]
|Followed= N/A
|isbn= ISBN 9781613450895
|}}

== Description ==
Referred to by comic strip historian Maurice Horn as the "granddaddy of all costumed superheroes," The Phantom was created in 1936 by Lee Falk with artwork by Ray Moore. The strip hit the funny pages of newspapers well before the Dark Knight or Superman made their first appearances and has been acknowledged as an influence on every "masked man of mystery" since. The Phantom set the standard for action, adventure, intrigue, and romance in adventure comic strips and comic books - it has frequently been copied but never equaled. Included in this volume are three complete continuities, reprinted for the first time in their entirety, "The Devil Road," "The Girls (Lady Luck)," and "The Masked Marvel." Strips from this issue are taken directly from King Feature's proofs.

[[Category:The Complete Newspaper Dailies issues|Complete Newspaper Dailies: Volume 08]]

The Phantom Diary

2015-08-13T06:48:44Z

JoeMD: /* Issue overview */

'''''The Phantom Diary''''' is published annually in [[Australia]] since 1993 by [[Mallon Publishing]].
It does not contain any comic stories.
== History ==
{{stub}}

==Issue overview==
<gallery>
Image:Phantom Diary 1993.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1993|''The Phantom Diary'' 1993]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1994.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1994|''The Phantom Diary'' 1994]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1995.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1995|''The Phantom Diary'' 1995]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1996.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1996|''The Phantom Diary'' 1996]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1997.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1997|''The Phantom Diary'' 1997]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1998.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1998|''The Phantom Diary'' 1998]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 1999.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 1999|''The Phantom Diary'' 1999]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2000.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2000|''The Phantom Diary'' 2000]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2001.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2001|''The Phantom Diary'' 2001]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2002.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2002|''The Phantom Diary'' 2002]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2003.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2003|''The Phantom Diary'' 2003]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2004.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2004|''The Phantom Diary'' 2004]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2005.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2005|''The Phantom Diary'' 2005]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2006.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2006|''The Phantom Diary'' 2006]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2007.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2007|''The Phantom Diary'' 2007]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2008.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2008|''The Phantom Diary'' 2008]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2009.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2009|''The Phantom Diary'' 2009]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2010.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2010|''The Phantom Diary'' 2010]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2011.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2011|''The Phantom Diary'' 2011]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2012.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2012|''The Phantom Diary'' 2012]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2013.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2013|''The Phantom Diary'' 2013]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2014.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2014|''The Phantom Diary'' 2014]]</div>
Image:Phantom Diary 2015.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2015|''The Phantom Diary'' 2015]]</div>
Image:9781875696772.jpg|<div align="center">[[The Phantom Diary 2016|''The Phantom Diary'' 2016]]</div>
</gallery>

{{Australia}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: The Phantom Diary issues| ]]

The Phantom Diary 2016

2015-08-13T06:46:56Z

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{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom Diary 2016
|image=[[Image:9781875696772.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=unknown
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Format= 19 × 23.5 cm, hardcover
|Pages= 120 pgs, color
|Date= 2014
|Editor= [[Margaret Trudgeon]]
|Publisher=[[Mallon Publishing]]
|Preceded=[[The Phantom Diary 2015]]
|Followed=N/A
|isbn=
|}}
==Description==
As with [[Mallon Publishing|Mallon's]] previous diaries, the 2016 edition is a hardcover spiral bound book coming in at 120 pages. It is full colour within and again features images of ''Phantom'' covers from around the world.

Interestingly, it appears the Diary originally had a different cover. The website for BrumbySunstate, an Australian book wholesaler, lists the Diary with a completely different cover than the one it was finally released with.

[[File:Diary2016Unused.jpeg|thumb|Unused cover.]]

[[Category:The Phantom Diary issues|Phantom Diary 2016, The]]

The Phantom Diary 2015

2015-08-13T06:46:21Z

JoeMD:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom Diary 2015
|image=[[Image:Phantom Diary 2015.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=unknown
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Format= 19 × 23.5 cm, hardcover
|Pages= 120 pgs, color
|Date= 2014
|Editor= [[Margaret Trudgeon]]
|Publisher=[[Mallon Publishing]]
|Preceded=[[The Phantom Diary 2014]]
|Followed=[[The Phantom Diary 2016]]
|isbn=
|}}
==Description==
As with [[Mallon Publishing|Mallon's]] previous diaries, the 2015 edition is a hardcover spiral bound book coming in at 120 pages. It is full colour within and again features images of ''Phantom'' covers from around the world.

[[Category:The Phantom Diary issues|Phantom Diary 2015, The]]

File:Phantom Diary 2016 - unused.jpg

2015-08-13T06:40:00Z

JoeMD:

File:Phantom Diary 2016.jpg

2015-08-13T06:37:15Z

JoeMD:

PhantomWiki talk:Bandar Village

2015-08-13T06:35:08Z

JoeMD:

==References==
I've noted that posts here don't use referances (notes on where information originally came from) like Wikipedia does. Is this a conscious decision of PhantomWiki or are people just not doing it? Is there any kind of official stance on referencing? [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 08:35, 13 August 2015 (CEST)

==Navigation==
Since the Bandar Village is an important part of the Phanwiki community i was wondering if someone could create a link on the Navigation bar for it. maybe replace the donations link which seems to serve little purpose --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 02:03, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
:I'll look into it. [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 11:17, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
::Fixed! [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 22:21, 26 April 2008 (CEST)

==Forum==
Also Rather Than a Talk Page i was wondering if you wouldn't mind me playing around with it to create a forum (or we could work on it together) making it easier for users to know which topics are still active Example [http://starwars.wikia.com/index.php?title=Forum:Senate_Hall&t=20080425040136 SW Wiki Talk] --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 10:49, 25 April 2008 (CEST)
:Does the forum require anything new to be installed or can you work with the Wiki as it is now? [[User:Member 7|Andreas]] 11:17, 25 April 2008 (CEST)

Apart from allocated Server space i think the majority of it is done through coding and Templates --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 11:31, 25 April 2008 (CEST)

I am going to attempt to create the nessisary Templates to create a functioning forum within the wiki so if anyone sees some pages that don't seem right I would ask that they hold off deleting them for the time being --[[User:Dark Lord Xander|Dark Lord Xander]] 00:55, 11 December 2008 (CET)

== Time of Current Issues ==

I was wondering how long it had to be since a topic had been replied to before it was moved into the archives at the moment i think it should be a month since the last comment --[[User:Dark Lord Xander4|Dark Lord Xander4]] 08:24, 27 May 2008 (CEST)

== Time to put some in the archive? ==

In my opinion, this page has become a little too bulky now. I think it is time again to put some of the finished discussion in an archive article. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] 20:33, 26 March 2011 (CET)

The Phantom Gallery

2015-07-20T10:57:28Z

JoeMD: Created page with "''Phantom Gallery'' Promo Card '''The Phantom Gallery''' is a collectible card series from Australian Company Intrepid Marketing..."

[[Image:Gallery_promo_1.jpeg|200px|thumb|''Phantom Gallery'' Promo Card]]
'''The Phantom Gallery''' is a collectible card series from Australian Company [[Intrepid Marketing]]. Released in 1996 the set is a celebration of [[The Phantom]]'s history and showcases artwork by some of the best in comics, film and animation.

==Set Detail==
In total there are 118 cards in the set, divided up into base set and three sub-sets.

===Base Set===
The first 52 cards of the set make up a story entitled ''[[Death's Dark Path]]'', written by [[Chuck Dixon]] with art by [[Graham Nolan]].Card 55 starts the "gallery" portion of the series, showcasing works by various artists. The gallery is also divided into sub-sections, with cards 79 to 81 being labeled ''Phantoons'' as the artists are famous cartoonists. Cards 82 to 84, called ''British Invasion,'' are by UK artists. Cards 85 to 99 are called ''Wizards of Oz'', and are by Australian artists. Card 100 is the set checklist.

===Sub Sets===
The series features three sub-sets, ''Legends'' showcasing art by some of the most famous artists in the world; ''Phantom: Year One'' which featured cards based upon the [[The Phantom (Marvel)|Marvel mini-series]] and art intended for a never released card series entitled ''The Phantom Year One: The Devi Sands''.

The third sub-set, ''Past, Present, Future Phantoms'' featured art by [[Glenn Ford]] and brought together Phantom's of different generations such as [[The 1st Phantom|the First Phantom]] and [[Julie|Julie Walker]]

==Exchange Cards, Promos and Folder==
While not part of the series as such, the ''Exchange Cards'' are larger-sized cards featuring the art of some of the cards from the series. 1000 of these were released and came with a certificate of authenticity.

Two promo cards released, both featuring the work of [[Glenn Ford]] as well as an official series folder.

[[Category:Collector Card Series]]

File:Gallery promo 1.jpeg

2015-07-20T10:54:56Z

JoeMD:

Category talk:Memorabilia

2015-07-20T00:48:52Z

JoeMD:

Now that Ive gone through about 70-80% of my collection and detailed it for my own datanase, Im keen to start moving that information onto the wiki. Given the amount of Phantom merch out there I was thinking it woukd be a good idea to have sub-categories for merchandise to make things easier for people to find. Woukd anyone take issue with this? [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 15:35, 18 July 2015 (CEST)
:no problems at all, go ahead! :) [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 16:06, 18 July 2015 (CEST)

::Thanks [[User:Andreas|Andreas]]. I'll start adding stuff tomorrow. [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 05:24, 19 July 2015 (CEST)

:::I've updated all the pre-existing memorabilia entries with the new sub-categories. I also updated the two existing Dynamic Marketing entries. Hopefully everyone is happy with the sub-categories chosen thus far. [[User:JoeMD|JoeMD]] ([[User talk:JoeMD|talk]]) 02:48, 20 July 2015 (CEST)