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Elizabeth Falk

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Stripar: Exact date of birth courtesy of Mandrake wiki

'''Elizabeth Falk''' (née Moxley, September 9, 1942) was the wife of [[Lee Falk]] from 1977 until his death in 1999.

When Lee Falk was hospitalized, she helped him write the end of "[[Terror at the Opera]]" and "[[The Kidnappers]]", which would become his last stories. Elizabeth Falk finished the scripts for these stories according to instructions given by Lee Falk.

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Lee Falk

2015-10-06T16:25:01Z

Stripar: Morehead = Moorehead, again Kanasireff

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|Born= April 28, 1911
|Died= March 13, 1999
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|Occupation= [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
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'''Lee Falk''' (born '''Leon Harrison Gross''', April 28, 1911 – March 13, 1999) was an American writer, best known as the creator of the popular comic strip heroes [[The Phantom]] and [[Mandrake the Magician]], who at the height of their popularity secured him over a hundred million readers every day. He was also a playwright and theatrical director/producer, leading him to direct actors such as Marlon Brando, Charlton Heston, Paul Newman, Chico Marx, and Ethel Waters. Falk also contributed to [[The Story of the Phantom|a series of novels]] about the Phantom.

==Life and career==
Leon was born in St. Louis, where he spent his childhood and youth. His mother was Eleanor Alina (a name he would later on, in some form, use in both Mandrake and Phantom stories), and his father was Benjamin Gross. Both of his parents were Jewish. Benjamin Gross died when Leon was a child, and Eleanor remarried to Albert Falk Epstein, who became Leon's father figure in life.

Leon changed his surname after leaving college. He took the middle name of his stepfather (Albert ''Falk'' Epstein), but "Lee" had been his nickname since childhood. His brother, Leslie, also took the name "Falk" around the same time.

When he began his comics writing career, his official biography claimed that he was an experienced world traveller who had studied with Eastern mystics, etc. In fact, he had simply made it up in order to seem more like the right kind of person to be writing about globe-trotting heroes like Mandrake and the Phantom; the trip to New York to pitch ''Mandrake the Magician'' to [[King Features Syndicate]] was at the time the farthest he'd been from home. In later life, however, he became an experienced world traveller for real - at least partly, he said, to avoid the embarrassment of having his bluff inadvertently called by genuine travellers wanting to swap anecdotes.

During World War 2, Lee also worked as chief of propaganda for the new radio station KMOX in Illinois, where he became the leader of the radio foreign language division of the Office of War Information.

Lee Falk married three times, with Louise Kanasireff, Constance Moorehead Lilienthal, and Elizabeth Moxley (interestingly, he married Elizabeth, a respected stage-director, not long before he decided to marry the Phantom and his longtime girlfriend Diana Palmer in The Phantom strip). Elizabeth would sometimes help Lee with the scripts in his last years. She also finished his last Phantom stories after he died.
Lee became the father of three children, Valerie (daughter of Louise Kanasireff), and Diane and Conley (children of Constance Moorehead Lilienthal).

Lee died because of heart failure in 1999. He lived the last years of his life in New York, in an apartment with a panoramic view of the New York skyline and Central Park;and,lived during the summers in a house on Cape Cod. He literally wrote his comic strips from 1934 to the last days of his life, when in hospital he tore off his oxygen mask to dictate his stories. However, his two characters, Mandrake and, in particular, The Phantom, are still active and popular, both in comic books and comic strips.

== Creating Mandrake and The Phantom ==
Lee had a fascination for stage magicians ever since he was a kid. Lee, according to himself, sketched the first few Mandrake strips himself. When asked why the magician looked so much like himself, he replied, “Well, of course he did. I was alone in a room with a mirror when I drew him!”

The Phantom was inspired by Falk’s fascination for myths and legends, like the ones about El Cid, King Arthur, Nordic and Greek folklore, and popular fictional characters like Tarzan and Mowgli from The Jungle Book. Falk originally tinkered with the idea of calling his character The Gray Ghost, but finally decided that he preferred The Phantom. Lee revealed in an interview that Robin Hood, who often wore tights in the stories about him, inspired the skin-tight costume of the Phantom, which is known to have influenced the entire superhero-industry. In the A&E Phantom biography, he also told that Greek busts inspired the idea of the Phantom’s pupils not showing when he wore his mask. The Greek busts had no pupils, which Falk felt gave them an inhuman, interesting look. It is known that the look of the Phantom inspired the look of what has today become known as superheroes.

Lee thought that his comic strips would last a few weeks at best. Still, he ended up writing them for 65 years, until the last days of his life.

== Theatre ==
Lee's biggest passion was the theatre. During a lifetime, he ran 5 theaters, and produced around 300 plays, and directed 100 of them. He wrote 12 plays, two of them musicals; "Happy Dollar" and "Mandrake the Magician", based on his comic strip creation. After Lee's death, his widow Elizabeth directed a musical called "Mandrake the Magician and the Enchantress", which was written by Lee, which was essentially the same as the previous "Mandrake the Magician" musical. Some of his plays starred well known actors like Marlon Brando, Charlton Heston,Celeste Holm, Constance Moorehead, Basil Rathbone, Chico Marx, Ethel Waters, Paul Newman, Ezio Pinza, James Mason, Jack Warner, Shelley Winters, Farley Granger, Eve Arden, Alexis Smith, Victor Jory, Cedric Hardwicke, Eva Marie Saint, Eva Gabor, Sarah Churchill, James Donn, Eddie Bracken, Ann Corio, Robert Wilcox, and Paul Robeson.

The actors were all paid to perform, but many of them worked on fractions on what they would normally earn with their movie work. Lee was proud to tell that Marlon Brando turned down an offer of $10 000 a week to act on Broadway, in favor of working for Lee in Boston in 1953 in the play "Arms and the Man". His Boston contract was less than $500 a week.

==Awards and recognition==
Lee won many awards for his dedication to the field of writing for comics and theatre. Here are a selected few of them:
*The Yellow Kid Award (1971)
*The Roman Lifetime Achievement Award
*The Adamson Award for best foreign comics creator (Sweden, 1977)
*The Golden Adamson (Sweden, 1986)
*Silver T-Square Award (Reuben Award, 1986)
*In May 1994, his birthplace St. Louis honored him with Lee Falk Day.

On the premiere of [[The Phantom (1996 film)|The Phantom movie]] starring [[Billy Zane]], Lee received a letter from President Bill Clinton, congratulating him with his achievements.

Lee Falk has also been a candidate for the St. Louis Walk of Fame many times, but has so far not reached enough votes from the committee.

==Quotes==
"I give 100% of my time to theatre, and what's left goes to comics..."

(When asked about his age): "Never older than age thirty-nine."

"My only politics is up with democracy and down with dictatorships."

"Each artist, out of his own interests and imagination, creates his own world in his strip - this is true of Peanuts, Beetle Bailey, Popeye, all good strips. And you accomplish this not by imitating others - you come up with your own idea. To me, The Phantom and Mandrake are very real - much more than the people walking around whom I don't see very much. You have to believe in your own characters."

"The Phantom is a marvelous role model because he wins against evil. Evil does not triumph against the Phantom... He hates dictatorship and is in favor of democracy. He is also opposed to any violation of human rights."

== Appearances with his creations ==
Lee Falk's likeness has been used a couple of times in Phantom stories. He appears as the author Leo in "[[The Mystery on Cape Cod]]" and as another author in the fight against the Triads.

In the [[daily story]] "[[The Phantom At Sea]]" he appeared as himself narrating the events of the previous story, something that he did for every new story in the five story arc that began with "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]".

{{Wikipedia|October 11, 2007|Lee Falk}}

== Phantom work by Lee Falk ==
===Stories===
==== [[Daily stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!Start !!End
|-
|1 || "[[The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood]]" || Falk || Falk, [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || 17 Feb 1936 || 7 Nov 1936
|-
|2 || "[[The Sky Band (story)|The Sky Band]]" || Falk || Moore || 9 Nov 1936 || 10 Apr 1937
|-
|3 || "[[The Diamond Hunters]]" || Falk || Moore || 12 Apr 1937 || 18 Sep 1937
|-
|4 || "[[Little Toma]]" || Falk || Moore || 20 Sep 1937 || 5 Feb 1938
|-
|5 || "[[The Prisoner of the Himalayas]]" || Falk || Moore || 7 Feb 1938 || 18 Jun 1938
|-
|6 || "[[Adventure in Algiers]]" || Falk || Moore || 20 Jun 1938 || 23 Jul 1938
|-
|7 || "[[The Shark's Nest]]" || Falk || Moore || 25 Jul 1938 || 5 Nov 1938
|-
|8 || "[[Fishers of Pearls]]" || Falk || Moore || 7 Nov 1938 || 28 Jan 1939
|-
|9 || "[[The Slave Traders]]" || Falk || Moore || 30 Jan 1939 || 6 May 1939
|-
|10 || "[[The Mysterious Girl]]" || Falk || Moore || 8 May 1939 || 2 Sep 1939
|-
|11 || "[[The Golden Circle (daily story)|The Golden Circle]]" || Falk || Moore || 4 Sep 1939 || 20 Jan 1940
|-
|12 || "[[The Seahorse]]" || Falk || Moore || 22 Jan 1940 || 27 Jul 1940
|-
|13 || "[[The Game of Alvar]]" || Falk || Moore || 29 Jul 1940 || 14 Dec 1940
|-
|14 || "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" || Falk || Moore || 16 Dec 1940 || 12 Jul 1941
|-
|15 || "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" || Falk || Moore || 14 Jul 1941 || 31 Jan 1942
|-
|16 || "[[The Inexorables]]" || Falk || Moore, [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || 2 Feb 1942 || 9 Jan 1943
|-
|17 || "[[Bent Beak Broder]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Jan 1943 || 22 May 1943
|-
|18 || "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]" || Falk || McCoy || 24 May 1943 || 24 Jul 1943
|-
|19 || "[[The Governor and Suzie]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Jul 1943 || 26 Feb 1944
|-
|20 || "[[The Spy Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Feb 1944 || 20 May 1944
|-
|21 || "[[The Crooner]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 May 1944 || 26 Aug 1944
|-
|22 || "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Aug 1944 || 24 Mar 1945
|-
|23 || "[[The Blue Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Mar 1945 || 26 May 1945
|-
|24 || "[[Lago the Lake God]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 May 1945 || 11 Aug 1945
|-
|25 || "[[The Wild Girl]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Aug 1945 || 10 Nov 1945
|-
|26 || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || Falk || Moore || 12 Nov 1945 || 16 Feb 1946
|-
|27 || "[[Princess Valerie]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 18 Feb 1946 || 13 Jul 1946
|-
|28 || "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 Jul 1946 || 26 Oct 1946
|-
|29 || "[[Mister Hog]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Oct 1946 || 29 Mar 1947
|-
|30 || "[[Romance and the Vesta Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 Mar 1947 || 29 Nov 1947
|-
|31 || "[[The Devil Road]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Dec 1947 || 22 May 1948
|-
|32 || "[[The Lady Luck]]" || Falk || McCoy || 24 May 1948 || 30 Oct 1948
|-
|33 || "[[The Masked Marvel]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Nov 1948 || 19 Feb 1949
|-
|34 || "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Feb 1949 || 23 Apr 1949
|-
|35 || "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Apr 1949 || 20 Aug 1949
|-
|36 || "[[The Thuggees]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 Aug 1949 || 25 Feb 1950
|-
|37 || "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1950 || 6 May 1950
|-
|38 || "[[The Movie Stars]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 May 1950 || 9 Sep 1950
|-
|39 || "[[The White Monkey]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Sep 1950 || 2 Dec 1950
|-
|40 || "[[The Gray Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 4 Dec 1950 || 24 Mar 1951
|-
|41 || "[[Whirlpool Channel]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Mar 1951 || 16 Jun 1951
|-
|42 || "[[The Tiger Girl]]" || Falk || McCoy || 18 Jun 1951 || 15 Sep 1951
|-
|43 || "[[The Governor's Family]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Sep 1951 || 1 Dec 1951
|-
|44 || "[[The Professor]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Dec 1951 || 15 Mar 1952
|-
|45 || "[[The Jungle Patrol (Story)|The Jungle Patrol]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Mar 1952 || 31 May 1952
|-
|46 || "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Jun 1952 || 19 Jul 1952
|-
|47 || "[[The Great Ajax]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Jul 1952 || 11 Oct 1952
|-
|48 || "[[The Toad Men]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Oct 1952 || 28 Feb 1953
|-
|49 || "[[The Lady from Nowhere (daily story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Mar 1953 || 20 Jun 1953
|-
|50 || "[[The Matchmaker]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 Jun 1953 || 10 Oct 1953
|-
|51 || "[[The Super Apes (daily story)|The Super Apes]]" || Falk || McCoy || 12 Oct 1953 || 30 Jan 1954
|-
|52 || "[[Ragon's Game]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Feb 1954 || 5 Jun 1954
|-
|53 || "[[The Mob]]" || Falk || McCoy || 7 Jun 1954 || 11 Sep 1954
|-
|54 || "[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Sep 1954 || 18 Dec 1954
|-
|55 || "[[Aboard the SS Gay]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Dec 1954 || 12 Mar 1955
|-
|56 || "[[The Slimming of Prince Tagon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Mar 1955 || 21 May 1955
|-
|57 || "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 May 1955 || 30 Jul 1955
|-
|58 || "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Aug 1955 || 8 Oct 1955
|-
|59 || "[[Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Oct 1955 || 21 Jan 1956
|-
|60 || "[[The Wisdom of Solomon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Jan 1956 || 25 Feb 1956
|-
|61 || "[[U-Town]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1956 || 19 May 1956
|-
|62 || "[[The Grove of the Sleeping Giant]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 May 1956 || 1 Sep 1956
|-
|63 || "[[The Shoplifters]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Sep 1956 || 17 Nov 1956
|-
|64 || "[[The Heavyweight Champion]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Nov 1956 || 12 Jan 1957
|-
|65 || "[[Wambo the Gambler]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Jan 1957 || 30 Mar 1957
|-
|66 || "[[The White Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Apr 1957 || 29 Jun 1957
|-
|67 || "[[The Valley of No Return]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Jul 1957 || 21 Sep 1957
|-
|68 || "[[The Crown Jewels of Corba]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Sep 1957 || 21 Dec 1957
|-
|69 || "[[The Scorpia]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Dec 1957 || 3 May 1958
|-
|70 || "[[The Two Signs]]" || Falk || McCoy || 5 May 1958 || 23 Aug 1958
|-
|71 || "[[The Crybaby (daily story)|The Crybaby]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Aug 1958 || 1 Nov 1958
|-
|72 || "[[The Underwater Diamond Thieves]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Nov 1958 || 7 Mar 1959
|-
|73 || "[[The Betrothal]]" || Falk || McCoy || 9 Mar 1959 || 13 Jun 1959
|-
|74 || "[[The Swamp Rats (daily story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 Jun 1959 || 3 Oct 1959
|-
|75 || "[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || Falk || McCoy || 5 Oct 1959 || 16 Jan 1960
|-
|76 || "[[The Reporter]]" || Falk || McCoy || 18 Jan 1960 || 2 Apr 1960
|-
|77 || "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || Falk || McCoy || 4 Apr 1960 || 6 Aug 1960
|-
|78 || "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 Aug 1960 || 29 Oct 1960
|-
|79 || "[[The 50th Wife]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 Oct 1960 || 25 Feb 1961
|-
|80 || "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1961 || 13 May 1961
|-
|81 || "[[The Werewolf]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 May 1961 || 19 Aug 1961
|-
| 82 || "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || Falk || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 21 Aug 1961 || 10 Feb 1962
|-
| 83 || "[[The Epidemic]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Feb 1962 || 16 Jun 1962
|-
| 84 || "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jun 1962 || 13 Oct 1962
|-
| 85 || "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Oct 1962 || 1 Jun 1963
|-
| 86 || "[[The Mystery of the Island of Dogs]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1963 || 14 Dec 1963
|-
| 87 || "[[The Drummer of Timpenni]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Dec 1963 || 21 Mar 1964
|-
| 88 || "[[The Reef]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Mar 1964 || 27 Jun 1964
|-
| 89 || "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || Falk || Barry || 29 Jun 1964 || 12 Dec 1964
|-
| 90 || "[[The Bad Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Dec 1964 || 17 Apr 1965
|-
| 91 || "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 Apr 1965 || 31 Jul 1965
|-
| 92 || "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Aug 1965 || 1 Jan 1966
|-
| 93 || "[[Bullets' Town]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jan 1966 || 28 May 1966
|-
| 94 || "[[The Killer]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 May 1966 || 10 Sep 1966
|-
| 95 || "[[The Sea God]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Sep 1966 || 24 Dec 1966
|-
| 96 || "[[The Satchel]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Dec 1966 || 18 Mar 1967
|-
| 97 || "[[The Crime School]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Mar 1967 || 24 Jun 1967
|-
| 98 || "[[Deadman's Point]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Jun 1967 || 30 Sep 1967
|-
| 99 || "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Oct 1967 || 20 Jan 1968
|-
| 100 || "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 22 Jan 1968 || 4 May 1968
|-
| 101 || "[[The Frame-Up]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 May 1968 || 6 Jul 1968
|-
| 102 || "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Jul 1968 || 12 Oct 1968
|-
| 103 || "[[The Art Thieves]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Oct 1968 || 8 Feb 1969
|-
| 104 || "[[The Masked Ball]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Feb 1969 || 22 Mar 1969
|-
| 105 || "[[The Jungle Home]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Mar 1969 || 21 Jun 1969
|-
| 106 || "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jun 1969 || 4 Oct 1969
|-
| 107 || "[[The Gladiator]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Oct 1969 || 17 Jan 1970
|-
| 108 || "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 Jan 1970 || 18 Apr 1970
|-
| 109 || "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Apr 1970 || 25 Jul 1970
|-
| 110 || "[[The Mission]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Jul 1970 || 5 Dec 1970
|-
| 111 || "[[Yes]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Dec 1970 || 13 Feb 1971
|-
| 112 || "[[The Fence]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Feb 1971 || 8 May 1971
|-
| 113 || "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 May 1971 || 24 Jul 1971
|-
| 114 || "[[The Vultures (story)|The Vultures]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Jul 1971 || 6 Nov 1971
|-
| 115 || "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Nov 1971 || 8 Jan 1972
|-
| 116 || "[[The Witchman]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Jan 1972 || 8 Apr 1972
|-
| 117 || "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Apr 1972 || 15 Jul 1972
|-
| 118 || "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Jul 1972 || 14 Oct 1972
|-
| 119 || "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Oct 1972 || 27 Jan 1973
|-
| 120 || "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || Falk || Barry || 29 Jan 1973 || 5 May 1973
|-
| 121 || "[[The Things]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 May 1973 || 18 Aug 1973
|-
| 122 || "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Aug 1973 || 24 Nov 1973
|-
| 123 || "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Nov 1973 || 30 Mar 1974
|-
| 124 || "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Apr 1974 || 24 Aug 1974
|-
| 125 || "[[The Normal Life]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Aug 1974 || 28 Dec 1974
|-
| 126 || "[[The Cavelands]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Dec 1974 || 19 Apr 1975
|-
| 127 || "[[T]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Apr 1975 || 13 Sep 1975
|-
| 128 || "[[Hzzz]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Sep 1975 || 29 Nov 1975
|-
| 129 || "[[Star of Bangalla]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Dec 1975 || 6 Mar 1976
|-
| 130 || "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Mar 1976 || 31 Jul 1976
|-
| 131 || "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Aug 1976 || 30 Oct 1976
|-
| 132 || "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Nov 1976 || 19 Feb 1977
|-
| 133 || "[[The Proposal]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Feb 1977 || 2 Apr 1977
|-
| 134 || "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Apr 1977 || 13 Aug 1977
|-
| 135 || "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Aug 1977 || 29 Oct 1977
|-
| 136 || "[[The Wedding of the Phantom (daily story)|The Wedding of the Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Oct 1977 || 4 Feb 1978
|-
| 137 || "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Feb 1978 || 15 Apr 1978
|-
| 138 || "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Apr 1978 || 16 Sep 1978
|-
| 139 || "[[Jungle City]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Sep 1978 || 16 Dec 1978
|-
| 140 || "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Dec 1978 || 19 May 1979
|-
| 141 || "[[Jungle Gold]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 May 1979 || 8 Sep 1979
|-
| 142 || "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Sep 1979 || 16 Feb 1980
|-
| 143 || "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Feb 1980 || 19 Jul 1980
|-
| 144 || "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jul 1980 || 1 Nov 1980
|-
| 145 || "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Nov 1980 || 4 Apr 1981
|-
| 146 || "[[The Hostages]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Apr 1981 || 4 Jul 1981
|-
| 147 || "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Jul 1981 || 12 Sep 1981
|-
| 148 || "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Sep 1981 || 16 Jan 1982
|-
| 149 || "[[Tale of Rex]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jan 1982 || 11 Sep 1982
|-
| 150 || "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Sep 1982 || 12 Feb 1983
|-
| 151 || "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1983 || 2 Jul 1983
|-
| 152 || "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Jul 1983 || 26 Nov 1983
|-
| 153 || "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Nov 1983 || 26 May 1984
|-
| 154 || "[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 May 1984 || 8 Sep 1984
|-
| 155 || "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Sep 1984 || 22 Dec 1984
|-
| 156 || "[[The Presidents]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Dec 1984 || 1 Jun 1985
|-
| 157 || "[[Drug Busters]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1985 || 7 Sep 1985
|-
| 158 || "[[The Lake Lady]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Sep 1985 || 1 Mar 1986
|-
| 159 || "[[Ruler of Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Mar 1986 || 5 Jul 1986
|-
| 160 || "[[The Tarashima Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Jul 1986 || 11 Apr 1987
|-
| 161 || "[[The Snake Goddess]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Apr 1987 || 12 Sep 1987
|-
| 162 || "[[Zabadabah]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Sep 1987 || 16 Jan 1988
|-
| 163 || "[[The Man-Thing]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jan 1988 || 21 May 1988
|-
| 164 || "[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 May 1988 || 3 Sep 1988
|-
| 165 || "[[Chasamba]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Sep 1988 || 4 Feb 1989
|-
| 166 || "[[Rex: Prince of Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Feb 1989 || 5 Aug 1989
|-
| 167 || "[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Aug 1989 || 11 Nov 1989
|-
| 168 || "[[The Death Threat]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Nov 1989 || 24 Mar 1990
|-
| 169 || "[[The Master of Eden]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Mar 1990 || 16 Jun 1990
|-
| 170 || "[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jun 1990 || 13 Oct 1990
|-
| 171 || "[[The Valley of the Elephants]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Oct 1990 || 2 Feb 1991
|-
| 172 || "[[Zima, The Rogue Elephant]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Feb 1991 || 8 Jun 1991
|-
| 173 || "[[The Jungle Patrol v The Drug Cartel]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Jun 1991 || 2 Nov 1991
|-
| 174 || "[[King Bongong]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Nov 1991 || 1 Feb 1992
|-
| 175 || "[[Prince Rex and Princess Alicia]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Feb 1992 || 25 Apr 1992
|-
| 176 || "[[Blackie]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Apr 1992 || 18 Jul 1992
|-
| 177 || "[[The Attilan Mystery]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Jul 1992 || 6 Feb 1993
|-
| 178 || "[[The Moxley Awards]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Feb 1993 || 19 Jun 1993
|-
| 179 || "[[Nukes]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jun 1993 || 13 Nov 1993
|-
| 180 || "[[Dinosaur]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Nov 1993 || 12 Feb 1994
|-
| 181 || "[[The Plotters]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1994 || 4 Jun 1994
|-
| 182 || "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || Falk || Barry, [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || 6 Jun 1994 || 17 Dec 1994
|-
|183 || "[[Buried Treasure]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 19 Dec 1994 || 29 Apr 1995
|-
|184 || "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 1 May 1995 || 2 Sep 1995
|-
|185 || "[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 4 Sep 1995 || 6 Jan 1996
|-
|186 || "[[Mr Big]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 8 Jan 1996 || 18 May 1996
|-
|187 || "[[Drama on Eden]]" || Falk || Olesen, Williams, [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || 20 May 1996 || 30 Nov 1996
|-
|188 || "[[Prince Rex - Kidnapped]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 2 Dec 1996 || 29 Mar 1997
|-
|189 || "[[The Silks of Emira]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 31 Mar 1997 || 26 Jul 1997
|-
|190 || "[[The Shaman]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 28 Jul 1997 || 15 Nov 1997
|-
|191 || "[[Joomkar's Crown]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 17 Nov 1997 || 18 Apr 1998
|-
|192 || "[[The Crater]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 20 Apr 1998 || 26 Sep 1998
|-
|193 || "[[The Dakk Pirates]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 28 Sep 1998 || 9 Jan 1999
|-
|194 || "[[The Albee]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 11 Jan 1999 || 13 Mar 1999
|-
|195 || "[[Terror at the Opera]]" || Lee Falk, [[Elizabeth Falk]] || Olesen/Williams || 15 Mar 1999 || 10 July 1999
|}

==== [[Sunday stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!Start !!End
|-
|1 || "[[The League of Lost Men]]" || Falk || [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || 28 May 1939 || 15 Oct 1939
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|2 || "[[The Precious Cargo of Colonel Winn]]" || Falk || Moore || 22 Oct 1939 || 10 Mar 1940
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|3 || "[[The Fire Goddess]]" || Falk || Moore || 17 Mar 1940 || 21 Jul 1940
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|4 || "[[The Beachcomber]]" || Falk || Moore || 28 Jul 1940 || 29 Dec 1940
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|5 || "[[The Saboteurs]]" || Falk || Moore || 5 Jan 1941 || 23 Feb 1941
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|6 || "[[The Return of the Sky Band]]" || Falk || Moore || 2 Mar 1941 || 22 Feb 1942
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|7 || "[[The Impostor (Sunday story)|The Impostor]]" || Falk || Moore || 1 Mar 1942 || 11 Oct 1942
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|8 || "[[Castle in the Clouds]]" || Falk || Moore, [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || 18 Oct 1942 || 18 Apr 1943
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|9 || "[[The Ismani Cannibals]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Apr 1943 || 4 Jul 1943
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|10 || "[[Hamid the Terrible]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Jul 1943 || 25 Jun 1944
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|11 || "[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1944 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Jul 1944 || 7 Jan 1945
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|12 || "[[The Golden Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Jan 1945 || 24 Jun 1945
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|13 || "[[The Strange Fisherman]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Jul 1945 || 2 Dec 1945
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|14 || "[[Queen Pera the Perfect (Sunday story)|Queen Pera the Perfect]]" || Falk || Moore || 9 Dec 1945 || 17 Mar 1946
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|15 || "[[King of Beasts]]" || Falk || Moore || 24 Mar 1946 || 4 Aug 1946
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|16 || "[[The Scarlet Sorceress]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 11 Aug 1946 || 22 Dec 1946
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|17 || "[[The 12 Tasks]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 29 Dec 1946 || 29 Jun 1947
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|18 || "[[The Dragon God]]" || Falk || Moore || 6 Jul 1947 || 16 Nov 1947
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|19 || "[[The Marshall Sisters]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 23 Nov 1947 || 16 May 1948
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|20 || "[[The Phantom Trophy]]" || Falk || Moore || 23 May 1948 || 5 Sep 1948
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|21 || "[[The Haunted Castle]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 12 Sep 1948 || 13 Feb 1949
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|22 || "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Feb 1949 || 24 Apr 1949
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|23 || "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 May 1949 || 21 Aug 1949
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|24 || "[[The Thuggees]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Aug 1949 || 19 Feb 1950
|-
|25 || "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Feb 1950 || 7 May 1950
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|26 || "[[The Mysterious Passenger (Sunday story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 May 1950 || 16 Jul 1950
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|27 || "[[Jungle King]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Jul 1950 || 22 Oct 1950
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|28 || "[[The Phantom's Ring]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 Oct 1950 || 10 Jun 1951
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|29 || "[[The Rope People (story)|The Rope People]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Jun 1951 || 4 Nov 1951
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|30 || "[[Tale of Devil]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Nov 1951 || 23 Mar 1952
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|31 || "[[The 'Copter Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 30 Mar 1952 || 13 Jul 1952
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|32 || "[[The Female Phantom (story)|The Female Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Jul 1952 || 12 Oct 1952
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|33 || "[[Diana and the Bank Robbers]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Oct 1952 || 1 Feb 1953
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|34 || "[[The Chain (Sunday story)|The Chain]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 Feb 1953 || 24 May 1953
|-
|35 || "[[Madcap Miriam]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 May 1953 || 18 Oct 1953
|-
|36 || "[[The Imaginary Playmate]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Oct 1953 || 31 Jan 1954
|-
|37 || "[[The Belt (Sunday story)|The Belt]]" || Falk || McCoy || 7 Feb 1954 || 6 Jun 1954
|-
|38 || "[[The Master Spy]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Jun 1954 || 10 Oct 1954
|-
|39 || "[[Alexander's Cup]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Oct 1954 || 27 Feb 1955
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|40 || "[[The Gibs Brothers]]" || Falk || McCoy || 6 Mar 1955 || 3 Apr 1955
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|41 || "[[The Crescent Cult (Sunday story)|The Crescent Cult]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Apr 1955 || 7 Aug 1955
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|42 || "[[The Horned Star Demons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Aug 1955 || 6 Nov 1955
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|43 || "[[A Proper Husband]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Nov 1955 || 12 Feb 1956
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|44 || "[[The Jungle Tourneys]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Feb 1956 || 20 May 1956
|-
|45 || "[[Pirate Day]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 May 1956 || 19 Aug 1956
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|46 || "[[The Rattle (Sunday story)|The Rattle]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Aug 1956 || 13 Jan 1957
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|47 || "[[Danglor, International Bank Thief]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Jan 1957 || 7 Apr 1957
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|48 || "[[A Lesson for Prince Orq]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Apr 1957 || 18 Aug 1957
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|49 || "[[The Frameup]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Aug 1957 || 22 Dec 1957
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|50 || "[[The Monster of Green Valley]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 Dec 1957 || 27 Jul 1958
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|51 || "[[The Plant God of the Massau]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Aug 1958 || 21 Dec 1958
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|52 || "[[A Tale of the Good Mark]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Dec 1958 || 14 Jun 1959
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|53 || "[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1959 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Jun 1959 || 3 Jan 1960
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|54 || "[[The River Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Jan 1960 || 22 May 1960
|-
|55 || "[[The Honeymooners]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 May 1960 || 23 Oct 1960
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|56 || "[[The Goggle-Eye Pirates (Sunday story)|The Goggle-Eye Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 30 Oct 1960 || 26 Mar 1961
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|57 || "[[Fluffy]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Apr 1961 || 13 Aug 1961
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|58 || "[[The Limper]]" || Falk || McCoy, [[Carmine Infantino|Infantino]], [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || 20 Aug 1961 || 29 Oct 1961
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|59 || "[[Queen Samaris XII]]" || Falk || Lignante || 5 Nov 1961 || 13 May 1962
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|60 || "[[Treasure of the Skull Cave]]" || Falk || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 20 May 1962 || 28 Oct 1962
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|61 || "[[The Astronaut and the Pirates (Sunday story)|The Astronaut and the Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Nov 1962 || 12 May 1963
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|62 || "[[Old Baldy]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 May 1963 || 15 Dec 1963
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|63 || "[[The Giant Bird of Gandor]]" || Falk || Barry || 22 Dec 1963 || 28 Jun 1964
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|64 || "[[The Founding of the Jungle Patrol]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jul 1964 || 24 Jan 1965
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|65 || "[[The Great Web of Spidera]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Jan 1965 || 27 Jun 1965
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|66 || "[[Mystery of Wamba Falls Inn]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Jul 1965 || 24 Oct 1965
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|67 || "[[The Veiled Lady (Sunday story)|The Veiled Lady]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Oct 1965 || 8 May 1966
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|68 || "[[Rex King (story)|Rex King]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 May 1966 || 11 Dec 1966
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|69 || "[[The Golden Sands of Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Dec 1966 || 2 Apr 1967
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|70 || "[[The Lions of Kukhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Apr 1967 || 6 Aug 1967
|-
|71 || "[[The Super-Jet Gang]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Aug 1967 || 26 Nov 1967
|-
|72 || "[[Strangers at Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Dec 1967 || 24 Mar 1968
|-
|73 || "[[The Little Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Mar 1968 || 11 Aug 1968
|-
|74 || "[[The Black Gold Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Aug 1968 || 29 Dec 1968
|-
|75 || "[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jan 1969 || 20 Apr 1969
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|76 || "[[The Hijackers]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Apr 1969 || 3 Aug 1969
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|77 || "[[The Missing Link (Sunday story)|The Missing Link]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Aug 1969 || 7 Dec 1969
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|78 || "[[The Golden People (story)|The Golden People]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Dec 1969 || 29 Mar 1970
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|79 || "[[The Dolphins]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Apr 1970 || 14 Jun 1970
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|80 || "[[The Beach]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jun 1970 || 13 Sep 1970
|-
|81 || "[[Alexander's Diamond Cup]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Sep 1970 || 7 Feb 1971
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|82 || "[[The Tale of the Gooley-Gooley Witch]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1971 || 9 May 1971
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|83 || "[[The Stolen Trophy]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 May 1971 || 1 Aug 1971
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|84 || "[[The Wig]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Aug 1971 || 31 Oct 1971
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|85 || "[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Nov 1971 || 6 Feb 1972
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|86 || "[[The Smugglers]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Feb 1972 || 14 May 1972
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|87 || "[[The Massacre]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 May 1972 || 27 Aug 1972
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|88 || "[[The Bike Gang]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Sep 1972 || 5 Nov 1972
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|89 || "[[The Hawk Master]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Nov 1972 || 11 Feb 1973
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|90 || "[[The Sky Divers]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Feb 1973 || 27 May 1973
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|91 || "[[Rex and the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1973 || 16 Sep 1973
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|92 || "[[The Golden Wood]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Sep 1973 || 23 Dec 1973
|-
|93 || "[[Phantom Treasure]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Dec 1973 || 9 Jun 1974
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|94 || "[[Tale of Joomba]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Jun 1974 || 29 Dec 1974
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|95 || "[[Little Girl]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jan 1975 || 11 May 1975
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|96 || "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 May 1975 || 10 Aug 1975
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|97 || "[[The Golden Beach]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Aug 1975 || 21 Dec 1975
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|98 || "[[The Blue Giant]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Dec 1975 || 11 Apr 1976
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|99 || "[[Joonkar and the Slavers]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Apr 1976 || 29 Aug 1976
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|100 || "[[The Stolen Ring]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Sep 1976 || 19 Dec 1976
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|101 || "[[The Swamp Dragon]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Dec 1976 || 17 Apr 1977
|-
|102 || "[[The Hunters]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Apr 1977 || 7 Aug 1977
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|103 || "[[The Delta Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Aug 1977 || 23 Oct 1977
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|104 || "[[The Wedding of the Phantom (Sunday story)|The Wedding of the Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Oct 1977 || 5 Feb 1978
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|105 || "[[The Three Bandits (Sunday story)|The Three Bandits]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Feb 1978 || 16 Apr 1978
|-
|106 || "[[What's Wrong with Hzz?]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Apr 1978 || 23 Jul 1978
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|107 || "[[The Star of Bangalla]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Jul 1978 || 5 Nov 1978
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|108 || "[[The Heirs (Sunday story)|The Heirs]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Nov 1978 || 20 May 1979
|-
|109 || "[[Jungle Olympics (Sunday story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 May 1979 || 2 Sep 1979
|-
|110 || "[[The Name]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Sep 1979 || 9 Dec 1979
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|111 || "[[The Vault of Missing Men (story)|The Vault of Missing Men]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Dec 1979 || 1 Jun 1980
|-
|112 || "[[The Uninvited Visitors]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Jun 1980 || 16 Nov 1980
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|113 || "[[Crook's Haven]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Nov 1980 || 24 May 1981
|-
|114 || "[[Crazy Louie's Story]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 May 1981 || 8 Nov 1981
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|115 || "[[Kit and the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Nov 1981 || 11 Apr 1982
|-
|116 || "[[The Terrorists (Sunday story)|The Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Apr 1982 || 5 Sep 1982
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|117 || "[[The Missing Link Family]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Sep 1982 || 16 Jan 1983
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|118 || "[[Mysterious Karapura]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jan 1983 || 31 Jul 1983
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|119 || "[[The Eastern Dark (story)|The Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Aug 1983 || 29 Jan 1984
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|120 || "[[The Golden Beach of Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Feb 1984 || 6 May 1984
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|121 || "[[The Deadliest Animals in the Jungle]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 May 1984 || 19 Aug 1984
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|122 || "[[The Third Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Aug 1984 || 17 Feb 1985
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|123 || "[[The Whispering Grove (story)|The Whispering Grove]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Feb 1985 || 9 Jun 1985
|-
|124 || "[[The Forest Giants]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Jun 1985 || 5 Jan 1986
|-
|125 || "[[Phantom Head Peak (story)|Phantom Head Peak]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Jan 1986 || 27 Apr 1986
|-
|126 || "[[Sunken Treasure]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 May 1986 || 31 Aug 1986
|-
|127 || "[[The Escaped Convicts]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Sep 1986 || 21 Dec 1986
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|128 || "[[Queen Amaza's Mate]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Dec 1986 || 28 Jun 1987
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|129 || "[[The Twins' 8th Birthday]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jul 1987 || 27 Sep 1987
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|130 || "[[The Irrondi and the Great Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Oct 1987 || 10 Apr 1988
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|131 || "[[The Bride of Xali]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Apr 1988 || 17 Jul 1988
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|132 || "[[Exodus of the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Jul 1988 || 26 Feb 1989
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|133 || "[[Death from the Sky]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Mar 1989 || 23 Jul 1989
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|134 || "[[Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Jul 1989 || 7 Jan 1990
|-
|135 || "[[The Eastern Dark at Janorra]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Jan 1990 || 13 May 1990
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|136 || "[[Return of the Thuggees (Sunday story)|Return of the Thuggees]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 May 1990 || 11 Aug 1991
|-
|137 || "[[The Fourth Son]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Aug 1991 || 17 May 1992
|-
|138 || "[[Tiger, Tiger]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 May 1992 || 6 Dec 1992
|-
|139 || "[[How The Phantom Saved The Earth]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Dec 1992 || 18 Jul 1993
|-
|140 || "[[The Jungle Olympics (Sunday story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 25 Jul 1993 || 16 Jan 1994
|-
|141 || "[[The Isle of Death]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jan 1994 || 3 Jul 1994
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|142 || "[[Phantom World]]" || Falk || Barry, [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Eric Doescher|Doescher]] || 10 Jul 1994 || 4 Dec 1994
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|143 || "[[Battle of the Jungle Boys]]" || Falk || Doescher, Olesen, [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || 11 Dec 1994 || 17 Sep 1995
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|144 || "[[Queen Medusa]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 24 Sep 1995 || 26 May 1996
|-
|145 || "[[The Lookout]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 2 Jun 1996 || 24 Nov 1996
|-
|146 || "[[Dig]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 1 Dec 1996 || 24 Aug 1997
|-
|147 || "[[Waterman]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 31 Aug 1997 || 19 Apr 1998
|-
|148 || "[[The Vanished Village]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 26 Apr 1998 || 27 Sep 1998
|-
|149 || "[[The Floradon Mystery]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 4 Oct 1998 || 14 Feb 1999
|-
|150 || "[[The Kidnappers]]" || Falk, [[Elizabeth Falk|Falk]] || Olesen, Fredericks || 21 Feb 1999 || 15 Aug 1999
|-
|151 || "[[The Wharf Rats (Sunday story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 22 Aug 1999 || 26 Dec 1999
|}

====Remakes====
=====[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]=====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!(Re-)writer !!Artist
|-
|1 || "[[The Game]]" || Falk, [[Bill Harris|Harris]]|| Lignante
|-
|2 || "[[The Rattle (Gold Key story)|The Rattle]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|3 || "[[The Test (Gold Key story)|The Test]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|4 || "[[The Diamond Cup]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|5 || "[[The Crybaby (Gold Key story)|The Crybaby]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|6 || "[[Oogooru]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|7 || "[[The Goggle-Eye Pirates (Gold Key story)|The Goggle-Eye Pirates]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|8 || "[[The Swamp Rats (Gold Key story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|9 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|10 || "[[The Lady from Nowhere (Gold Key story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|11 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood: Diana]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|12 || "[[The Super Apes (Gold Key story)|The Super Apes]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|13 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood: School]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|14 || "[[The Belt (Gold Key story)|The Belt]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|15 || "[[The Sixth Man]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|16 || "[[The Sleeping Giant]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|17 || "[[The Patrol]]" || Harris || Lignante
|-
|18 || "[[The Historian]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|19 || "[[Grandpa]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|20 || "[[The River Pirates (Gold Key story)|The River Pirates]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|21 || "[[The Tournament]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|22 || "[[The Chain (Gold Key story)|The Chain]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|23 || "[[The Crescent Cult (Gold Key story)|The Crescent Cult]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|24 || "[[Samaris (Gold Key story)|Samaris]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|25 || "[[The Treasure of the Skull Cave]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]]|| [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]]
|-
|26 || "[[The Astronaut and the Pirates (King story)|The Astronaut and the Pirates]]" || [[Bill Harris|Harris]] || Lignante
|-
|27 || "[[The Masked Emissary]]" || Harris || Lignante
|}

=====[[Team Fantomen stories]]=====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! (Re-)writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1||"[[The Mysterious Passenger (Team Fantomen story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || ? || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || ¤
|-
|2||"[[The Hunt for the Phantom]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|3||"[[The Pirate Theft]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|4|| "[[The Flying Horse (Team Fantomen story)|The Flying Horse]]" || ? || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || ¤
|-
|5|| "[[Diana Kidnapped]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|6|| "[[The Cruel Queen]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|7|| "[[The Fencing Master]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|8|| "[[The Jungle King]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|9|| "[[The Goddess of Death]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|10|| "[[The Girl Without Memory]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|11|| "[[The Mystery of the Arrow Ring]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|12|| "[[The Coup in Volara]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|13|| "[[The Island of Death (1971 story)|The Island of Death]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|14|| "[[The Boxing Mystery]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|15|| "[[Return of the Jungle League]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|16|| "[[Dead or Alive]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|17|| "[[Drama in the Desert]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|18|| "[[The Diamond Heist]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|19|| "[[The Diamond Mystery]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|20|| "[[The Generals' Hunt]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|21|| "[[The Buried Witness]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|22|| "[[The Gold of Destiny]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|23|| "[[The Pirate Girl]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|24|| "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (Team Fantomen story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|25 || "[[Samaris (Team Fantomen story)|Samaris]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|26 || "[[Gullique - The Island of Doom]]" || Granberg || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|27 || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|28 || "[[Tiger Girl]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|29 || "[[Queen Pera the Perfect (Team Fantomen story)|Queen Pera the Perfect]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|30 || "[[The Lady Luck, Part 1]]" || Granberg || Felmang ||
|-
|31 || "[[The Lady Luck, Part 2]]" || Granberg || Felmang ||
|-
|}

=====[[Fratelli Spada stories]]=====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! (Re-)writer !!Artist ||
|-
| 1 || "[[Solomon's Judgment]]" || ? || Ferri ||¤
|-
|}
[[Category: Writers|Falk, Lee]]

Lee Falk

2015-10-06T16:21:58Z

Stripar: /* Life and career */ Kanaseriff = Kanasireff

{{Creator
|name=Lee Falk
|image=[[Image:LeeFalk.jpg|300 px]]
|Born= April 28, 1911
|Died= March 13, 1999
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation= [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website=N/A
|}}
'''Lee Falk''' (born '''Leon Harrison Gross''', April 28, 1911 – March 13, 1999) was an American writer, best known as the creator of the popular comic strip heroes [[The Phantom]] and [[Mandrake the Magician]], who at the height of their popularity secured him over a hundred million readers every day. He was also a playwright and theatrical director/producer, leading him to direct actors such as Marlon Brando, Charlton Heston, Paul Newman, Chico Marx, and Ethel Waters. Falk also contributed to [[The Story of the Phantom|a series of novels]] about the Phantom.

==Life and career==
Leon was born in St. Louis, where he spent his childhood and youth. His mother was Eleanor Alina (a name he would later on, in some form, use in both Mandrake and Phantom stories), and his father was Benjamin Gross. Both of his parents were Jewish. Benjamin Gross died when Leon was a child, and Eleanor remarried to Albert Falk Epstein, who became Leon's father figure in life.

Leon changed his surname after leaving college. He took the middle name of his stepfather (Albert ''Falk'' Epstein), but "Lee" had been his nickname since childhood. His brother, Leslie, also took the name "Falk" around the same time.

When he began his comics writing career, his official biography claimed that he was an experienced world traveller who had studied with Eastern mystics, etc. In fact, he had simply made it up in order to seem more like the right kind of person to be writing about globe-trotting heroes like Mandrake and the Phantom; the trip to New York to pitch ''Mandrake the Magician'' to [[King Features Syndicate]] was at the time the farthest he'd been from home. In later life, however, he became an experienced world traveller for real - at least partly, he said, to avoid the embarrassment of having his bluff inadvertently called by genuine travellers wanting to swap anecdotes.

During World War 2, Lee also worked as chief of propaganda for the new radio station KMOX in Illinois, where he became the leader of the radio foreign language division of the Office of War Information.

Lee Falk married three times, with Louise Kanasireff, Constance Morehead Lilienthal, and Elizabeth Moxley (interestingly, he married Elizabeth, a respected stage-director, not long before he decided to marry the Phantom and his longtime girlfriend Diana Palmer in The Phantom strip). Elizabeth would sometimes help Lee with the scripts in his last years. She also finished his last Phantom stories after he died.
Lee became the father of three children, Valerie (daughter of Louise Kanaseriff), and Diane and Conley (children of Constance Morehead Lilienthal).

Lee died because of heart failure in 1999. He lived the last years of his life in New York, in an apartment with a panoramic view of the New York skyline and Central Park;and,lived during the summers in a house on Cape Cod. He literally wrote his comic strips from 1934 to the last days of his life, when in hospital he tore off his oxygen mask to dictate his stories. However, his two characters, Mandrake and, in particular, The Phantom, are still active and popular, both in comic books and comic strips.

== Creating Mandrake and The Phantom ==
Lee had a fascination for stage magicians ever since he was a kid. Lee, according to himself, sketched the first few Mandrake strips himself. When asked why the magician looked so much like himself, he replied, “Well, of course he did. I was alone in a room with a mirror when I drew him!”

The Phantom was inspired by Falk’s fascination for myths and legends, like the ones about El Cid, King Arthur, Nordic and Greek folklore, and popular fictional characters like Tarzan and Mowgli from The Jungle Book. Falk originally tinkered with the idea of calling his character The Gray Ghost, but finally decided that he preferred The Phantom. Lee revealed in an interview that Robin Hood, who often wore tights in the stories about him, inspired the skin-tight costume of the Phantom, which is known to have influenced the entire superhero-industry. In the A&E Phantom biography, he also told that Greek busts inspired the idea of the Phantom’s pupils not showing when he wore his mask. The Greek busts had no pupils, which Falk felt gave them an inhuman, interesting look. It is known that the look of the Phantom inspired the look of what has today become known as superheroes.

Lee thought that his comic strips would last a few weeks at best. Still, he ended up writing them for 65 years, until the last days of his life.

== Theatre ==
Lee's biggest passion was the theatre. During a lifetime, he ran 5 theaters, and produced around 300 plays, and directed 100 of them. He wrote 12 plays, two of them musicals; "Happy Dollar" and "Mandrake the Magician", based on his comic strip creation. After Lee's death, his widow Elizabeth directed a musical called "Mandrake the Magician and the Enchantress", which was written by Lee, which was essentially the same as the previous "Mandrake the Magician" musical. Some of his plays starred well known actors like Marlon Brando, Charlton Heston,Celeste Holm, Constance Moorehead, Basil Rathbone, Chico Marx, Ethel Waters, Paul Newman, Ezio Pinza, James Mason, Jack Warner, Shelley Winters, Farley Granger, Eve Arden, Alexis Smith, Victor Jory, Cedric Hardwicke, Eva Marie Saint, Eva Gabor, Sarah Churchill, James Donn, Eddie Bracken, Ann Corio, Robert Wilcox, and Paul Robeson.

The actors were all paid to perform, but many of them worked on fractions on what they would normally earn with their movie work. Lee was proud to tell that Marlon Brando turned down an offer of $10 000 a week to act on Broadway, in favor of working for Lee in Boston in 1953 in the play "Arms and the Man". His Boston contract was less than $500 a week.

==Awards and recognition==
Lee won many awards for his dedication to the field of writing for comics and theatre. Here are a selected few of them:
*The Yellow Kid Award (1971)
*The Roman Lifetime Achievement Award
*The Adamson Award for best foreign comics creator (Sweden, 1977)
*The Golden Adamson (Sweden, 1986)
*Silver T-Square Award (Reuben Award, 1986)
*In May 1994, his birthplace St. Louis honored him with Lee Falk Day.

On the premiere of [[The Phantom (1996 film)|The Phantom movie]] starring [[Billy Zane]], Lee received a letter from President Bill Clinton, congratulating him with his achievements.

Lee Falk has also been a candidate for the St. Louis Walk of Fame many times, but has so far not reached enough votes from the committee.

==Quotes==
"I give 100% of my time to theatre, and what's left goes to comics..."

(When asked about his age): "Never older than age thirty-nine."

"My only politics is up with democracy and down with dictatorships."

"Each artist, out of his own interests and imagination, creates his own world in his strip - this is true of Peanuts, Beetle Bailey, Popeye, all good strips. And you accomplish this not by imitating others - you come up with your own idea. To me, The Phantom and Mandrake are very real - much more than the people walking around whom I don't see very much. You have to believe in your own characters."

"The Phantom is a marvelous role model because he wins against evil. Evil does not triumph against the Phantom... He hates dictatorship and is in favor of democracy. He is also opposed to any violation of human rights."

== Appearances with his creations ==
Lee Falk's likeness has been used a couple of times in Phantom stories. He appears as the author Leo in "[[The Mystery on Cape Cod]]" and as another author in the fight against the Triads.

In the [[daily story]] "[[The Phantom At Sea]]" he appeared as himself narrating the events of the previous story, something that he did for every new story in the five story arc that began with "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]".

{{Wikipedia|October 11, 2007|Lee Falk}}

== Phantom work by Lee Falk ==
===Stories===
==== [[Daily stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!Start !!End
|-
|1 || "[[The Singh Brotherhood (story)|The Singh Brotherhood]]" || Falk || Falk, [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || 17 Feb 1936 || 7 Nov 1936
|-
|2 || "[[The Sky Band (story)|The Sky Band]]" || Falk || Moore || 9 Nov 1936 || 10 Apr 1937
|-
|3 || "[[The Diamond Hunters]]" || Falk || Moore || 12 Apr 1937 || 18 Sep 1937
|-
|4 || "[[Little Toma]]" || Falk || Moore || 20 Sep 1937 || 5 Feb 1938
|-
|5 || "[[The Prisoner of the Himalayas]]" || Falk || Moore || 7 Feb 1938 || 18 Jun 1938
|-
|6 || "[[Adventure in Algiers]]" || Falk || Moore || 20 Jun 1938 || 23 Jul 1938
|-
|7 || "[[The Shark's Nest]]" || Falk || Moore || 25 Jul 1938 || 5 Nov 1938
|-
|8 || "[[Fishers of Pearls]]" || Falk || Moore || 7 Nov 1938 || 28 Jan 1939
|-
|9 || "[[The Slave Traders]]" || Falk || Moore || 30 Jan 1939 || 6 May 1939
|-
|10 || "[[The Mysterious Girl]]" || Falk || Moore || 8 May 1939 || 2 Sep 1939
|-
|11 || "[[The Golden Circle (daily story)|The Golden Circle]]" || Falk || Moore || 4 Sep 1939 || 20 Jan 1940
|-
|12 || "[[The Seahorse]]" || Falk || Moore || 22 Jan 1940 || 27 Jul 1940
|-
|13 || "[[The Game of Alvar]]" || Falk || Moore || 29 Jul 1940 || 14 Dec 1940
|-
|14 || "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" || Falk || Moore || 16 Dec 1940 || 12 Jul 1941
|-
|15 || "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" || Falk || Moore || 14 Jul 1941 || 31 Jan 1942
|-
|16 || "[[The Inexorables]]" || Falk || Moore, [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || 2 Feb 1942 || 9 Jan 1943
|-
|17 || "[[Bent Beak Broder]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Jan 1943 || 22 May 1943
|-
|18 || "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]" || Falk || McCoy || 24 May 1943 || 24 Jul 1943
|-
|19 || "[[The Governor and Suzie]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Jul 1943 || 26 Feb 1944
|-
|20 || "[[The Spy Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Feb 1944 || 20 May 1944
|-
|21 || "[[The Crooner]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 May 1944 || 26 Aug 1944
|-
|22 || "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Aug 1944 || 24 Mar 1945
|-
|23 || "[[The Blue Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Mar 1945 || 26 May 1945
|-
|24 || "[[Lago the Lake God]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 May 1945 || 11 Aug 1945
|-
|25 || "[[The Wild Girl]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Aug 1945 || 10 Nov 1945
|-
|26 || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || Falk || Moore || 12 Nov 1945 || 16 Feb 1946
|-
|27 || "[[Princess Valerie]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 18 Feb 1946 || 13 Jul 1946
|-
|28 || "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 Jul 1946 || 26 Oct 1946
|-
|29 || "[[Mister Hog]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Oct 1946 || 29 Mar 1947
|-
|30 || "[[Romance and the Vesta Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 Mar 1947 || 29 Nov 1947
|-
|31 || "[[The Devil Road]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Dec 1947 || 22 May 1948
|-
|32 || "[[The Lady Luck]]" || Falk || McCoy || 24 May 1948 || 30 Oct 1948
|-
|33 || "[[The Masked Marvel]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Nov 1948 || 19 Feb 1949
|-
|34 || "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Feb 1949 || 23 Apr 1949
|-
|35 || "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Apr 1949 || 20 Aug 1949
|-
|36 || "[[The Thuggees]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 Aug 1949 || 25 Feb 1950
|-
|37 || "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1950 || 6 May 1950
|-
|38 || "[[The Movie Stars]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 May 1950 || 9 Sep 1950
|-
|39 || "[[The White Monkey]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Sep 1950 || 2 Dec 1950
|-
|40 || "[[The Gray Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 4 Dec 1950 || 24 Mar 1951
|-
|41 || "[[Whirlpool Channel]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Mar 1951 || 16 Jun 1951
|-
|42 || "[[The Tiger Girl]]" || Falk || McCoy || 18 Jun 1951 || 15 Sep 1951
|-
|43 || "[[The Governor's Family]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Sep 1951 || 1 Dec 1951
|-
|44 || "[[The Professor]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Dec 1951 || 15 Mar 1952
|-
|45 || "[[The Jungle Patrol (Story)|The Jungle Patrol]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Mar 1952 || 31 May 1952
|-
|46 || "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Jun 1952 || 19 Jul 1952
|-
|47 || "[[The Great Ajax]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Jul 1952 || 11 Oct 1952
|-
|48 || "[[The Toad Men]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Oct 1952 || 28 Feb 1953
|-
|49 || "[[The Lady from Nowhere (daily story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Mar 1953 || 20 Jun 1953
|-
|50 || "[[The Matchmaker]]" || Falk || McCoy || 22 Jun 1953 || 10 Oct 1953
|-
|51 || "[[The Super Apes (daily story)|The Super Apes]]" || Falk || McCoy || 12 Oct 1953 || 30 Jan 1954
|-
|52 || "[[Ragon's Game]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Feb 1954 || 5 Jun 1954
|-
|53 || "[[The Mob]]" || Falk || McCoy || 7 Jun 1954 || 11 Sep 1954
|-
|54 || "[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Sep 1954 || 18 Dec 1954
|-
|55 || "[[Aboard the SS Gay]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Dec 1954 || 12 Mar 1955
|-
|56 || "[[The Slimming of Prince Tagon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Mar 1955 || 21 May 1955
|-
|57 || "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 May 1955 || 30 Jul 1955
|-
|58 || "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Aug 1955 || 8 Oct 1955
|-
|59 || "[[Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Oct 1955 || 21 Jan 1956
|-
|60 || "[[The Wisdom of Solomon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Jan 1956 || 25 Feb 1956
|-
|61 || "[[U-Town]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1956 || 19 May 1956
|-
|62 || "[[The Grove of the Sleeping Giant]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 May 1956 || 1 Sep 1956
|-
|63 || "[[The Shoplifters]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Sep 1956 || 17 Nov 1956
|-
|64 || "[[The Heavyweight Champion]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Nov 1956 || 12 Jan 1957
|-
|65 || "[[Wambo the Gambler]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Jan 1957 || 30 Mar 1957
|-
|66 || "[[The White Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Apr 1957 || 29 Jun 1957
|-
|67 || "[[The Valley of No Return]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Jul 1957 || 21 Sep 1957
|-
|68 || "[[The Crown Jewels of Corba]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Sep 1957 || 21 Dec 1957
|-
|69 || "[[The Scorpia]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Dec 1957 || 3 May 1958
|-
|70 || "[[The Two Signs]]" || Falk || McCoy || 5 May 1958 || 23 Aug 1958
|-
|71 || "[[The Crybaby (daily story)|The Crybaby]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Aug 1958 || 1 Nov 1958
|-
|72 || "[[The Underwater Diamond Thieves]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Nov 1958 || 7 Mar 1959
|-
|73 || "[[The Betrothal]]" || Falk || McCoy || 9 Mar 1959 || 13 Jun 1959
|-
|74 || "[[The Swamp Rats (daily story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 Jun 1959 || 3 Oct 1959
|-
|75 || "[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || Falk || McCoy || 5 Oct 1959 || 16 Jan 1960
|-
|76 || "[[The Reporter]]" || Falk || McCoy || 18 Jan 1960 || 2 Apr 1960
|-
|77 || "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || Falk || McCoy || 4 Apr 1960 || 6 Aug 1960
|-
|78 || "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 Aug 1960 || 29 Oct 1960
|-
|79 || "[[The 50th Wife]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 Oct 1960 || 25 Feb 1961
|-
|80 || "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 Feb 1961 || 13 May 1961
|-
|81 || "[[The Werewolf]]" || Falk || McCoy || 15 May 1961 || 19 Aug 1961
|-
| 82 || "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || Falk || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 21 Aug 1961 || 10 Feb 1962
|-
| 83 || "[[The Epidemic]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Feb 1962 || 16 Jun 1962
|-
| 84 || "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jun 1962 || 13 Oct 1962
|-
| 85 || "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Oct 1962 || 1 Jun 1963
|-
| 86 || "[[The Mystery of the Island of Dogs]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1963 || 14 Dec 1963
|-
| 87 || "[[The Drummer of Timpenni]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Dec 1963 || 21 Mar 1964
|-
| 88 || "[[The Reef]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Mar 1964 || 27 Jun 1964
|-
| 89 || "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || Falk || Barry || 29 Jun 1964 || 12 Dec 1964
|-
| 90 || "[[The Bad Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Dec 1964 || 17 Apr 1965
|-
| 91 || "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 Apr 1965 || 31 Jul 1965
|-
| 92 || "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Aug 1965 || 1 Jan 1966
|-
| 93 || "[[Bullets' Town]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jan 1966 || 28 May 1966
|-
| 94 || "[[The Killer]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 May 1966 || 10 Sep 1966
|-
| 95 || "[[The Sea God]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Sep 1966 || 24 Dec 1966
|-
| 96 || "[[The Satchel]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Dec 1966 || 18 Mar 1967
|-
| 97 || "[[The Crime School]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Mar 1967 || 24 Jun 1967
|-
| 98 || "[[Deadman's Point]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Jun 1967 || 30 Sep 1967
|-
| 99 || "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Oct 1967 || 20 Jan 1968
|-
| 100 || "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 22 Jan 1968 || 4 May 1968
|-
| 101 || "[[The Frame-Up]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 May 1968 || 6 Jul 1968
|-
| 102 || "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Jul 1968 || 12 Oct 1968
|-
| 103 || "[[The Art Thieves]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Oct 1968 || 8 Feb 1969
|-
| 104 || "[[The Masked Ball]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Feb 1969 || 22 Mar 1969
|-
| 105 || "[[The Jungle Home]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Mar 1969 || 21 Jun 1969
|-
| 106 || "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jun 1969 || 4 Oct 1969
|-
| 107 || "[[The Gladiator]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Oct 1969 || 17 Jan 1970
|-
| 108 || "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 Jan 1970 || 18 Apr 1970
|-
| 109 || "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Apr 1970 || 25 Jul 1970
|-
| 110 || "[[The Mission]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Jul 1970 || 5 Dec 1970
|-
| 111 || "[[Yes]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Dec 1970 || 13 Feb 1971
|-
| 112 || "[[The Fence]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Feb 1971 || 8 May 1971
|-
| 113 || "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 May 1971 || 24 Jul 1971
|-
| 114 || "[[The Vultures (story)|The Vultures]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Jul 1971 || 6 Nov 1971
|-
| 115 || "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Nov 1971 || 8 Jan 1972
|-
| 116 || "[[The Witchman]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Jan 1972 || 8 Apr 1972
|-
| 117 || "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Apr 1972 || 15 Jul 1972
|-
| 118 || "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Jul 1972 || 14 Oct 1972
|-
| 119 || "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Oct 1972 || 27 Jan 1973
|-
| 120 || "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || Falk || Barry || 29 Jan 1973 || 5 May 1973
|-
| 121 || "[[The Things]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 May 1973 || 18 Aug 1973
|-
| 122 || "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Aug 1973 || 24 Nov 1973
|-
| 123 || "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Nov 1973 || 30 Mar 1974
|-
| 124 || "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Apr 1974 || 24 Aug 1974
|-
| 125 || "[[The Normal Life]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Aug 1974 || 28 Dec 1974
|-
| 126 || "[[The Cavelands]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Dec 1974 || 19 Apr 1975
|-
| 127 || "[[T]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Apr 1975 || 13 Sep 1975
|-
| 128 || "[[Hzzz]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Sep 1975 || 29 Nov 1975
|-
| 129 || "[[Star of Bangalla]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Dec 1975 || 6 Mar 1976
|-
| 130 || "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Mar 1976 || 31 Jul 1976
|-
| 131 || "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || Falk || Barry || 2 Aug 1976 || 30 Oct 1976
|-
| 132 || "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 1 Nov 1976 || 19 Feb 1977
|-
| 133 || "[[The Proposal]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Feb 1977 || 2 Apr 1977
|-
| 134 || "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Apr 1977 || 13 Aug 1977
|-
| 135 || "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Aug 1977 || 29 Oct 1977
|-
| 136 || "[[The Wedding of the Phantom (daily story)|The Wedding of the Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Oct 1977 || 4 Feb 1978
|-
| 137 || "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Feb 1978 || 15 Apr 1978
|-
| 138 || "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Apr 1978 || 16 Sep 1978
|-
| 139 || "[[Jungle City]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Sep 1978 || 16 Dec 1978
|-
| 140 || "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Dec 1978 || 19 May 1979
|-
| 141 || "[[Jungle Gold]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 May 1979 || 8 Sep 1979
|-
| 142 || "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Sep 1979 || 16 Feb 1980
|-
| 143 || "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Feb 1980 || 19 Jul 1980
|-
| 144 || "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jul 1980 || 1 Nov 1980
|-
| 145 || "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Nov 1980 || 4 Apr 1981
|-
| 146 || "[[The Hostages]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Apr 1981 || 4 Jul 1981
|-
| 147 || "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Jul 1981 || 12 Sep 1981
|-
| 148 || "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Sep 1981 || 16 Jan 1982
|-
| 149 || "[[Tale of Rex]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jan 1982 || 11 Sep 1982
|-
| 150 || "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Sep 1982 || 12 Feb 1983
|-
| 151 || "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1983 || 2 Jul 1983
|-
| 152 || "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Jul 1983 || 26 Nov 1983
|-
| 153 || "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Nov 1983 || 26 May 1984
|-
| 154 || "[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 May 1984 || 8 Sep 1984
|-
| 155 || "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Sep 1984 || 22 Dec 1984
|-
| 156 || "[[The Presidents]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Dec 1984 || 1 Jun 1985
|-
| 157 || "[[Drug Busters]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1985 || 7 Sep 1985
|-
| 158 || "[[The Lake Lady]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Sep 1985 || 1 Mar 1986
|-
| 159 || "[[Ruler of Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Mar 1986 || 5 Jul 1986
|-
| 160 || "[[The Tarashima Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Jul 1986 || 11 Apr 1987
|-
| 161 || "[[The Snake Goddess]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Apr 1987 || 12 Sep 1987
|-
| 162 || "[[Zabadabah]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Sep 1987 || 16 Jan 1988
|-
| 163 || "[[The Man-Thing]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jan 1988 || 21 May 1988
|-
| 164 || "[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 May 1988 || 3 Sep 1988
|-
| 165 || "[[Chasamba]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Sep 1988 || 4 Feb 1989
|-
| 166 || "[[Rex: Prince of Baronkhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 6 Feb 1989 || 5 Aug 1989
|-
| 167 || "[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Aug 1989 || 11 Nov 1989
|-
| 168 || "[[The Death Threat]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Nov 1989 || 24 Mar 1990
|-
| 169 || "[[The Master of Eden]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Mar 1990 || 16 Jun 1990
|-
| 170 || "[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Jun 1990 || 13 Oct 1990
|-
| 171 || "[[The Valley of the Elephants]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Oct 1990 || 2 Feb 1991
|-
| 172 || "[[Zima, The Rogue Elephant]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Feb 1991 || 8 Jun 1991
|-
| 173 || "[[The Jungle Patrol v The Drug Cartel]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Jun 1991 || 2 Nov 1991
|-
| 174 || "[[King Bongong]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Nov 1991 || 1 Feb 1992
|-
| 175 || "[[Prince Rex and Princess Alicia]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Feb 1992 || 25 Apr 1992
|-
| 176 || "[[Blackie]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Apr 1992 || 18 Jul 1992
|-
| 177 || "[[The Attilan Mystery]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Jul 1992 || 6 Feb 1993
|-
| 178 || "[[The Moxley Awards]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Feb 1993 || 19 Jun 1993
|-
| 179 || "[[Nukes]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jun 1993 || 13 Nov 1993
|-
| 180 || "[[Dinosaur]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Nov 1993 || 12 Feb 1994
|-
| 181 || "[[The Plotters]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1994 || 4 Jun 1994
|-
| 182 || "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || Falk || Barry, [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || 6 Jun 1994 || 17 Dec 1994
|-
|183 || "[[Buried Treasure]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 19 Dec 1994 || 29 Apr 1995
|-
|184 || "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 1 May 1995 || 2 Sep 1995
|-
|185 || "[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 4 Sep 1995 || 6 Jan 1996
|-
|186 || "[[Mr Big]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 8 Jan 1996 || 18 May 1996
|-
|187 || "[[Drama on Eden]]" || Falk || Olesen, Williams, [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || 20 May 1996 || 30 Nov 1996
|-
|188 || "[[Prince Rex - Kidnapped]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 2 Dec 1996 || 29 Mar 1997
|-
|189 || "[[The Silks of Emira]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 31 Mar 1997 || 26 Jul 1997
|-
|190 || "[[The Shaman]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 28 Jul 1997 || 15 Nov 1997
|-
|191 || "[[Joomkar's Crown]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 17 Nov 1997 || 18 Apr 1998
|-
|192 || "[[The Crater]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 20 Apr 1998 || 26 Sep 1998
|-
|193 || "[[The Dakk Pirates]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 28 Sep 1998 || 9 Jan 1999
|-
|194 || "[[The Albee]]" || Falk || Olesen/Williams || 11 Jan 1999 || 13 Mar 1999
|-
|195 || "[[Terror at the Opera]]" || Lee Falk, [[Elizabeth Falk]] || Olesen/Williams || 15 Mar 1999 || 10 July 1999
|}

==== [[Sunday stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!Start !!End
|-
|1 || "[[The League of Lost Men]]" || Falk || [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || 28 May 1939 || 15 Oct 1939
|-
|2 || "[[The Precious Cargo of Colonel Winn]]" || Falk || Moore || 22 Oct 1939 || 10 Mar 1940
|-
|3 || "[[The Fire Goddess]]" || Falk || Moore || 17 Mar 1940 || 21 Jul 1940
|-
|4 || "[[The Beachcomber]]" || Falk || Moore || 28 Jul 1940 || 29 Dec 1940
|-
|5 || "[[The Saboteurs]]" || Falk || Moore || 5 Jan 1941 || 23 Feb 1941
|-
|6 || "[[The Return of the Sky Band]]" || Falk || Moore || 2 Mar 1941 || 22 Feb 1942
|-
|7 || "[[The Impostor (Sunday story)|The Impostor]]" || Falk || Moore || 1 Mar 1942 || 11 Oct 1942
|-
|8 || "[[Castle in the Clouds]]" || Falk || Moore, [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || 18 Oct 1942 || 18 Apr 1943
|-
|9 || "[[The Ismani Cannibals]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Apr 1943 || 4 Jul 1943
|-
|10 || "[[Hamid the Terrible]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Jul 1943 || 25 Jun 1944
|-
|11 || "[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1944 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Jul 1944 || 7 Jan 1945
|-
|12 || "[[The Golden Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Jan 1945 || 24 Jun 1945
|-
|13 || "[[The Strange Fisherman]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 Jul 1945 || 2 Dec 1945
|-
|14 || "[[Queen Pera the Perfect (Sunday story)|Queen Pera the Perfect]]" || Falk || Moore || 9 Dec 1945 || 17 Mar 1946
|-
|15 || "[[King of Beasts]]" || Falk || Moore || 24 Mar 1946 || 4 Aug 1946
|-
|16 || "[[The Scarlet Sorceress]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 11 Aug 1946 || 22 Dec 1946
|-
|17 || "[[The 12 Tasks]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 29 Dec 1946 || 29 Jun 1947
|-
|18 || "[[The Dragon God]]" || Falk || Moore || 6 Jul 1947 || 16 Nov 1947
|-
|19 || "[[The Marshall Sisters]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 23 Nov 1947 || 16 May 1948
|-
|20 || "[[The Phantom Trophy]]" || Falk || Moore || 23 May 1948 || 5 Sep 1948
|-
|21 || "[[The Haunted Castle]]" || Falk || Moore, McCoy || 12 Sep 1948 || 13 Feb 1949
|-
|22 || "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Feb 1949 || 24 Apr 1949
|-
|23 || "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || Falk || McCoy || 1 May 1949 || 21 Aug 1949
|-
|24 || "[[The Thuggees]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Aug 1949 || 19 Feb 1950
|-
|25 || "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Feb 1950 || 7 May 1950
|-
|26 || "[[The Mysterious Passenger (Sunday story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 May 1950 || 16 Jul 1950
|-
|27 || "[[Jungle King]]" || Falk || McCoy || 23 Jul 1950 || 22 Oct 1950
|-
|28 || "[[The Phantom's Ring]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 Oct 1950 || 10 Jun 1951
|-
|29 || "[[The Rope People (story)|The Rope People]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Jun 1951 || 4 Nov 1951
|-
|30 || "[[Tale of Devil]]" || Falk || McCoy || 11 Nov 1951 || 23 Mar 1952
|-
|31 || "[[The 'Copter Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 30 Mar 1952 || 13 Jul 1952
|-
|32 || "[[The Female Phantom (story)|The Female Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Jul 1952 || 12 Oct 1952
|-
|33 || "[[Diana and the Bank Robbers]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Oct 1952 || 1 Feb 1953
|-
|34 || "[[The Chain (Sunday story)|The Chain]]" || Falk || McCoy || 8 Feb 1953 || 24 May 1953
|-
|35 || "[[Madcap Miriam]]" || Falk || McCoy || 31 May 1953 || 18 Oct 1953
|-
|36 || "[[The Imaginary Playmate]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Oct 1953 || 31 Jan 1954
|-
|37 || "[[The Belt (Sunday story)|The Belt]]" || Falk || McCoy || 7 Feb 1954 || 6 Jun 1954
|-
|38 || "[[The Master Spy]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Jun 1954 || 10 Oct 1954
|-
|39 || "[[Alexander's Cup]]" || Falk || McCoy || 17 Oct 1954 || 27 Feb 1955
|-
|40 || "[[The Gibs Brothers]]" || Falk || McCoy || 6 Mar 1955 || 3 Apr 1955
|-
|41 || "[[The Crescent Cult (Sunday story)|The Crescent Cult]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Apr 1955 || 7 Aug 1955
|-
|42 || "[[The Horned Star Demons]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Aug 1955 || 6 Nov 1955
|-
|43 || "[[A Proper Husband]]" || Falk || McCoy || 13 Nov 1955 || 12 Feb 1956
|-
|44 || "[[The Jungle Tourneys]]" || Falk || McCoy || 19 Feb 1956 || 20 May 1956
|-
|45 || "[[Pirate Day]]" || Falk || McCoy || 27 May 1956 || 19 Aug 1956
|-
|46 || "[[The Rattle (Sunday story)|The Rattle]]" || Falk || McCoy || 26 Aug 1956 || 13 Jan 1957
|-
|47 || "[[Danglor, International Bank Thief]]" || Falk || McCoy || 20 Jan 1957 || 7 Apr 1957
|-
|48 || "[[A Lesson for Prince Orq]]" || Falk || McCoy || 14 Apr 1957 || 18 Aug 1957
|-
|49 || "[[The Frameup]]" || Falk || McCoy || 25 Aug 1957 || 22 Dec 1957
|-
|50 || "[[The Monster of Green Valley]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 Dec 1957 || 27 Jul 1958
|-
|51 || "[[The Plant God of the Massau]]" || Falk || McCoy || 3 Aug 1958 || 21 Dec 1958
|-
|52 || "[[A Tale of the Good Mark]]" || Falk || McCoy || 28 Dec 1958 || 14 Jun 1959
|-
|53 || "[[The Childhood of the Phantom (1959 story)|The Childhood of the Phantom]]" || Falk || McCoy || 21 Jun 1959 || 3 Jan 1960
|-
|54 || "[[The River Gang]]" || Falk || McCoy || 10 Jan 1960 || 22 May 1960
|-
|55 || "[[The Honeymooners]]" || Falk || McCoy || 29 May 1960 || 23 Oct 1960
|-
|56 || "[[The Goggle-Eye Pirates (Sunday story)|The Goggle-Eye Pirates]]" || Falk || McCoy || 30 Oct 1960 || 26 Mar 1961
|-
|57 || "[[Fluffy]]" || Falk || McCoy || 2 Apr 1961 || 13 Aug 1961
|-
|58 || "[[The Limper]]" || Falk || McCoy, [[Carmine Infantino|Infantino]], [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || 20 Aug 1961 || 29 Oct 1961
|-
|59 || "[[Queen Samaris XII]]" || Falk || Lignante || 5 Nov 1961 || 13 May 1962
|-
|60 || "[[Treasure of the Skull Cave]]" || Falk || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 20 May 1962 || 28 Oct 1962
|-
|61 || "[[The Astronaut and the Pirates (Sunday story)|The Astronaut and the Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Nov 1962 || 12 May 1963
|-
|62 || "[[Old Baldy]]" || Falk || Barry || 19 May 1963 || 15 Dec 1963
|-
|63 || "[[The Giant Bird of Gandor]]" || Falk || Barry || 22 Dec 1963 || 28 Jun 1964
|-
|64 || "[[The Founding of the Jungle Patrol]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jul 1964 || 24 Jan 1965
|-
|65 || "[[The Great Web of Spidera]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Jan 1965 || 27 Jun 1965
|-
|66 || "[[Mystery of Wamba Falls Inn]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Jul 1965 || 24 Oct 1965
|-
|67 || "[[The Veiled Lady (Sunday story)|The Veiled Lady]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Oct 1965 || 8 May 1966
|-
|68 || "[[Rex King (story)|Rex King]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 May 1966 || 11 Dec 1966
|-
|69 || "[[The Golden Sands of Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Dec 1966 || 2 Apr 1967
|-
|70 || "[[The Lions of Kukhan]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Apr 1967 || 6 Aug 1967
|-
|71 || "[[The Super-Jet Gang]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Aug 1967 || 26 Nov 1967
|-
|72 || "[[Strangers at Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Dec 1967 || 24 Mar 1968
|-
|73 || "[[The Little Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 Mar 1968 || 11 Aug 1968
|-
|74 || "[[The Black Gold Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Aug 1968 || 29 Dec 1968
|-
|75 || "[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jan 1969 || 20 Apr 1969
|-
|76 || "[[The Hijackers]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 Apr 1969 || 3 Aug 1969
|-
|77 || "[[The Missing Link (Sunday story)|The Missing Link]]" || Falk || Barry || 10 Aug 1969 || 7 Dec 1969
|-
|78 || "[[The Golden People (story)|The Golden People]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Dec 1969 || 29 Mar 1970
|-
|79 || "[[The Dolphins]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Apr 1970 || 14 Jun 1970
|-
|80 || "[[The Beach]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 Jun 1970 || 13 Sep 1970
|-
|81 || "[[Alexander's Diamond Cup]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 Sep 1970 || 7 Feb 1971
|-
|82 || "[[The Tale of the Gooley-Gooley Witch]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Feb 1971 || 9 May 1971
|-
|83 || "[[The Stolen Trophy]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 May 1971 || 1 Aug 1971
|-
|84 || "[[The Wig]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Aug 1971 || 31 Oct 1971
|-
|85 || "[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Nov 1971 || 6 Feb 1972
|-
|86 || "[[The Smugglers]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Feb 1972 || 14 May 1972
|-
|87 || "[[The Massacre]]" || Falk || Barry || 21 May 1972 || 27 Aug 1972
|-
|88 || "[[The Bike Gang]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Sep 1972 || 5 Nov 1972
|-
|89 || "[[The Hawk Master]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Nov 1972 || 11 Feb 1973
|-
|90 || "[[The Sky Divers]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Feb 1973 || 27 May 1973
|-
|91 || "[[Rex and the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 3 Jun 1973 || 16 Sep 1973
|-
|92 || "[[The Golden Wood]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Sep 1973 || 23 Dec 1973
|-
|93 || "[[Phantom Treasure]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Dec 1973 || 9 Jun 1974
|-
|94 || "[[Tale of Joomba]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Jun 1974 || 29 Dec 1974
|-
|95 || "[[Little Girl]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jan 1975 || 11 May 1975
|-
|96 || "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 May 1975 || 10 Aug 1975
|-
|97 || "[[The Golden Beach]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Aug 1975 || 21 Dec 1975
|-
|98 || "[[The Blue Giant]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Dec 1975 || 11 Apr 1976
|-
|99 || "[[Joonkar and the Slavers]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Apr 1976 || 29 Aug 1976
|-
|100 || "[[The Stolen Ring]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Sep 1976 || 19 Dec 1976
|-
|101 || "[[The Swamp Dragon]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Dec 1976 || 17 Apr 1977
|-
|102 || "[[The Hunters]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Apr 1977 || 7 Aug 1977
|-
|103 || "[[The Delta Pirates]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Aug 1977 || 23 Oct 1977
|-
|104 || "[[The Wedding of the Phantom (Sunday story)|The Wedding of the Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Oct 1977 || 5 Feb 1978
|-
|105 || "[[The Three Bandits (Sunday story)|The Three Bandits]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Feb 1978 || 16 Apr 1978
|-
|106 || "[[What's Wrong with Hzz?]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Apr 1978 || 23 Jul 1978
|-
|107 || "[[The Star of Bangalla]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Jul 1978 || 5 Nov 1978
|-
|108 || "[[The Heirs (Sunday story)|The Heirs]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Nov 1978 || 20 May 1979
|-
|109 || "[[Jungle Olympics (Sunday story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 27 May 1979 || 2 Sep 1979
|-
|110 || "[[The Name]]" || Falk || Barry || 9 Sep 1979 || 9 Dec 1979
|-
|111 || "[[The Vault of Missing Men (story)|The Vault of Missing Men]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Dec 1979 || 1 Jun 1980
|-
|112 || "[[The Uninvited Visitors]]" || Falk || Barry || 8 Jun 1980 || 16 Nov 1980
|-
|113 || "[[Crook's Haven]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Nov 1980 || 24 May 1981
|-
|114 || "[[Crazy Louie's Story]]" || Falk || Barry || 31 May 1981 || 8 Nov 1981
|-
|115 || "[[Kit and the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 15 Nov 1981 || 11 Apr 1982
|-
|116 || "[[The Terrorists (Sunday story)|The Terrorists]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Apr 1982 || 5 Sep 1982
|-
|117 || "[[The Missing Link Family]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Sep 1982 || 16 Jan 1983
|-
|118 || "[[Mysterious Karapura]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jan 1983 || 31 Jul 1983
|-
|119 || "[[The Eastern Dark (story)|The Eastern Dark]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Aug 1983 || 29 Jan 1984
|-
|120 || "[[The Golden Beach of Keela-Wee]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Feb 1984 || 6 May 1984
|-
|121 || "[[The Deadliest Animals in the Jungle]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 May 1984 || 19 Aug 1984
|-
|122 || "[[The Third Phantom]]" || Falk || Barry || 26 Aug 1984 || 17 Feb 1985
|-
|123 || "[[The Whispering Grove (story)|The Whispering Grove]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Feb 1985 || 9 Jun 1985
|-
|124 || "[[The Forest Giants]]" || Falk || Barry || 16 Jun 1985 || 5 Jan 1986
|-
|125 || "[[Phantom Head Peak (story)|Phantom Head Peak]]" || Falk || Barry || 12 Jan 1986 || 27 Apr 1986
|-
|126 || "[[Sunken Treasure]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 May 1986 || 31 Aug 1986
|-
|127 || "[[The Escaped Convicts]]" || Falk || Barry || 7 Sep 1986 || 21 Dec 1986
|-
|128 || "[[Queen Amaza's Mate]]" || Falk || Barry || 28 Dec 1986 || 28 Jun 1987
|-
|129 || "[[The Twins' 8th Birthday]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Jul 1987 || 27 Sep 1987
|-
|130 || "[[The Irrondi and the Great Ones]]" || Falk || Barry || 4 Oct 1987 || 10 Apr 1988
|-
|131 || "[[The Bride of Xali]]" || Falk || Barry || 17 Apr 1988 || 17 Jul 1988
|-
|132 || "[[Exodus of the Little People]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 Jul 1988 || 26 Feb 1989
|-
|133 || "[[Death from the Sky]]" || Falk || Barry || 5 Mar 1989 || 23 Jul 1989
|-
|134 || "[[Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen]]" || Falk || Barry || 30 Jul 1989 || 7 Jan 1990
|-
|135 || "[[The Eastern Dark at Janorra]]" || Falk || Barry || 14 Jan 1990 || 13 May 1990
|-
|136 || "[[Return of the Thuggees (Sunday story)|Return of the Thuggees]]" || Falk || Barry || 20 May 1990 || 11 Aug 1991
|-
|137 || "[[The Fourth Son]]" || Falk || Barry || 18 Aug 1991 || 17 May 1992
|-
|138 || "[[Tiger, Tiger]]" || Falk || Barry || 24 May 1992 || 6 Dec 1992
|-
|139 || "[[How The Phantom Saved The Earth]]" || Falk || Barry || 13 Dec 1992 || 18 Jul 1993
|-
|140 || "[[The Jungle Olympics (Sunday story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || Falk || Barry || 25 Jul 1993 || 16 Jan 1994
|-
|141 || "[[The Isle of Death]]" || Falk || Barry || 23 Jan 1994 || 3 Jul 1994
|-
|142 || "[[Phantom World]]" || Falk || Barry, [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Eric Doescher|Doescher]] || 10 Jul 1994 || 4 Dec 1994
|-
|143 || "[[Battle of the Jungle Boys]]" || Falk || Doescher, Olesen, [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || 11 Dec 1994 || 17 Sep 1995
|-
|144 || "[[Queen Medusa]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 24 Sep 1995 || 26 May 1996
|-
|145 || "[[The Lookout]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 2 Jun 1996 || 24 Nov 1996
|-
|146 || "[[Dig]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 1 Dec 1996 || 24 Aug 1997
|-
|147 || "[[Waterman]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 31 Aug 1997 || 19 Apr 1998
|-
|148 || "[[The Vanished Village]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 26 Apr 1998 || 27 Sep 1998
|-
|149 || "[[The Floradon Mystery]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 4 Oct 1998 || 14 Feb 1999
|-
|150 || "[[The Kidnappers]]" || Falk, [[Elizabeth Falk|Falk]] || Olesen, Fredericks || 21 Feb 1999 || 15 Aug 1999
|-
|151 || "[[The Wharf Rats (Sunday story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || Falk || Olesen, Fredericks || 22 Aug 1999 || 26 Dec 1999
|}

====Remakes====
=====[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]=====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!(Re-)writer !!Artist
|-
|1 || "[[The Game]]" || Falk, [[Bill Harris|Harris]]|| Lignante
|-
|2 || "[[The Rattle (Gold Key story)|The Rattle]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|3 || "[[The Test (Gold Key story)|The Test]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|4 || "[[The Diamond Cup]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|5 || "[[The Crybaby (Gold Key story)|The Crybaby]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|6 || "[[Oogooru]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|7 || "[[The Goggle-Eye Pirates (Gold Key story)|The Goggle-Eye Pirates]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|8 || "[[The Swamp Rats (Gold Key story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|9 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|10 || "[[The Lady from Nowhere (Gold Key story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|11 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood: Diana]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|12 || "[[The Super Apes (Gold Key story)|The Super Apes]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|13 || "[[The Phantom's Boyhood: School]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|14 || "[[The Belt (Gold Key story)|The Belt]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|15 || "[[The Sixth Man]]" || Falk, Harris|| Lignante
|-
|16 || "[[The Sleeping Giant]]" || Falk, Harris || Lignante
|-
|17 || "[[The Patrol]]" || Harris || Lignante
|-
|18 || "[[The Historian]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|19 || "[[Grandpa]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|20 || "[[The River Pirates (Gold Key story)|The River Pirates]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|21 || "[[The Tournament]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|22 || "[[The Chain (Gold Key story)|The Chain]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|23 || "[[The Crescent Cult (Gold Key story)|The Crescent Cult]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|24 || "[[Samaris (Gold Key story)|Samaris]]" || Lignante || Lignante
|-
|25 || "[[The Treasure of the Skull Cave]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]]|| [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]]
|-
|26 || "[[The Astronaut and the Pirates (King story)|The Astronaut and the Pirates]]" || [[Bill Harris|Harris]] || Lignante
|-
|27 || "[[The Masked Emissary]]" || Harris || Lignante
|}

=====[[Team Fantomen stories]]=====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! (Re-)writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1||"[[The Mysterious Passenger (Team Fantomen story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || ? || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || ¤
|-
|2||"[[The Hunt for the Phantom]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|3||"[[The Pirate Theft]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|4|| "[[The Flying Horse (Team Fantomen story)|The Flying Horse]]" || ? || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || ¤
|-
|5|| "[[Diana Kidnapped]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|6|| "[[The Cruel Queen]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|7|| "[[The Fencing Master]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|8|| "[[The Jungle King]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|9|| "[[The Goddess of Death]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|10|| "[[The Girl Without Memory]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|11|| "[[The Mystery of the Arrow Ring]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|12|| "[[The Coup in Volara]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|13|| "[[The Island of Death (1971 story)|The Island of Death]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|14|| "[[The Boxing Mystery]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|15|| "[[Return of the Jungle League]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|16|| "[[Dead or Alive]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|17|| "[[Drama in the Desert]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|18|| "[[The Diamond Heist]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|19|| "[[The Diamond Mystery]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|20|| "[[The Generals' Hunt]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|21|| "[[The Buried Witness]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|22|| "[[The Gold of Destiny]]" || ? || Eralp || ¤
|-
|23|| "[[The Pirate Girl]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|24|| "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (Team Fantomen story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || ? || Wilhelmsson || ¤
|-
|25 || "[[Samaris (Team Fantomen story)|Samaris]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|26 || "[[Gullique - The Island of Doom]]" || Granberg || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|27 || "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|28 || "[[Tiger Girl]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|29 || "[[Queen Pera the Perfect (Team Fantomen story)|Queen Pera the Perfect]]" || Granberg || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
|30 || "[[The Lady Luck, Part 1]]" || Granberg || Felmang ||
|-
|31 || "[[The Lady Luck, Part 2]]" || Granberg || Felmang ||
|-
|}

=====[[Fratelli Spada stories]]=====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !! (Re-)writer !!Artist ||
|-
| 1 || "[[Solomon's Judgment]]" || ? || Ferri ||¤
|-
|}
[[Category: Writers|Falk, Lee]]

User talk:Andreas

2015-10-06T13:25:34Z

Stripar: /* Nils Kajander‎ */

Concerning your edit to the first series of [[L'Uomo Mascherato (Fratelli Spada)]], was really the first issue in 1967 #167? #221 was released in February 1967, should not the first issue in 1967 be #213? [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] 13:07, 22 November 2009 (UTC)

== Name of the new daily story ==
I am curious: from where did you get the name "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" for the latest [[daily story]]? I cannot find it. No mentioning at chroniclechamber.com. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] 13:25, 25 November 2009 (UTC)

== Spamming ==
I have proposed ways to prevent spamming at the Bandar Village. Since I have received no response what so ever, I alert those of you that have had to mainly deal with the spamming so far. Thus, the topic might be discussed. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] 12:43, 31 May 2010 (UTC)

There's a series with the same name from RGE.

:Spammer named "CoppockBechtel535" has been blocked but his article entitled "CoppockBechtel535" (same name) is still present and needs to be deleted.[[User:Alain03|Alain03]] 20:42, 26 February 2012 (CET)

== Nils Kajander‎ ==
Hi, Andreas. You say regarding Nils Kajander‎'s year of birth "There are actually several Nils Kajander with Phantom connections, I am not sure this is the correct birth year for the writer". Well, I'm NOT expert for Finnish Phantom, but I have found two strong reasons to point specifically to this Kajander (b. 1975 in Helsinki) as the one who wrote "The Gulf of Aden Pirates". First: artist Kari Leppänen himself says that writer was [http://karileppanencomics.fi/english%20extra%20phantomworks.htm "mister Kajander, who was ex-advertising agency-man"], and we find just that at kajander.net: [http://www.kajander.net/nils/ "working as an Art Director at an advertising agency"] and Kajander's Linkedin profile in [https://fi.linkedin.com/in/nilskajander Experience section]. Of course, statistically there still is possibility that I'm wrong, so feel free to do what you find as proper. BTW, what is internal policy of PhantomWiki for in-line references? --[[User:Stripar|Stripar]] ([[User talk:Stripar|talk]]) 10:32, 6 October 2015 (CEST)
:I managed to track down a newspaper interview with Nils Kajander, the writer. He was retired before he wrote his Phantom script, and thus was born before 1975. But he has worked in advertising, like the other Nils Kajander you found.
:The link on Leppänen's website says that Kajander was a member of Scandinavian Chapter, and apparently he has made proposals for Phantom memorabilia which unfortunately have never been produced. See brief mention [http://schapter.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=61:22th-event-ms-mariella&catid=18&Itemid=34 here]. (I actually believed this was the 1975 Kajander, but apparently not – which means that the younger Kajander has no Phantom connections I am aware of).
:References can be added as footnotes, like I did in the Kajander article. Except for stories where we add the story titles directly in the text, see for example [[Miss Tagama]]. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 13:21, 6 October 2015 (CEST)
::Good detective work! :) And thanks for reference info. Cheers. --[[User:Stripar|Stripar]] ([[User talk:Stripar|talk]]) 15:25, 6 October 2015 (CEST)

User talk:Andreas

2015-10-06T08:33:17Z

Stripar: /* Nils Kajander‎ */

User talk:Andreas

2015-10-06T08:32:13Z

Stripar: Nils Kajander

Brana Jovanović

2015-10-05T15:40:31Z

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{{Creator
|name=Brana Jovanović
|image=
|Born= September 5, 1933
|Died= July 11, 2002
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Branislav "Brana" Jovanović''' is/was a Yugoslavian/Serbian cover artist.

== Biography ==
{{stub}}

== Phantom work by Brana Jovanović ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:super 37.jpg|[[Super EKS Almanah 37 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Jovanović, Brana]]

Brana Jovanović

2015-10-05T15:37:46Z

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{{Creator
|name=Brana Jovanović
|image=
|Born= September 5, 1933
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Branislav "Brana" Jovanović''' is/was a Yugoslavian/Serbian cover artist.

== Biography ==
{{stub}}

== Phantom work by Brana Jovanović ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:super 37.jpg|[[Super EKS Almanah 37 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Jovanović, Brana]]

Sibin Slavković

2015-10-05T15:33:15Z

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{{Creator
|name=Sibin Slavković
|image=
|Born= October 10, 1953
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= N/A
|}}

'''SibinSlavković''' is a Yugoslavian/Serbian cover artist.

== Biography ==
Sibin Slavković is penciller, illustrator and long-time editor of the famous Yugoslavian magazine "YU strip" and even more famous "[[Stripoteka]]" magazine. He was born in Žunjevići, Novi Pazar in 1953. His comic career started in 1975 in "[[Dečje Novine]]". Later he became an editor of "YU strip" magazine. In 1982 he moved to the "[[Marketprint]]" publishing company where he edited "Stripoteka" and worked on the "Tarzan" comics. Under the pen-name "S. Žunjević" he drew many episodes of "Veliki Blek" (in original Italian version "Il grande Blek") licensed comics for Novi Sad publisher "Dnevnik". He also illustrated many books, schoolbooks, didactic manuals and textbooks. His most prominent works are "Cepanica" (in english would be "Log"), "Vendes", "Stormy & Iceberg", and "Una conchita, un caballero y un pistolero" (from the "Sheriff Shield" serial). He received an award from the Belgrade "Strip salon" (Comic exhibition) for his contribution in comic publishing.

== Phantom work by Sibin Slavković ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Bibliotekanostalgija 2.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 2 cover]]
Image:Mandrakmagazin 2.jpg|[[Mandrak magazin 2 cover]]
Image:Super 4.jpg|[[Super EKS Almanah 4 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Slavković, Sibin]]

Sverre Årnes

2015-10-05T15:31:24Z

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{{Creator
|name=Sverre Årnes
|image=
|Born= May 14, 1949
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norwegian
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website=[http://www.sverreaarnes.com/ Sverre Årnes]
|}}
'''Sverre Årnes''' (born May 14, 1949) is a Norwegian writer.
==Biography ==
Within comics, he has most notably worked on [[The Phantom]], James Bond, and his own creation "Soga om Sigrid". In addition Årnes has written several novels, short stories, film scripts, articles, and radio dramas.
{{stub}}
==Phantom works==
===Stories===
====[[Team Fantomen stories]]====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[The Golden Beetle]]" || Årnes || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || ¤
|-
|2 || "[[The Mines of Death]]" || Årnes || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || ¤
|-
|3 || "[[Korzan - King of the Jungle]]" || Årnes || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|4 || "[[Ziggor the Horrible]]" || Årnes || Bade || ¤
|-
|5 || "[[The Devil's Drug]]" || Årnes || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|6 || "[[The Grave Vandals]]" || Årnes || Spadari ||
|-
|7 || "[[The Fight for the Baboons]]" || Årnes || Bade || ¤
|-
|8 || "[[The Wolf is Coming]]" || Årnes || Spadari ||
|-
|9 || "[[The Uranium Wreck]]" || Årnes || Bade ||
|-
|10 || "[[The Drug Terrorists]]" || Årnes || Bade || ¤
|-
|11 || "[[Kukailomoko, Part 1: Destroyer of the Earth]]" || Årnes || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|12 || "[[Kukailomoko, Part 2: Phan-ton]]" || Årnes || Cruz ||
|-
|13 || "[[Kukailomoko, Part 3: The City of Slaves]]" || Årnes || Cruz ||
|-
|14 || "[[Jungle Adventures: Devil in New York]]" || Årnes || Spadari || ¤
|-
|15 || "[[Jungle Adventures: Secret of the Gold Container]]" || Årnes || Spadari || ¤
|-
|16 || "[[Jungle Adventures: Caesar's Laurel]]" || Årnes || Bade || ¤
|-
|17 || "[[The Murderers from Moscow]]" || Årnes || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|18 || "[[The Phantom from the Bronx]]" || Årnes || Bade ||
|-
|19 || "[[Lily Palmer's Secret]]" || Årnes || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] ||
|-
|20 || "[[The Assassination of Prince William]]" || Årnes || Felmang, Benny ||
|}

==External links==
*[http://home.no.net/sverrarn/index.htm Official website] (in Norwegian)

[[Category:Writers|Årnes, Sverre]]

Ebbe Zetterstad

2015-10-05T15:30:42Z

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{{Creator
|name=Ebbe Zetterstad
|image=
|Born= May 25, 1924
|Died= Januar 15, 2012
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Swedish
|Occupation=[[:Category:Editorial people|Editorial people]], [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Ebbe Zetterstad''' (sometimes '''Ebbe Setterstad''') was the fifth editor-in-chief of ''[[Fantomen]]'' in 1958-1961. At the sixties he wrote the script to some Phantom stories, though it is unknown which stories.

== Biography ==
Zetterstad succeeded [[Bengt Cramner]] as the editor in 1958. His first issue was [[Fantomen 1/1958|''Fantomen'' 1/1958]] and his last issue was [[Fantomen 13/1961|''Fantomen'' 13/1961]], then he was succeeded by [[Jan E. Israelsson]].
{{stub}}
[[Category:Editorial people|Zetterstad, Ebbe]]
[[Category:Writers|Zetterstad, Ebbe]]

Norman Worker

2015-10-05T15:20:06Z

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{{Creator
|name=Norman Worker
|image=
|Born= 1927
|Died= February 5, 2005
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] British
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|Results=
|Signature=
|}}
'''Norman J. Worker''' (1927-2005) was a British writer who wrote 128 Phantom stories for [[Team Fantomen]], in the beginning under the pseudonym '''John Bull'''.
== Biography ==
Worker was one of the most popular writers of [[Team Fantomen]], in total 10 of his stories won in the annual [[Best Story]] contest of ''Fantomen'' and/or ''Fantomet''.

Worker also wrote several other comics for the Scandinavian market, including "Hunter", published with 6 episodes in ''[[Agent X9]]'' before it was drastically changed, renamed to "Tybalt", and moved to ''[[Fantomen]]''. Worker wrote 21 "Tybalt" episodes. Worker also wrote the script for the comic "Albatross", which was produced directly for ''Fantomen''.
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== Phantom work by Norman Worker ==
===Stories===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
|1|| "[[Vultures Over Vacul]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]]
|-
|2|| "[[The City of Horror]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]]
|-
|3|| "[[Secret of the Arctic]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || [[Georges Bess|Bess]]
|-
|4|| "[[The Last Shogun]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || [[Federico Maidagan|Maidagan]]
|-
|5|| "[[The Last Assignment]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|6|| "[[The Kali Sect]]" || Worker (as John Bull) || Vallvé
|-
|7|| "[[The Tyrant in Tiang]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|8|| "[[The Ghost Pirates (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|9|| "[[The Skeleton Coast]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|10|| "[[A Dangerous Voyage]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|11|| "[[The Mona Lisa Caper]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|12|| "[[The Avenger from the Sea]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|13|| "[[The Jackal]]" || Worker || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|-
|14|| "[[The Impostor (Team Fantomen story)|The Impostor]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|15|| "[[The Nuclear Pirates]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|16|| "[[The Great Race (1978 story)|The Great Race]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|17|| "[[The Ghost Cliff]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|18|| "[[Evil Forces]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|19|| "[[Secret of the Cave Island]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|20|| "[[The Storm]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|21|| "[[The Escape from the Bastille]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|22|| "[[Emergency Landing in the South Seas]]" || [[Anders Eklund|Eklund]], Worker || Bade
|-
|23|| "[[The False Prince]]" || Worker || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
|24|| "[[The Truck Pirates]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|25|| "[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 1: Princess Sin]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|26|| "[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 2: Deadly Passion]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|27|| "[[The Floating Coffin]]" || Worker || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
|28|| "[[Pirates of the Red Dragon, Part 3: Sentenced to Doom]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|29|| "[[Grand Prix]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp
|-
|30|| "[[The Airplane Pirates]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|31|| "[[Mahmoud and the Elixir of Life]]" || Worker || Eralp
|-
|32|| "[[Carnival in Rio]]" || Worker || [[Knut Westad|Westad]]
|-
|33|| "[[The Treasure from Rhodes]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|34|| "[[The Secret of Sanloi Bay]]" || Worker || Bade
|-
|35|| "[[The Unknown Commander, Part 1]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|36|| "[[The Unknown Commander, Part 2]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|37|| "[[Flame (story)|Flame]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|38|| "[[The Orient Express, Part 1]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|39|| "[[The Orient Express, Part 2]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|40|| "[[The Fishing War]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|41|| "[[The Gold of the Incas]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|42|| "[[The Secret of the Stone Plains]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|43|| "[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 1: Excalibur]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|44|| "[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 2: Durandal]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|45|| "[[Deadly Conspiracy]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|46|| "[[The Destroyed Rain Forest]]" || Worker || Bade
|-
|47|| "[[The Tulip Swindle]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|48|| "[[The Skull Mark]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|49|| "[[Secret of the Satellite]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|50|| "[[The Hidden Valley]]" || Worker || Bade
|-
|51|| "[[Revenge of the Drummer]]" || Worker || Westad
|-
|52|| "[[Dead Man's Gold]]" || Worker || Eralp
|-
|53|| "[[The Leopard Cult]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|54|| "[[The Master Magician]]" || Worker || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]]
|-
|55|| "[[The Message]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|56|| "[[Pirates of the Yellow Snake]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|57|| "[[The Treasure of the Barracuda]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|58|| "[[Poker with a Ghost]]" || Worker || Eralp
|-
|59|| "[[Plague Infected]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|60|| "[[Pirates Ahoy]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|61|| "[[Return of the Scorpia]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|62|| "[[Julie (story)|Julie]]" || Worker || Bess
|-
|63|| "[[Patrolman Mary]]" || Worker || Bade
|-
|64|| "[[Treasure of the Scythians]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|65|| "[[Duel in Venice]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|66|| "[[The Battle on Malta]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|67|| "[[Pirate Hunt]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|68|| "[[Devil's Adventure]]" || Worker || [[John Stokes|Stokes]]
|-
|69|| "[[Damballa's Verdict]]" || Worker || Bade
|-
|70|| "[[The Cloud Pirates]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|71|| "[[The Slave's Railway]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|72|| "[[Touganda's Secret]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|73|| "[[The Forest of Horrors]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|74|| "[[The Junky]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|75|| "[[Gandor's Revenge]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|76|| "[[The Curse of Carpatia]]" || Worker || [[Romano Felmang|Felmang]], [[Claudio Waldrag|Waldrag]]
|-
|77|| "[[The King is Dead]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|78|| "[[The Castle of Evil]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|79|| "[[The Ghost on Flight 302]]" || Worker || [[José Casanovas|Casanovas]]
|-
|80|| "[[Power of the Apes]]" || Worker || [[César Spadari|Spadari]]
|-
|81|| "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 1: Pirates of the Arctic]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|82|| "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 2: The Garden of Death]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|83|| "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 3: Count of the Darkness]]" || Worker || Felmang, Waldrag
|-
|84|| "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 4: Cagliostro Mystery]]" || Worker || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]]
|-
|85|| "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 5: Solomon's Mines]]" || Worker || Lindah
|-
|86|| "[[The Mystery on Cape Cod]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|87|| "[[The Secret of the Valley of Wamballa]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|88|| "[[The Demon]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|89|| "[[The Last Unicorn]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|90|| "[[The Ghost Pilot]]" || Worker || Felmang, Waldrag
|-
|91|| "[[Wuluti's Secret]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|92|| "[[The Black Fire]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|93|| "[[Worubu (story)|Worubu]]" || Worker || [[Jean-Yves Mitton|Mitton]]
|-
|94|| "[[Deadly Cargo (Felmang story)|Deadly Cargo]]" || Worker || Felmang, Waldrag
|-
|95|| "[[Crimescene Manhattan]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|96|| "[[The Cruel Hunt]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|97|| "[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|98|| "[[The Last Emperor]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|99|| "[[The Reptile Queen]]" || Worker || Felmang, Waldrag
|-
|100|| "[[The Witch (1991 story)|The Witch]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|101|| "[[Bababu's Great Hoax]] || Worker || Felmang, [[Usam]]
|-
|102|| "[[The Assassin]]" || Worker || [[George Olesen|Olesen]]
|-
|103|| "[[The Doomsday Weapon]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|104|| "[[Island of the Eternal Mist]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|105|| "[[The Wolfman of Montargis]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|106|| "[[Takal's Mask]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|107|| "[[The Knight of La Mancha]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|108|| "[[The Wolf Monster]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|109|| "[[City of the Priest King]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|110|| "[[Jungle Adventures: The Savannah Giants]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|111|| "[[Kingdom of the Pirates]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|112|| "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 1: The Evil Paradise]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|113|| "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 2: Kazcim Master of the Dumb]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|114|| "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 3: Scarface]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|115|| "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 4: At the Edge of the Grave]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|116|| "[[The Revenge of Dogai Singh]]" || Worker || Felmang, [[Anthony Benny|Benny]]
|-
|117|| "[[The Demon of Wasaka]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|118|| "[[The Ghost of HMS Atropos]]" || Worker || Felmang, [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], Waldrag
|-
|119|| "[[The Golden Falcon]]" || Worker || Leppänen
|-
|120|| "[[Revenge of the Pirate Queen]]" || Worker || Spadari
|-
|121|| "[[The Last Viking]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|122|| "[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 1: The Fatal Letters]]" || Worker || Felmang, Benny
|-
|123|| "[[The Jungle Sayings: The Strength of Ten Tigers]]" || Worker || Vallvé
|-
|124|| "[[The Ghost Who Died Twice]]" || Worker || Lindahl
|-
|125|| "[[The Black Phantom]]" || Worker || Felmang, Benny
|-
|126|| "[[The Barbary Pirates]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|127|| "[[Shipwrecked]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|128|| "[[The Horn of Roland]]" || Worker || Cruz
|-
|}

[[Category:Writers|Worker, Norman]]

Mark Verheiden

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{{Creator
|name=Mark Verheiden
|image=
|Born= March 26, 1956
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Mark Verheiden''' (born March 26, 1956) is an American television, movie, and comic book writer. As of 2007, he is co-executive producer and writes for the "Battlestar Galactica" TV-series, as well the writer of a feature film with Bruce Campbell called "My Name is Bruce". Verheiden has also contributed to scripts for the movies "The Mask", "Timecop" and the "Smallville" television-show. He was also the co-executive producer of the latter.

His first major comics project was "The American" in 1987, published by Dark Horse Comics. He then co-created "Timecop", which was later filmed based on a script by Verheiden himself.

In 1989–90 he wrote the regular series of [[DC Comics]] [[The Phantom (DC)|Phantom comics]], following a 4-issue [[The Phantom (DC miniseries)|mini-series]] written by [[Peter David]]. Verheiden's stories dealt with real world issues, such as poisoning, illegal weapon trading, racism and toxic dumping. The stories usually took a more psychological approach than the [[Lee Falk]] written comic strips. [[Luke McDonnell]] was the regular artist.

After that, Verheiden has written comics about popular characters like Superman and Aliens. Verheiden wrote the first solo Aliens and Predator comics, and because of this a character in the Alien vs. Predator film was named after him.

==External links==
*[http://verheiden.blogspot.com/ Famous Mark Verheidens of Filmland (official blog)]
*[http://edrhoades.com/phantom/mark.htm Interview about Mark's work on The Phantom]

[[Category:Writers|Verheiden, Mark]]

Warren Shanahan

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{{Creator
|name=Warren J. Shanahan
|image=
|Born= July 19, 1926
|Died= March 20, 1997
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Warren J. Shanahan''' (July 19, 1926 — March 20, 1997) was an American writer.

Shanahan wrote one of the [[Avon novels|Phantom novels]] published by [[Avon Books]] in the 1970's.

Author of "Rocket Robinhood" cartoons from the 1960's, also worked with [[Stan Lee]] on compiling "Spider-Man" stories.

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[[Category:Writers|Shanahan, Warren]]

Ben Raab

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{{Creator
|name=Ben Raab
|image=
|Born= New York City, October 13th, 1970.
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= [http://www.benraab.com/ Ben Raab]
|Results=[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Story Norway|Best Story (Norway)]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best story 2001 (Norway)|2001]]: "[[The Invisible Phantom]]" 
|Signature=
|}}
'''Benjamin "Ben" Raab''' is a comic book writer and editor. He has written stories for [[Marvel Comics]], [[DC Comics]], [[Moonstone Books]], [[Egmont]], WildStorm, Malibu Comics, Harris Publications and Ludovico Technique LLC.
== Biography ==
Ben is a native of Cedarhurst, NY, and attended Lawrence High School. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1992 with a Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Composition. While an assistant editor at Marvel he joined New York University's ''Stan-hattan Project''. Administered by Raab's then Marvel editorial colleague James Felder, the project sought out and trained potential comic book writers.

In 1999, Raab got in touch with the publishers of the Swedish ''[[Fantomen]]'' comic book and wrote scripts for their production of [[The Phantom|Phantom]] comics until 2003. When Raab learned that [[Moonstone Books]] had obtained the rights to produce Phantom comics in the US, he contacted them and offered his services. He was Moonstone's main Phantom writer from 2002 to 2006. One of his last Phantom projects for Moonstone was the graphic novel "[[Legacy]]", a re-telling of the Phantom's origin. According to Raab, this was his most ambitious project so far.

Other writing work by Raab includes stints writing ''Excalibur'', ''New Mutants: Truth or Death'', ''Union Jack'' and ''X-Men/Alpha Flight''. He also had a run on Green Lantern and ''The Human Race'' for DC Comics, as well as the miniseries, ''Legend of The Hawkman''. For Ludovico Technique he wrote ''Living in Infamy''.

== Phantom work by Ben Raab ==

==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
|1||"[[The Temple]]" || Raab || [[Joan Boix|Boix]]
|-
|2||"[[The Doomsday Sect]]" || Raab || [[César Spadari|Spadari]]
|-
|3||"[[The Spear of Destiny, Part 1]]" || Raab || Boix
|-
|4||"[[The Spear of Destiny, Part 2]]" || Raab || Boix
|-
|5||"[[The Spear of Destiny, Part 3]]" || Raab || Boix
|-
|6||"[[The Spear of Destiny, Part 4]]" || Raab || Boix
|-
|7||"[[Revenge of the Mafia]]" || Raab || [[Romano Felmang|Felmang]]
|-
|8||"[[The Hero]]" || Raab || [[Dan Davis|Davis]]
|-
|9||"[[The Invisible Phantom]]" || Raab || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]]
|-
|10||"[[The First Assignment]]" || Raab || [[Roy Mann|Mann]]
|-
|11||"[[The Apprentice]]" || Raab || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|}

==== [[Moonstone stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[The Ghost Killer]]" || Raab || [[Fernando Blanco|Blanco]]
|-
| 2 || "[[The Singh Web]]" || Raab || Blanco
|-
| 3 || "[[The Hunt]]" || Raab || [[Lou Manna|Manna]]
|-
| 4 || "[[Stones of Blood Part 1]]" || Raab || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]]
|-
| 5 || "[[Stones of Blood Part 2]]" || Raab || Quinn
|-
| 6 || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 1]]" || Raab || [[Nick Derington|Derington]]
|-
| 7 || "[[Curse of the Phantom Part 2]]" || Raab || Derington
|-
| 8 || "[[The Aviatrix Part 1]]" || Raab || Quinn, [[Ken Wheaton|Wheaton]]
|-
| 9 || "[[The Aviatrix Part 2]]" || Raab || Quinn, Wheaton
|-
| 10 || "[[Legacy]]" || Raab || Quinn
|-
| 11 || "[[Nanamaru]]" || Raab || [[Rich Burchett|Burchett]]
|-
| 12 || "[[Blackguard]]" || Raab || Quinn
|-
|}

==External links==
*[http://www.benraab.com/ Ben Raab official web site]
*[http://www.deepwoods.org/raab_interview.html Interview with Raab at Deepwoods.org]
*[http://marvel.com/catalog/?writer=Ben%20Raab Ben Raab on Marvel.com]
*[http://www.comicbookresources.com/news/newsitem.cgi?id=4560 Small town villians: Ben Raab talks ''Living in Infamy'']

[[Category:Writers|Raab, Ben]]

Terje Nordberg

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{{Creator
|name=Terje Nordberg
|image=
|Born= November 21, 1949
|Died=
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norwegian
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]], [[:Category:Editorial people|Editorial people]]
|Website= http://nordbergweb.com/
|}}
'''Terje Nordberg''' is a Norwegian novelist, comic creator and editor.
== Biography==
Nordberg was the editor of ''[[Fantomet]]'' in the 1980's, and during this time he also wrote two Phantom stories: "[[The Secret of the Golden Snake]]" (together with [[Eirik Ildahl]]) and "[[Lost on the Phantom Trail]]". In addition, he co-wrote a Phantom parody, called "[[A Secret Life]]".

Nordberg typically used clever pen names when he wrote comic scripts, for the Phantom he used '''Th. Pélerin''' and '''Ed Redno'''. "Pèlerin" is the French name for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peregrine_Falcon peregrine falcon], a reference and homage to [[Lee Falk]] ("Falk" means "falcon" in Norwegian). Ed Redno was an abbreviation of '''Ed'''itor '''Red'''aktør '''No'''rge ("redaktør" means "editor" and "Norge" means "Norway" in Norwegian).

Along with [[Eirik Ildahl]], Nordberg also wrote the first James Bond comic book story produced by [[Semic Press]], this time under the name '''Johann Vlaanderen''', a distortion of '''Ian Fleming'''; the name of James Bond's creator.

Other comics co-created by him are "Pappa & Pestus", "Trollungens äventyr" and "Reodor & Teodor".

Nordberg moved from Norway to California, where he among other things produces oil paintings and the comic strip "California Dreaming".

In 2012, Nordberg returned to writing Phantom stories, this time under the pen name '''Falco Pellerin'''.

== Phantom work by Terje Nordberg ==
The titles of stories which are yet to be published in English are translated from Swedish and marked with "¤".
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[Lost on the Phantom Trail]]" || Pélerin || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|2 || "[[The Secret of the Golden Snake]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]], Redno || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || ¤
|-
|3 || "[[The Poisoned Land]]" || Pellerin || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|4 || "[[U-118]]" || Pellerin || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|5 || "[[Bigfoot]]" || Pellerin || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|6 || "[[The Coffin]]" || Pellerin || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|7 || "[[The Final Days]]" || Pellerin || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]] ||
|-
|8 || "[[The Runestone Saga]]" || Pellerin || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|}

==== Parody stories ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[A Secret Life]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]], [[Ulf Granberg|Sprucehill]], Pélerin || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || ¤
|-
|}
{{Seriewikin|2008-03-04|Terje_Nordberg}}
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[[Category:Writers|Nordberg, Terje]]
[[Category:Editorial people|Nordberg, Terje]]

Kari Leppänen

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{{Creator
|name=Kari Leppänen
|image=[[Image:Karilepp.jpg|250px]]
|Born= September 1, 1945
|Died=N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_finland.gif]] Finnish
|Occupation=[[:Category:Artists|Artist]], [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover Artist]], [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Creations=95
|Website= [http://www.karileppanencomics.fi/ Kari T. Leppänen comics artist]
|Results=[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Story Sweden|Best Story (Sweden)]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best story 1980 (Sweden)|1980]]: "[[The Treasure from Rhodes]]" 
[[Best story 1984 (Sweden)|1984]]: "[[The First Phantom (Team Fantomen story)|The First Phantom]]" 
[[Best story 1986 (Sweden)|1986]]: "[[The Battle on Malta]]" 
[[Best story 1987 (Sweden)|1987]]: "[[The King is Dead]]" 
[[Best story 1989 (Sweden)|1989]]: "[[The Last Unicorn]]" 
[[Best story 1993 (Sweden)|1993]]: "[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" 
[[Best story 1994 (Sweden)|1994]]: "[[The Commander is Dead]]" 
[[Best story 2005 (Sweden)|2005]]: "[[The Battle on Malta]]" 
[[Best story 2007 (Sweden)|2007]] (new story): "[[The Phantom Crusader, Part 1]]" 
[[Best story 2007 (Sweden)|2007]] (reprint): "[[The Commander is Dead]]" 
[[Best story 2008 (Sweden)|2008]] (new story): "[[The Castaways]]" 
[[Best story 2009 (Sweden)|2009]]: "[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 1]]" 
[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Story Norway|Best Story (Norway)]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best story 1989 (Norway)|1989]]: "[[The Last Unicorn]]" 
[[Best story 1991 (Norway)|1991]]: "[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 2: Tracking the Killers]]" 
[[Best story 1994 (Norway)|1994]]: "[[The Commander is Dead]]" 
[[Best story 2007 (Norway)|2007]] (reprint): "[[The Commander is Dead]]" 
[[Best story 2011 (Norway)|2011]]: "[[The Gulf of Aden Pirates]]" 
[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Fantomet cover|Best ''Fantomet'' cover]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best Fantomet cover 1985|1985]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1992|1992]] 
|Signature=
|}}

'''Kari Tapio Leppänen''' (born September 1, 1945) is a Finnish comics artist who has worked on the Phantom comic since 1979.
== Biography ==
Leppänen has worked for the Swedish comics industry since the 1970's, initially for the comic books ''Min Häst'' (''My Horse'') and ''Tumac''. After that he was given the opportunity to try out for the Phantom. Leppänen has been a vital part of [[Team Fantomen]] ever since, primarily as an artist but on a few occasions as a writer aswell.

Leppänen has also created several back-up strips for the ''[[Fantomen]]'' comic book, including "Achilles Wiggen", "Xellana", "Starstriker" and "Dödsspelet" ("The Death Game").

Five of his Phantom stories have been reprinted in [[De Bästa Äventyren 1|''De Bästa Äventyren'' #1]], a pocket book entirely dedicated to Leppänen
{{stub}}

==Phantom work by Kari Leppänen==
===Stories===
====[[Team Fantomen stories]]====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1|| "[[The False Prince]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|2|| "[[The Floating Coffin]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|3|| "[[The Flute of Death]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|4 || "[[The Treasure from Rhodes]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|5 || "[[The Pirate Inheritance]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|6 || "[[The Fishing War]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|7 || "[[The Circus Murderer]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|8 || "[[The Skull Mark]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|9 || "[[Poisoned Dreams]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|10 || "[[Lost on the Phantom Trail]]" || [[Th. Pélerin|Pélerin]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|11 || "[[The White Slave Trade]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|12 || "[[The Ghost Comet]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|13 || "[[Hero's Death Sentence]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || Leppänen ||
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|14 || "[[The Message]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|15 || "[[The Snake Ring]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|16 || "[[The First Phantom (Team Fantomen story)|The First Phantom]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|17 || "[[The Secret of the Golden Snake]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]], [[Ed Redno|Redno]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|18 || "[[The Temple Treasure]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|19 || "[[Return of the Scorpia]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|20 || "[[Black Fagin]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|21 || "[[Duel in Venice]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|22 || "[[The Battle on Malta]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|23 || "[[Pirate Hunt]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|24 || "[[The Cloud Pirates]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|25 || "[[Touganda's Secret]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|26 || "[[The Forest of Horrors]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|27 || "[[The Junky]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen || ¤
|-
|28 || "[[The King is Dead]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|29 || "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 1: Pirates of the Arctic]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|30 || "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 2: The Garden of Death]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|31 || "[[The Raid in Sanloi]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|32 || "[[The Secret of the Valley of Wamballa]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|33 || "[[The Last Unicorn]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|34 || "[[Cleopatra's Asp]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|35 || "[[Tirangi's Burial Ground]]" || [[Johan L. Borgnes|Borgnes]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|36 || "[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|37 || "[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 1]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|38 || "[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 2: Tracking the Killers]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 39 || "[[The Doomsday Weapon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 40 || "[[Curse of the Granite God, Part 1]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 41 || "[[Curse of the Granite God, Part 2: The Hawk's Revenge]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 42 || "[[The Witch Hunt (1992 story)|The Witch Hunt]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 43 || "[[Mombutu: The Power of Evil]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 44 || "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 1: The Evil Paradise]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 45 || "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 2: Kazcim Master of the Dumb]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 46 || "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 3: Scarface]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 47 || "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 4: At the Edge of the Grave]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 48 || "[[The Doomsday Mountain]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 49 || "[[Hunted]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 50 || "[[The Commander is Dead]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 51 || "[[Murder in the Eyes]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 52 || "[[The Golden Falcon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 53 || "[[Gullique - The Island of Doom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 54 || "[[Public Enemy Number One]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 55 || "[[The Sea Jackals]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 56 || "[[The Devil's Library, Part 4: The Secret Chamber]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 57 || "[[The Ghostly Ruins]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 58 || "[[The Ring of Death, Part 1]]" || Leppänen, [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 59 || "[[The Ring of Death, Part 2]]" || Leppänen, [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 60 || "[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 1: The Water Test]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 61 || "[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 2: The Evil One]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 62 || "[[The Tomb of Tzaka]]" || [[Mats Jönsson|Jönsson]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 63 || "[[The Terrorists (Team Fantomen story)|The Terrorists]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 64 || "[[The Boy from San Diablo]]" || [[Graham Nolan|Nolan]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 65 || "[[The Deadly Masquerade]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 66 || "[[The Grave Robbers]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 67 || "[[The Lethal Trap]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 68 || "[[Eye of the Hurricane]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]], [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 69 || "[[The Plague (2005 story)|The Plague]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 70 || "[[The Redeemer, Part 1: Healing Hands]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 71 || "[[Jonathon Wild, Part 1: King of Thieves]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 72 || "[[Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 73 || "[[The Shadow]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 74 || "[[The Philosopher's Stone, Part 2: King of Beggars]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 75 || "[[The Philosopher's Stone, Part 4: The Middle of the World]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 76 || "[[Son of the Jungle]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 77 || "[[My Swedish Enemy]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 78 || "[[The Phantom Crusader, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 79 || "[[The Phantom Crusader, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 80 || "[[The Phantom Crusader, Part 3]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 81 || "[[The Castaways]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 82 || "[[The Pirate Festival]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 83 || "[[Secret of the Leech Pond]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 84 || "[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 85 || "[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 86 || "[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 3]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 87 || "[[The Promise]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 88 || "[[The Governor and Scarface]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 89 || "[[The Legend of Rahotep, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 90 || "[[The Legend of Rahotep, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 91 || "[[The Legend of Rahotep, Part 3]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 92 || "[[The Gulf of Aden Pirates]]" || [[Nils Kajander|Kajander]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 93 || "[[Save Jerusalem]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 94 || "[[U-118]]" || [[Falco Pellerin|Pellerin]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 95 || "[[Secret of the Templar Knights]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 96 || "[[Year 1349]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 97 || "[[The Basilisk]]" || [[Philip Madden|Madden]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 98 || "[[The Black King]]" || [[Jens Hansegård|Hansegård]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 99 || "[[The Last of the Merovingans]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 100 || "[[The New France]]" || [[Dag R. Frognes|Frognes]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 101 || "[[The Secret Weapon]]" || [[Dag R. Frognes|Frognes]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 102 || "[[Nat Turner's Spirit, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 103 || "[[Nat Turner's Spirit, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
| 104 || "[[Nat Turner's Spirit, Part 3]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || Leppänen ||
|-
|}

*In 1984 ''[[Fantomen]]'' published "[[A Secret Life]]", written by Ulf Granberg (under the pen-name [[Sprucehill]]), Idi Kharelli and Th. Pelerin, and with art by Kari Leppänen. This was a parody of the Phantom, lasting five pages.

*When the [[daily stories]] "[[The Treasure Hunters]]", "[[The Strange Robber]]", "[[The Secret City]]" and "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" were published in the Scandinavian Phantom magazines in 2003 and 2004, Ulf Granberg had Kari Leppänen re-inking George Olesen's pencil work.

==Covers==
===''Fantomen'' covers===
<gallery>
Image:Fantomen 198215.jpg|[[Fantomen 15/1982 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 198224.jpg|[[Fantomen 24/1982 cover]]
Image:Fantomen25 1984.jpg|[[Fantomen 25/1984 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 198518.jpg|[[Fantomen 18/1985 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 199020(wrap).jpg|[[Fantomen 20/1990 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 199025.jpg|[[Fantomen 25/1990 cover]]
Image:Fantomen - 1995 back.jpg|[[Fantomen Christmas Album 1995 back cover]]
Image:Fantomen 200712.jpg|[[Fantomen 12/2007 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 20129.jpg|[[Fantomen 9/2012 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 201216.jpg|[[Fantomen 16/2012 cover]]
Image:Fantomen 20122223.jpg|[[Fantomen 22-23/2012 cover]]
</gallery>

===Original Finnish covers===
<gallery>
Image:Legenda.jpg|[[Legenda vaeltavasta aaveesta cover]]
Image:Erikoisjulkaisu1.jpg|[[Erikoisjulkaisu 1/1991 cover]]
Image:Erikoisjulkaisu2.jpg|[[Erikoisjulkaisu 2/1991 cover]]
Image:Mustanaamio199309.jpg|[[Mustanaamio 9/1993 cover]]
Image:Sarjakirja199401.jpg|[[Sarjakirja 1/1994 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category: Artists|Leppänen, Kari]]
[[Category: Writers|Leppänen, Kari]]
[[Category: Cover artists|Leppänen, Kari]]

Nils Kajander

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{{Creator
|name=Nils Kajander
|image=
|Born= 1975
|Died=N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_finland.gif]] Finnish
|Occupation= [[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Nils Kajander''' (born 1975 in Helsinki) is a writer who has written a script for "[[The Phantom]]".
== Biography==
{{stub}}

== Phantom Work by Nils Kajander ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
|1 || "[[The Gulf of Aden Pirates]]" || Kajander || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
|}

[[Category: Writers|Kajander, Nils]]

Per-Erik Hedman

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{{Creator
|name=Per-Erik Hedman
|image=
|Born= February 28, 1959
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Swedish
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Per-Erik Hedman''' is a writer that has produced stories for [[Team Fantomen]].
==Biography==
Hedman was born in Sweden in February 28, 1959, but has lived in Denmark since 1982. He has written Disney comics since 1992.
{{stub}}
== Phantom work by Per-Erik Hedman ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[The Slaves (2001 story)|The Slaves]]" || Hedman || [[César Spadari|Spadari]]
|-
| 2 || "[[Lethal Cargo]]" || Hedman || [[Don Perlin|Perlin]]
|-
| 3 || "[[The Mute Avenger]]" || Hedman || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]]
|-
| 4 || "[[The Treasure in Ronda]]" || Hedman || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]]
|-
|}
{{stub}}
[[Category:Writers|Hedman, Per-Erik]]

Scott Goodall

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{{Creator
|name=Scott Goodall
|image=
|Born= November 7, 1935
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] British
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Scott Goodall''' (born November 7, 1935 in Aberdeen, Scotland) is a comics writer. He wrote several comics for British publishers from the 1960's and onwards. In 1981 he moved to France. In 1989 he began to submit scripts for [[Phantom]] stories in the Swedish comic book ''[[Fantomen]]''.

== Phantom work by Scott Goodall ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[The Yellow Death]]" || Goodall || [[Jean-Yves Mitton|Mitton]] ||
|-
|2 || "[[The Crystal Skull]]" || Goodall || [[José Casanovas|Casanovas]] ||
|-
|3 || "[[The Swamp Devil]]" || Goodall || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|4 || "[[The Children of the Forest (story)|The Children of the Forest]]" || Goodall || Mitton ||
|-
|5 || "[[The Secret of the Pyramids]]" || Goodall || Casanovas ||
|-
|6 || "[[The Man Who Never Slept]]" || Goodall || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|7 || "[[Nectar of the Gods]]" || Goodall || Mitton ||
|-
|8 || "[[The Black Death]]" || Goodall || Cruz ||
|-
|9 || "[[The Cathedral Mystery]]" || Goodall || Mitton ||
|-
|10 || "[[Mystery of the Reef]]" || Goodall || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || ¤
|-
|11 || "[[Kingdom of the Amazons]]" || Goodall || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|12 || "[[The Bird Man of Bengali]]" || Goodall || Cruz ||
|-
|13 || "[[The Secret of Bald Mountain]]" || Goodall || Spadari ||
|-
| 14 || "[[A Man Called Nobody]]" || Goodall || Cruz ||
|-
| 15 || "[[Curse of the Granite God, Part 1]]" || Goodall || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
| 16 || "[[Curse of the Granite God, Part 2: The Hawk's Revenge]]" || Goodall || Leppänen ||
|-
| 17 || "[[The Island of the Living Dead (Team Fantomen story)|The Island of the Living Dead]]" || Goodall || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || ¤
|-
| 18 || "[[The Witch Hunt (1992 story)|The Witch Hunt]]" || Goodall || Leppänen ||
|-
| 19 || "[[Marsh of the Endless Wind]]" || Goodall || Mitton ||
|-
| 20 || "[[The Jungle Saying]]" || Goodall || Cruz ||
|-
| 21 || "[[The Gold Robbers]]" || Goodall || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
| 22 || "[[City of the Skull-Marked Men]]" || Goodall || Spadari ||
|-
| 23 || "[[Blind Justice]]" || Goodall || Boix ||
|-
| 24 || "[[The Freedom Trail]]" || Goodall || [[Felmang]] ||
|-
|}

== External links ==
*[http://www.comicsuk.co.uk/Interviews/ScottGoodall/ScottGoodall.asp Interview with Scott Goodall]
{{stub}}
[[Category:Writers|Goodall, Scott]]

Rolf Gohs

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{{Creator
|name=Rolf Gohs
|image=[[Image:RolfGohs.jpg|250px]]
|Born= October 26, 1933
|Died=N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_sweden.gif]] Swedish
|Occupation=[[:Category:Cover artists|Cover Artist]], [[:Category:Artists|Artist]]
|Creations=946
|Website=N/A
|Results=[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Fantomen cover|Best ''Fantomen'' cover]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best Fantomen cover 1971|1971]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1972|1972]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1973|1973]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1974|1974]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1975|1975]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1978|1978]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1983|1983]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1990|1990]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1991|1991]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1993|1993]], [[Best Fantomen cover 1996|1996]], [[Best Fantomen cover 2006|2006]] 
[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Fantomet cover|Best ''Fantomet'' cover]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best Fantomet cover 1983|1983]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1984|1984]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1987|1987]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1989|1989]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1990|1990]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1991|1991]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1993|1993]], [[Best Fantomet cover 1996|1996]], [[Best Fantomet cover 2004|2004]], [[Best Fantomet cover 2012|2012]] 
[[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] '''[[Best Mustanaamio cover|Best ''Mustanaamio'' cover]]''' [[Image:Winner.jpg|16 px]] 
[[Best Mustanaamio cover 1987|1987]], [[Best Mustanaamio cover 1989|1989]], [[Best Mustanaamio cover 1990|1990]], [[Best Mustanaamio cover 1991|1991]], [[Best Mustanaamio cover 1992|1992]]
|Signature=
|}}
'''Rolf Ernst Gohs''' (born October 26, 1933) is a Swedish comics artist and illustrator.
== Biography ==

Gohs was born in Estonia and grew up in Poland during World War II. Eventually, Gohs and his family came to Sweden when he was 13 years old. In Sweden, he discovered comics and soon decided to become a comics artist. At the age of 16 he got a job as studio artist for the Swedish publisher Centerförlaget.

His chance to become a comics artist came when the Italian comic strip "Amok" (known as "Kilroy" in Sweden, a blatant Phantom-ripoff) was cancelled in Italy. The strip had become a huge success in Sweden and the Swedish publishers decided to produce new episodes, and Rolf Gohs was selected as the artist. This also led to opportunities to create a few comics of his own.

In 1957, Gohs began his career as cover artist for ''[[Fantomen]]''. He has continued this career until present day and has produced over 900 covers for ''Fantomen'' and other publications. His covers have been reprinted all over the world, making him one of the most published Phantom artists.

In the 1960's, Gohs drew two Phantom stories, one of which he wrote the script for aswell. He also made some additional art for Italian [[Fratelli Spada stories]] that were published in ''Fantomen'' at the time. But besides those few exceptions he has produced no comic stories featuring the Phantom.

In 1969, Gohs co-founded the publishing house Inter Art, to publish his own comic strip "Mystiska 2:an". Inter Art soon went bankrupt, but "Mystiska 2:an" was picked up by other publishers and Gohs has produced new stories sporadically until 1985. Several episodes were published as back-up stories in ''Fantomen''.

Inspired by the legends of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Children%27s_Crusade the Children's Crusade] of the 13th Century, Gohs created the comic "Dom Oskyldiga" ("The Innocent"), which was published as a back-up comic in [[Fantomen 21/2002|''Fantomen'' 21]]-[[Fantomen 23/2002|23/2002]].

Besides Phantom covers, Gohs has created covers for dozens of comic books in Sweden, thereby creating art featuring several of the world's most popular comic characters.

== Phantom work by Rolf Gohs ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[The Great Bank Robbery]]" || Gohs || Gohs || ¤
|-
|2 || "[[The Earthquake]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || Gohs || ¤
|-
|}

==== Edited [[Fratelli Spada stories]] ====
These stories were produced by [[Fratelli Spada]] and edited with additional art by Rolf Gohs when reprinted in ''[[Fantomen]]''.
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Additional Team Fantomen artist
|-
|1|| "[[Pupille infernali]]" || ? || [[Usam|Sammarini]] || Gohs
|-
|2|| "[[Terror]]" || ? || Sammarini || Gohs
|-
|}

=== Covers ===
====''Fantomen'' covers====
''This list includes 911 covers (of which 35 is with a non-Phantom motif) and is complete''
{|style="font-size: 80%"
|-
|
*[[Fantomen 7/1957 cover]]
*Fantomen 8/1957 cover
*[[Fantomen 9/1957 cover]]
*Fantomen 10/1957 cover
*Fantomen 13/1957 cover
*Fantomen 14/1957 cover
*Fantomen 16/1957 cover
*Fantomen 17/1957 cover
*[[Fantomen 18/1957 cover]]
*Fantomen 20/1957 cover
*[[Fantomen 22/1957 cover]]
*Fantomen 26/1957 cover
*Fantomen 4/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 6/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 7/1958 cover
*Fantomen 9/1958 cover
*Fantomen 11/1958 cover
*Fantomen 14/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 15/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 17/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 18/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 19/1958 cover
*Fantomen 20/1958 cover
*Fantomen 21/1958 cover
*Fantomen 22/1958 cover
*Fantomen 23/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 24/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 25/1958 cover
*Fantomen 26/1958 cover
*Fantomen 28/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 30/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 32/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 33/1958 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 34/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 35/1958 cover
*[[Fantomen 36/1958 cover]]
*Fantomen 1/1959 cover
*Fantomen 3/1959 cover
*[[Fantomen 4/1959 cover]]
*Fantomen 5/1959 cover
*Fantomen 8/1959 cover
*Fantomen 9/1959 cover
*[[Fantomen 11/1959 cover]]
*Fantomen 12/1959 cover
*Fantomen 13/1959 cover
*Fantomen 14/1959 cover
*Fantomen 17/1959 cover
*Fantomen 18/1959 cover
*[[Fantomen 19/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 20/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 21/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 22/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 23/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 24/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 25/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 26/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 27/1959 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 1/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 2/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 3/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 4/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 5/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 6/1960 cover]]
*Fantomen 7/1960 cover
*[[Fantomen 8/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 9/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 10/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 11/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 12/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 13/1960 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 1/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 2/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 3/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 4/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 5/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 6/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 7/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 8/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 9/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 10/1961 cover]]
*[[Fantomen 11/1961 cover]]
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|}

To view the covers, see the galleries:
*[[Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 1-200]] ''(7/1957 to 3/1970)''
*[[Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 201-400]] ''(4/1970 to 6/1978)''
*[[Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 401-600]] ''(7/1978 to 4/1990)''
*[[Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 601-800]] ''(5/1990 to 9/2003)''
*[[Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 801-1000|Rolf Gohs Fantomen covers 801-876]] ''(10/2003 to 13/2012)''

==== ''Fantomet'' covers====
<gallery>
Image:Fantomet198503.jpg|[[Fantomet 3/1985 cover]]
Image:Fantomet199018.jpg|[[Fantomet 18/1990 cover]]
</gallery>

====''Fantomen'' Christmas Album covers====
''See:'' [[Rolf Gohs Fantomen Christmas Album covers]]

====''Fantomen'' one-shots covers====
<gallery perrow="5">
Image:The Prisoner of the Himalayas.jpg|[[Den förste Fantomen - Fången i Himalaya cover]]
Image:Fantomen - Flame.jpg|[[Piratbruden Flame cover]]
Image:Fantomen 198612 - Grönan.jpg|[[Fantomendagen på Grönan cover]]
Image:Sy Barry - en jubileumskrönika 1961-1991 Cover.jpg|[[Sy Barry - en jubileumskrönika 1961-1991 cover]]
</gallery>

=== Posters ===
<gallery>
Image:Fantomenpubl1980.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1980 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1982.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1982 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1983.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1983 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1984.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1984 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1985.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1985 poster]]
Image:FantomenSchedule1986.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1986 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1987.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1987 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1988.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1988 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1989.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1989 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1990.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1990 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1992.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1992 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1993.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1993 poster]]
Image:Fantomenpubl1998.jpg|[[Fantomen 1/1998 poster]]
</gallery>

=== Other art ===
<gallery>
Image:Fantomen 197714 supplement.jpg|[[Fantomen 14/1977 supplement]]
Image:Fantometboardgame.jpg|[[Fantomet board game]]
Image:Rolf1.jpg|[[Fantomen Christmas Album 1989 cover|Refused Christmas Album 1989 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Gohs, Rolf]]
[[Category:Artists|Gohs, Rolf]]
[[Category:Writers|Gohs, Rolf]]

Elizabeth Falk

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'''Elizabeth Falk''' (* 1942, née Moxley) was the wife of [[Lee Falk]] from 1977 until his death in 1999.

When Lee Falk was hospitalized, she helped him write the end of "[[Terror at the Opera]]" and "[[The Kidnappers]]", which would become his last stories. Elizabeth Falk finished the scripts for these stories according to instructions given by Lee Falk.

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[[Category:Writers|Falk, Elizabeth]]

Özcan Eralp

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{{Creator
|name=Özcan Eralp
|image=[[Image:Eralp.jpg|250px]]
|Born= November 27, 1935
|Died=N/A
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkish
|Occupation=Artist, Writer
|Creations= 90
|Website=N/A
|Results=
|Signature=
|}}
'''Özcan Eralp''' (born November 27, 1935 in İzmir) is a Turkish comics artist and writer.
== Biography ==
Eralp had been working as an illustrator since the 1960's, and came to Sweden to visit a brother. He soon got job with publisher [[Semic Press]] as a studio artist. Soon he was creating additional art for Italian Phantom stories from [[Fratelli Spada]] that were published in ''[[Fantomen]]'' at the time.

In 1970 he finally got the chance to draw a complete Phantom story. In the beginning many of the stories he drew were remakes of newspaper strip stories originally made by [[Lee Falk]], [[Ray Moore]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]. Eralp also wrote some of his own stories.

In 1971, Eralp moved back to Turkey but continued to work as a Phantom artist. In 1976–1979 and 1986–1988 he frequently collaborated with [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]. Eralp's final Phantom story was published in 1991.

Besides his work on the Phantom, Eralp has also produced cartoons.

== Phantom works by Özcan Eralp ==
=== Stories ===
==== Edited [[Fratelli Spada stories]] ====
These stories were produced by [[Fratelli Spada]] and edited with additional art by Özcan Eralp for printing in ''[[Fantomen]]''.

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Additional Team Fantomen artist
|-
|1|| "[[Retaggio di vendetta]] || ? || [[Dino Leonetti|Leonetti]] || Eralp
|-
|2|| "[[The Green Monsters]]" || ? || [[Nanni Silvestrini|Silvestrini]] and [[Mario Pedrazzi|Pedrazzi]] || Eralp
|-
|3|| "[[Il colpo della talpa]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|4|| "[[The Atomic Expert]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|5|| "[[The River Pirates (Fratelli Spada story)|The River Pirates]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|6|| "[[Fine di un satrapo]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|7|| "[[Riders of the Night]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|8|| "[[Shoot on Sight]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|9|| "[[The Education of Clarence Crucible]]" || ? || [[Antonio Sciotti|Sciotti]] || Eralp
|-
|10|| "[[The Recruit]]" || ? || [[Senio Pratesi|Pratesi]] || Eralp
|-
|11|| "[[Ellen Booty]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|12|| "[[Maiden Voyage]]" || ? || Silvestrini and Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|13|| "[[The Movement Holiday]]" || ? || Pratesi || Eralp
|-
|}

==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|- || ||
|1 || "[[The Treasure Seeker]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|2 || "[[The Flying Horse (Team Fantomen story)|The Flying Horse]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|3 || "[[The Gladiators]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|4 || "[[Diana Kidnapped]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|5 || "[[The Fencing Master]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|6 || "[[The Jungle King]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|7 || "[[The Goddess of Death]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|8 || "[[The Girl Without Memory]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|9 || "[[The Mystery of the Arrow Ring]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|10 || "[[The Coup in Volara]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|11 || "[[The Island of Death (1971 story)|The Island of Death]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|12 || "[[The Boxing Mystery]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|13 || "[[Return of the Jungle League]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|14 || "[[Dead or Alive]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|15 || "[[Drama in the Desert]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|16 || "[[The Diamond Heist]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|17 || "[[The Diamond Mystery]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|18 || "[[The Treasure of the Singh Pirates]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|19 || "[[The Pygmy Ruby]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|20 || "[[The Generals' Hunt]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|21 || "[[The Man in the Swamp]]" || Gill || Eralp || ¤
|-
|22 || "[[The Buried Witness]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|23 || "[[The Cave of Kings (Team Fantomen story)|The Cave of Kings]]" || Gill || Eralp || ¤
|-
|24 || "[[The Gold of Destiny]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|25 || "[[The Missing Gold Transport]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|26 || "[[Intrigue in Istanbul]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|27 || "[[Joomba Missing]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|28 || "[[The Jungle Demon]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|29 || "[[The Elephant's Graveyard]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|30 || "[[The Pirate Treasure]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|31 || "[[The Escape]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|32 || "[[Terror in the Desert]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|33 || "[[Guests of the Night]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|34 || "[[The Garden of Evil]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|35 || "[[The Secret of the Coal Mine]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|36 || "[[The Slavers (Team Fantomen story)|The Slavers]]" || Lundström, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|37 || "[[Diana Married]]" || Lundström, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|38 || "[[Wagon Master]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]], Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|39 || "[[Laurann's Wedding]]" || Granberg, Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|40 || "[[Curse of the Medicine Men]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|41 || "[[The Secret of the Statues]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|42 || "[[The Indian Hater]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|43 || "[[Kidnap the President]]" || Lundström, [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|44 || "[[The Witch (1976 story)|The Witch]]" || Granberg, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|45 || "[[The Traitor (1976 story)|The Traitor]]" || [[Kjell Broberg|Broberg]], Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|46 || "[[The City of Horror]]" || [[John Bull|Bull]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|47 || "[[Atomic Terror]]" || [[Anders Eklund|Eklund]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|48 || "[[The Last Assignment]]" || Bull || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|49 || "[[The Tyrant in Tiang]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|50 || "[[The Devil's Triangle]]" || Eklund || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|51 || "[[A Dangerous Voyage]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|52 || "[[Fatal Dose]]" || Eklund || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|53 || "[[The Impostor (Team Fantomen story)|The Impostor]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|54 || "[[The Great Race (1978 story)|The Great Race]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|55 || "[[Dizzying Affairs]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|56 || "[[False Play]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|57 || "[[Grand Prix]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|58 || "[[Mahmoud and the Elixir of Life]]" || Worker || Eralp ||
|-
|59 || "[[The Mysterious Murders]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|60 || "[[The Moon Herb]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|61 || "[[Dead Man's Gold]]" || Worker || Eralp || ¤
|-
|62 || "[[The Curse]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|63 || "[[Poker with a Ghost]]" || Worker || Eralp || ¤
|-
|64 || "[[Yohimba's Gift or Guran's Secret]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|65 || "[[Quabar's Secret]]" || Darell || Eralp ||
|-
|66 || "[[The Demon of Fog Island]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]], Eralp || ¤
|-
|67 || "[[The Swamp of Horrors]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|68 || "[[The Old Bandar]]" || Avenell || Eralp ||
|-
|69 || "[[The Ghost Ship (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Ship]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|70 || "[[The Elephant Sect]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|71 || "[[The River of Horrors]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|72 || "[[The Elixir Maker]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|73 || "[[The Harbour Rats]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|74 || "[[Deadly Intent]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|75 || "[[Secret of the Volcano Valley]]" || Eralp, Tierres || Eralp || ¤
|-
|76 || "[[The Oracle]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|77 || "[[Mystery of the Reef]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|}

[[Category:Artists|Eralp, Özcan]]
[[Category:Writers|Eralp, Özcan]]

Özcan Eralp

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{{Creator
|name=Özcan Eralp
|image=[[Image:Eralp.jpg|250px]]
|Born= 1935
|Died=N/A
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkish
|Occupation=Artist, Writer
|Creations= 90
|Website=N/A
|Results=
|Signature=
|}}
'''Özcan Eralp''' (born November 27, 1935 in İzmir) is a Turkish comics artist and writer.
== Biography ==
Eralp had been working as an illustrator since the 1960's, and came to Sweden to visit a brother. He soon got job with publisher [[Semic Press]] as a studio artist. Soon he was creating additional art for Italian Phantom stories from [[Fratelli Spada]] that were published in ''[[Fantomen]]'' at the time.

In 1970 he finally got the chance to draw a complete Phantom story. In the beginning many of the stories he drew were remakes of newspaper strip stories originally made by [[Lee Falk]], [[Ray Moore]] and [[Wilson McCoy]]. Eralp also wrote some of his own stories.

In 1971, Eralp moved back to Turkey but continued to work as a Phantom artist. In 1976–1979 and 1986–1988 he frequently collaborated with [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]. Eralp's final Phantom story was published in 1991.

Besides his work on the Phantom, Eralp has also produced cartoons.

== Phantom works by Özcan Eralp ==
=== Stories ===
==== Edited [[Fratelli Spada stories]] ====
These stories were produced by [[Fratelli Spada]] and edited with additional art by Özcan Eralp for printing in ''[[Fantomen]]''.

{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Additional Team Fantomen artist
|-
|1|| "[[Retaggio di vendetta]] || ? || [[Dino Leonetti|Leonetti]] || Eralp
|-
|2|| "[[The Green Monsters]]" || ? || [[Nanni Silvestrini|Silvestrini]] and [[Mario Pedrazzi|Pedrazzi]] || Eralp
|-
|3|| "[[Il colpo della talpa]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|4|| "[[The Atomic Expert]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|5|| "[[The River Pirates (Fratelli Spada story)|The River Pirates]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|6|| "[[Fine di un satrapo]]" || ? || Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|7|| "[[Riders of the Night]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|8|| "[[Shoot on Sight]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|9|| "[[The Education of Clarence Crucible]]" || ? || [[Antonio Sciotti|Sciotti]] || Eralp
|-
|10|| "[[The Recruit]]" || ? || [[Senio Pratesi|Pratesi]] || Eralp
|-
|11|| "[[Ellen Booty]]" || ? || Silvestrini || Eralp
|-
|12|| "[[Maiden Voyage]]" || ? || Silvestrini and Pedrazzi || Eralp
|-
|13|| "[[The Movement Holiday]]" || ? || Pratesi || Eralp
|-
|}

==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|- || ||
|1 || "[[The Treasure Seeker]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|2 || "[[The Flying Horse (Team Fantomen story)|The Flying Horse]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|3 || "[[The Gladiators]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|4 || "[[Diana Kidnapped]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|5 || "[[The Fencing Master]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|6 || "[[The Jungle King]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|7 || "[[The Goddess of Death]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|8 || "[[The Girl Without Memory]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|9 || "[[The Mystery of the Arrow Ring]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|10 || "[[The Coup in Volara]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|11 || "[[The Island of Death (1971 story)|The Island of Death]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|12 || "[[The Boxing Mystery]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|13 || "[[Return of the Jungle League]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|14 || "[[Dead or Alive]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|15 || "[[Drama in the Desert]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|16 || "[[The Diamond Heist]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|17 || "[[The Diamond Mystery]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|18 || "[[The Treasure of the Singh Pirates]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|19 || "[[The Pygmy Ruby]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|20 || "[[The Generals' Hunt]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|21 || "[[The Man in the Swamp]]" || Gill || Eralp || ¤
|-
|22 || "[[The Buried Witness]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|23 || "[[The Cave of Kings (Team Fantomen story)|The Cave of Kings]]" || Gill || Eralp || ¤
|-
|24 || "[[The Gold of Destiny]]" || Falk || Eralp || ¤
|-
|25 || "[[The Missing Gold Transport]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|26 || "[[Intrigue in Istanbul]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|27 || "[[Joomba Missing]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|28 || "[[The Jungle Demon]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|29 || "[[The Elephant's Graveyard]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|30 || "[[The Pirate Treasure]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|31 || "[[The Escape]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|32 || "[[Terror in the Desert]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|33 || "[[Guests of the Night]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|34 || "[[The Garden of Evil]]" || Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|35 || "[[The Secret of the Coal Mine]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|36 || "[[The Slavers (Team Fantomen story)|The Slavers]]" || Lundström, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|37 || "[[Diana Married]]" || Lundström, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|38 || "[[Wagon Master]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]], Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|39 || "[[Laurann's Wedding]]" || Granberg, Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|40 || "[[Curse of the Medicine Men]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|41 || "[[The Secret of the Statues]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|42 || "[[The Indian Hater]]" || Lundström || Eralp || ¤
|-
|43 || "[[Kidnap the President]]" || Lundström, [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|44 || "[[The Witch (1976 story)|The Witch]]" || Granberg, Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|45 || "[[The Traitor (1976 story)|The Traitor]]" || [[Kjell Broberg|Broberg]], Eralp || Eralp || ¤
|-
|46 || "[[The City of Horror]]" || [[John Bull|Bull]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|47 || "[[Atomic Terror]]" || [[Anders Eklund|Eklund]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|48 || "[[The Last Assignment]]" || Bull || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|49 || "[[The Tyrant in Tiang]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|50 || "[[The Devil's Triangle]]" || Eklund || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|51 || "[[A Dangerous Voyage]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|52 || "[[Fatal Dose]]" || Eklund || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|53 || "[[The Impostor (Team Fantomen story)|The Impostor]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|54 || "[[The Great Race (1978 story)|The Great Race]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|55 || "[[Dizzying Affairs]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|56 || "[[False Play]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|57 || "[[Grand Prix]]" || Worker || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|58 || "[[Mahmoud and the Elixir of Life]]" || Worker || Eralp ||
|-
|59 || "[[The Mysterious Murders]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|60 || "[[The Moon Herb]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|61 || "[[Dead Man's Gold]]" || Worker || Eralp || ¤
|-
|62 || "[[The Curse]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|63 || "[[Poker with a Ghost]]" || Worker || Eralp || ¤
|-
|64 || "[[Yohimba's Gift or Guran's Secret]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|65 || "[[Quabar's Secret]]" || Darell || Eralp ||
|-
|66 || "[[The Demon of Fog Island]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]], Eralp || ¤
|-
|67 || "[[The Swamp of Horrors]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|68 || "[[The Old Bandar]]" || Avenell || Eralp ||
|-
|69 || "[[The Ghost Ship (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Ship]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|70 || "[[The Elephant Sect]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp ||
|-
|71 || "[[The River of Horrors]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|72 || "[[The Elixir Maker]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|73 || "[[The Harbour Rats]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|74 || "[[Deadly Intent]]" || Tierres || Wilhelmsson, Eralp || ¤
|-
|75 || "[[Secret of the Volcano Valley]]" || Eralp, Tierres || Eralp || ¤
|-
|76 || "[[The Oracle]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|77 || "[[Mystery of the Reef]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || Eralp || ¤
|-
|}

[[Category:Artists|Eralp, Özcan]]
[[Category:Writers|Eralp, Özcan]]

Terje Emberland

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'''Terje Emberland''' (born August 13, 1956) is a Norwegian writer. He has written two [[Phantom]] stories with [[Henning Laugerud]] using the pen name '''Johan L. Borgnes'''. Under the Borgnes name he also wrote the articles that introduced the fictitious Phantom researcher [[Kenneth Soames]]. Emberland has also written a Phantom story on his own, which is unique as it is the only [[Team Fantomen]] story that has only been published in Norway.

Emberland is a researcher at the Center for Studies of Holocaust and Religious Minorities.

{{stub}}
== Phantom work by Terje Emberland ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|-
|1 || "[[Golem]]" || Borgnes || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|2 || "[[Deadly Cargo (Westad story)|Deadly Cargo]]" || Emberland || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] ||
|-
|3 || "[[Tirangi's Burial Ground]]" || Borgnes || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Writers|Emberland, Terje]]

Basil Copper

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'''Basil Copper''' (5 February 1924 – 3 April 2013) was British writer and former journalist and newspaper editor. He has written over fifty books and scripts.

Copper wrote two of the [[Avon novels|Phantom novels]] published by [[Avon Books]] in the 1970's. He has also written novels about "Solar Pons" and "Mike Faraday".

{{stub}}
[[Category:Writers|Copper, Basil]]

Bruce Cassiday

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'''Bruce Cassiday''' (January 25, 1920 – January 12, 2005), American writer, editor, radio scriptwriter, and author of many works of crime fiction under his own name and several pseudonyms. Under the pseudonym '''Carson Bingham''' he wrote one novel in [[Avon Books]]' series of [[Phantom novels]]. One more novel was mistakenly credited to Bingham, however this was actually written by [[Lee Falk]].

[[Category: Writers|Cassiday, Bruce]]

Mike Bullock

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{{Creator
|name=Mike Bullock
|image=
|Born= September 15, 1968
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] American
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Mike Bullock''' is an award-winning writer of poetry and creative fiction, a published lyricist, and an accomplished non-fiction writer. He has been writing creatively for over 20 years and has nearly two decades of promotional experience in the music and comic industries. He is best known as the creator of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lions,_Tigers_and_Bears=''Lions, Tigers and Bears''] for Image Comics, and as the regular writer of ''[[The Phantom (Moonstone regular series)|The Phantom]]'' from [[Moonstone Books]].

== Biography ==
Mike Bullock first began his music career at the age of seventeen. By his twenty-first birthday, he'd joined his first professional band, recorded his first album for Restless Records and gone on his first tour. During this time, he wrote for and served as editor of the fanzine Schematix. By his twenty fifth birthday, UCLA's Campus Circle magazine relied on Bullock for their music columns and band interviews.

Soon after, Bullock launched Mainframe Music, an artist development company aimed at steering the careers of younger musicians.

Bullock attended Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California, studying journalism and computer science. He later studied both fiction and non-fiction writing for children and young adults at the Institute of Children's Literature.

At the age of thirty, he walked away from the music industry and soon embraced writing full-time.

Bullock joined the staff of the online comic magazine Broken Frontier in February of 2003. During his time with the magazine, Bullock was the Reviews Editor. In addition to reviews, Bullock also became the longest tenured staff writer; his Industrial Evolution column arrived weekly for two years and was joined by the occasional Lowdown article.

His first published fiction work, Lions, Tigers and Bears brought him acclaim that rivaled his music career and validated his new choice in creative outlets.

===Comic book works===
In late 2003, Dabel Brothers Productions approached Bullock and offered him the reins of their Promotions Department.

During his one year stint with Dabel Brothers Productions, Bullock performed the duties of PR Director, as well as Editor on DBPro's original series, ''Imperial Dragons'', and Dreamwave's ''Warlands''. In addition, Bullock developed the second Imperial Dragons series for Dabel Brothers, entitled ''Imperial Dragons: Road of Honor.''

Bullock soon developed several of his original properties, the first of which to see publication is the critically acclaimed Image Comic ''Lions, Tigers and Bears'', a charming all-ages tale reviewers have called "'' Monsters Inc. meets The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe ''". ''Lions, Tigers and Bears'' was created by Bullock, then developed with series artist, Jack Lawrence. Lions, Tigers and Bears won the Angouleme Discovery Youth Prize in 2007.

Bullock's second series, ''The Gimoles'' [http://www.runemasterstudios.com/gimoles.php], has also achieved a high level of praise from readers and critics alike, featuring artwork from UK artist Theo Bain [http://www.runemasterstudios.com/tbain.php] and US artist Michael Mayhew. The second ''Lions, Tigers and Bears'' series, also authored by Bullock, began in April of 2006.

In late 2005, Bullock was handed the reins of [[Moonstone Books]]' comic series starring, and named after, ''[[The Phantom]]'' [http://www.moonstonebooks.com/phantom.asp], originally created by [[Lee Falk]]. He also wrote two prose stories featuring the character in Moonstone's Phantom prose anthology [[The Phantom Chronicles]], released in the summer of 2007.

== Phantom work by Mike Bullock ==
===Stories===
====[[Moonstone stories]]====
'''Comics stories'''
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1|| "[[Tiger's Blood Part 1]]" || Bullock || [[Gabriel Rearte|Rearte]]
|-
| 2|| "[[Tiger's Blood Part 2]]" || Bullock || [[Carlos Magno|Magno]]
|-
| 3|| "[[Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 5]]" || Bullock || [[Juan Ferreyra|Ferreyra]]
|-
| 4|| "[[Walker's Line Part 1]]" || Bullock || Magno
|-
| 5|| "[[Walker's Line Part 2]]" || Bullock || Magno
|-
| 6|| "[[Forgotten]]" || Bullock || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]]
|-
| 7|| "[[Invisible Children Part 1]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 8|| "[[Invisible Children Part 2]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 9|| "[[Invisible Children Part 3]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 10|| "[[Silent Knight]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi, [[Tomas Coggiola|Coggiola]]
|-
| 11|| "[[Worth Beyond Measure]]" || Bullock || [[Zeu]]
|-
| 12|| "[[Checkmate Part 1]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 13|| "[[Checkmate Part 2]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi, Coggiola
|-
| 14|| "[[Checkmate Part 3]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 15|| "[[Checkmate Part 4]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 16|| "[[Checkmate Part 5]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 17|| "[[Man O' War]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi, Zeu
|-
| 18|| "[[Jewel of Denial]]" || Bullock || [[Samicler Gonçalves|Gonçalves]]
|-
| 19 || "[[Concrete Jungle]]" || Bullock, [[Kevin Grevioux|Grevioux]] || Gonçalves
|-
| 20 || "[[Gutaale]]" || Bullock || [[Fernando Peniche|Peniche]]
|-
| 21 || "[[Enitan]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi, [[Sergio Mulko|Mulko]]
|-
| 22 || "[[End War Part 1]]" || Bullock, [[David Michelinie|Michelinie]] || Szilagyi
|-
| 23 || "[[End War Part 2]]" || Bullock, Michelinie || Szilagyi
|-
| 24 || "[[End War Part 3]]" || Bullock, Michelinie || Szilagyi
|-
| 25 || "[[The Chase]]" || Bullock, Michelinie || Peniche
|-
| 26 || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 1]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 27 || "[[Return of The Eastern Dark Part 2]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 28 || "[[International Waters]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 29 || "[[The Hammer, Part 1]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 30 || "[[The Hammer, Part 2]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 31 || "[[The Hammer, Part 3]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 32 || "[[The Hammer, Part 4]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 33 || "[[The Hammer, Part 5]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 34 || "[[The Hammer, Part 6]]" || Bullock || Peniche
|-
| 35 || "[[Phantom Action, Part 1]]" || Bullock || [[Reno Maniquis|Maniquis]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]]
|-
| 36 || "[[Phantom Action, Part 2]]" || Bullock || Maniquis, Williams
|-
| 37 || "[[Godfall, Part 1]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 38 || "[[Godfall, Part 2]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 39 || "[[Godfall, Part 3]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 40 || "[[Godfall, Part 4]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 41 || "[[Godfall, Part 5]]" || Bullock || Szilagyi
|-
| 42 || "[[Warhead]]" || Bullock || [[Kerry Talbot|Talbot]]
|-
|}

'''Graphic stories'''
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[Thy Will be Done]]" || Bullock || Zeu
|-
| 2 || "[[The Slave Trail]]" || [[Mike Baron|Baron]], Bullock || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]]
|-
| 3 || "[[Priceless]]" || Bullock || [[Norman Lanting|Lanting]]
|-
|}

'''Prose stories'''
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer
|-
| 1 || "[[White Knight]]" || Bullock
|-
| 2 || "[[Bad Medicine]]" || Bullock, [[Ed Rhoades|Rhoades]]
|-
| 3 || "[[I of the Storm]]" || Bullock
|-
| 4 ||"[[Passages]]" || Bullock, [[Josh Aitken|Aitken]]
|-
|}

==External links==
* [http://www.runemasterstudios.com Runemaster Studios, Inc.]
*[http://silverbulletcomics.com/news/story.php?a=1286 An article about the Phantom written by Mike Bullock]
*[http://chroniclechamber.com/MikePt1PG01.html Interview with Mike from Phantom fansite The Chronicle Chamber]
* [http://comicbookbin.com/runemaster_001.html Comprehensive Article on Runemaster Studios, Inc.]
* [http://www.comicbloc.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=608&Itemid=57 Interview with Mike on The Comic Bloc online magazine]
*[http://www.comicspace.com/mike_bullock/ Mike Bullock's ComicSpace]
*[http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=68168961 Mike Bullock's Myspace]
{{Wikipedia|November 21, 2007|Mike Bullock}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:Bullock, Mike}}
[[Category:Writers]]

Donne Avenell

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{{Creator
|name=Donne Avenell
|image=
|Born= September 11, 1925
|Died= November 1996
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] British
|Occupation=[[:Category:Writers|Writer]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Donne Avenell''' (1925–1997) was a British comics creator.
== Biography ==
Avenell was born in Croydon, Surrey. He began his writing career working for Amalgamated Press, which later became IPC. During his days with IPC he met [[Norman Worker]], who got him in touch with [[Semic Press]]. Like Worker, he began to write scripts for "The Saint" and "Buffalo Bill" that Semic produced.

In the late 1970s, Avenell also began to write scripts for "[[The Phantom]]" and became a fan favourite.

Avenell also wrote "Axa" (drawn by "Modesty Blaise" artist Romero), "Tumac", "Django & Angel" and many Disney comics.

{{stub}}
== Phantom work by Donne Avenell ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!
|- || ||
|1 || "[[Dizzying Affairs]]" || Avenell || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || ¤
|-
|2 || "[[The Art Collector]]" || Avenell || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || ¤
|-
|3 || "[[False Play]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|4 || "[[The Russian Chess Game]]" || Avenell || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|5 || "[[The Amulet of the Llongo]]" || Avenell || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || ¤
|-
|6 || "[[The Flute of Death]]" || Avenell || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|7 || "[[Plague Warning]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|8 || "[[Devil's Story]]" || Avenell || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] ||
|-
|9 || "[[Prisoner 21]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
|10 || "[[The Mysterious Murders]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|11 || "[[The Pirate Inheritance]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
|12 || "[[The Trap (Team Fantomen story)|The Trap]]" || Avenell || Bess ||
|-
|13 || "[[The River Mystery]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|14 || "[[The Dictator]]" || Avenell || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] || ¤
|-
|15 || "[[The Arsonist (Team Fantomen story)|The Arsonist]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|16 || "[[The Messengers of the Jungle]]" || Avenell || Bess || ¤
|-
|17 || "[[The Circus Murderer]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
|18 || "[[The Moon Herb]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|19 || "[[The Stone Carving People (story)|The Stone Carving People]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|20 || "[[The Boy Detectives]]" || Avenell || Bess || ¤
|-
|21 || "[[Buried Alive]]" || Avenell || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|22 || "[[The Secret of Snake Island]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
|23 || "[[The Whispering Statue]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|24 || "[[The Bikie Gang]]" || Avenell || Bess ||
|-
|25 || "[[Hero (story)|Hero]]" || Avenell || Vallvé ||
|-
|26 || "[[The Convent Treasure]]" || Avenell || Bade || ¤
|-
|27 || "[[The Secret]]" || Avenell || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|28 || "[[The Beanstalk (story)|The Beanstalk]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
|29 || "[[Wildman from Bengali]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
|30 || "[[Secret of the Volcano]]" || Avenell || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|31 || "[[The Old Bandar]]" || Avenell || Eralp ||
|-
|32 || "[[Diamond Fever]]" || Avenell || Vallvé ||
|-
|33 || "[[The Train Gang]]" || Avenell || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|34 || "[[The Ghost Pirate]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
|35 || "[[The Secret of Polymos]]" || Avenell || Spadari || ¤
|-
|36 || "[[Sting]]" || Avenell || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|37 || "[[The Monster]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
|38 || "[[Eden (story)|Eden]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
|39 || "[[The Secret of the Ark]]" || Avenell || [[Felmang]], [[Claudio Waldrag|Waldrag]] ||
|-
|40 || "[[Kano and Ayobol]]" || Avenell || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|41 || "[[Satan's Horn]]" || Avenell || Cruz || ¤
|-
|42 || "[[The Iron Mask]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
|43 || "[[The Witches of Carpatia]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|44 || "[[The Marionettes]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|45 || "[[Lotosi's Treasure]]" || Avenell || Vallvé || ¤
|-
|46 || "[[The Drug Farm]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|47 || "[[The Death Dealers]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|48 || "[[The Oracle]]" || Avenell || Eralp || ¤
|-
|49 || "[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 1]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
|50 || "[[The Boy from the Sea]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|51 || "[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 2: Tracking the Killers]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
|52 || "[[Death in Belgium]]" || Avenell || [[Jean-Yves Mitton|Mitton]] ||
|-
| 53 || "[[Marsh Fever]]" || Avenell || Felmang, [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
| 54 || "[[Thief on Board]]" || Avenell || Felmang, Ferri ||
|-
| 55 || "[[The Skull Murders (1993 story)|The Skull Murders]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
| 56 || "[[The Ghost of Tawasu Valley]]" || Avenell || Spadari ||
|-
| 57 || "[[Operation Jungle Patrol]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
| 58 || "[[The Commander is Dead]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
| 59 || "[[Diana's New Job]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
| 60 || "[[The Wreck in Bengali Bay]]" || Avenell || Felmang, Ferri, [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] ||
|-
| 61 || "[[The Wedding Gifts]]" || Avenell || Felmang, Ferri, Benny || ¤
|-
| 62 || "[[The Magic Flute]]" || Avenell || Lindahl ||
|-
| 63 || "[[The Sea Jackals]]" || Avenell || Leppänen ||
|-
| 64 || "[[The Disappearance of Prince Rex]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
| 65 || "[[Guardians of the Dead]]" || Avenell || Spadari ||
|-
| 66 || "[[Mission to Antarctica]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
| 67 || "[[The Secret of the Well]]" || Avenell || Bade ||
|-
| 68 || "[[The Skull Cave Mystery]]" || Avenell || Felmang, Benny ||
|-
| 69 || "[[The Devil's Anvil]]" || Avenell || Cruz ||
|-
|}

[[Category: Writers|Avenell, Donne]]

Rade Tovladijac

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{{Creator
|name=Rade Tovladijac
|image=[[Image:Rade Tovladijac.jpg|200px]]
|Born= August 1, 1961
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= http://www.betterflystudio.com
|Signature=[[Image:Rade Tovladijac signature.jpg|100px]]
}}
'''Rade Tovladijac''' (born August 1, 1965) is a Serbian fantasy and comic book artist, illustrator, painter and architect. He is current president of Association of Serbian comics artists, lives in Belgrade.

==Biography==

He was born in Ulcinj, Yugoslavia (now in Montenegro), and grew up in Čačak (in Serbia). He obtained his degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with project "Celestial City - Orbital Station in Lagrange stationary point - L5."

He debuted in Yugoslav comics industry in 1983, as member of "Bauhaus 7" art group, together with Zoran Tucić, Vujadin Radovanović and Saša Živković.

Tovladijac is especially known for his painted covers for popular Yugoslav magazines ''Gigant'', ''Horor'', ''Tajne'', featuring [[The Phantom]], [[Mandrake]], Modesty Blaise, James Bond, Batman and other popular characters.

Among his main comics series are "Ljudi za zvezde" written by Aleksandar Timotijević (Sci-Fi, in ''YU strip magazine''), "Smešna strana srpske stvarnosti" written by Mihailo Medenica (satirical Saturday page in ''Press'' daily, Belgrade).

He has exhibited in group exhibitions in the former Yugoslavia, the UK, Greece and Hungary.

==External links==
*[http://www.betterflystudio.com/ Tovladijac's "Betterfly Studio", official website, Belgrade]
* [http://www.comicvine.com/rade-tovladijac/4040-80479/images/ Gallery at Comicvine]

== Phantom work by Rade Tovladijac ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12 cover]]
Image:Rade Tovladijac - The Phantom, 1991.jpg|An unpublished cover art for [[Biblioteka Nostalgija]] series (1991)
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Tovladijac, Rade]]

File:Rade Tovladijac signature.jpg

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[[Rade Tovladijac]]'s signature

Biblioteka Nostalgija

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'''''Biblioteka Nostalgija''''' was a series of large, hardback comic albums published by [[Dečje Novine]] in former Yugoslavia from 1981 to 1991.
== History==
14 albums were published, and "[[The Phantom]]" appeared in four of them. Other comics in the series were "[[Mandrake the Magician]]", "Popeye", "Cisco Kid" and "Steve Canyon".
===Issue overview===
<gallery>
Image:Bibliotekanostalgija 2.jpg|<center>[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 2|''Biblioteka Nostalgija'' #2]] (1981)
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 4.jpg|<center>[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 4|''Biblioteka Nostalgija'' #4]] (1985)
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 7.jpg|<center>[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 7|''Biblioteka Nostalgija'' #7]] (1988)
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|<center>[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12|''Biblioteka Nostalgija'' #12]] (1991)
Image:Rade Tovladijac - The Phantom, 1991.jpg|Rade Tovladijac: An unpublished cover art for [[Biblioteka Nostalgija]] series (1991)
</gallery>

{{Yugoslavia}}
[[Category: Publications]]
[[Category: Biblioteka Nostalgija issues| ]]

Rade Tovladijac

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Stripar: /* Covers */ Unpublsihed cover art, 1991

{{Creator
|name=Rade Tovladijac
|image=[[Image:Rade Tovladijac.jpg|200px]]
|Born= August 1, 1961
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= http://www.betterflystudio.com
|}}
'''Rade Tovladijac''' (born August 1, 1965) is a Serbian fantasy and comic book artist, illustrator, painter and architect. He is current president of Association of Serbian comics artists, lives in Belgrade.

==Biography==

He was born in Ulcinj, Yugoslavia (now in Montenegro), and grew up in Čačak (in Serbia). He obtained his degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with project "Celestial City - Orbital Station in Lagrange stationary point - L5."

He debuted in Yugoslav comics industry in 1983, as member of "Bauhaus 7" art group, together with Zoran Tucić, Vujadin Radovanović and Saša Živković.

Tovladijac is especially known for his painted covers for popular Yugoslav magazines ''Gigant'', ''Horor'', ''Tajne'', featuring [[The Phantom]], [[Mandrake]], Modesty Blaise, James Bond, Batman and other popular characters.

Among his main comics series are "Ljudi za zvezde" written by Aleksandar Timotijević (Sci-Fi, in ''YU strip magazine''), "Smešna strana srpske stvarnosti" written by Mihailo Medenica (satirical Saturday page in ''Press'' daily, Belgrade).

He has exhibited in group exhibitions in the former Yugoslavia, the UK, Greece and Hungary.

==External links==
*[http://www.betterflystudio.com/ Tovladijac's "Betterfly Studio", official website, Belgrade]
* [http://www.comicvine.com/rade-tovladijac/4040-80479/images/ Gallery at Comicvine]

== Phantom work by Rade Tovladijac ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12 cover]]
Image:Rade Tovladijac - The Phantom, 1991.jpg|An unpublished cover art for [[Biblioteka Nostalgija]] series (1991)
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Tovladijac, Rade]]

File:Rade Tovladijac - The Phantom, 1991.jpg

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Stripar: A category

Rade Tovladijac: "The Phantom", an unpublished cover art for Biblioteka Nostalgija, Serbia/Yugoslavia 1991. Source: [http://www.betterflystudio.com/main_portfolio.html Betterfly studio, Belgrade, Portfolio/Illustrations]

[[Category:Biblioteka Nostalgija covers]]

File:Rade Tovladijac - The Phantom, 1991.jpg

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Stripar: Rade Tovladijac: "The Phantom", an unpublished cover art for Biblioteka Nostalgija, Serbia/Yugoslavia 1991. Source: [http://www.betterflystudio.com/main_portfolio.html Betterfly studio, Belgrade, Portfolio/Illustrations]

Rade Tovladijac

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Stripar: Comicvine direct URL

{{Creator
|name=Rade Tovladijac
|image=[[Image:Rade Tovladijac.jpg|200px]]
|Born= August 1, 1961
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= http://www.betterflystudio.com
|}}
'''Rade Tovladijac''' (born August 1, 1965) is a Serbian fantasy and comic book artist, illustrator, painter and architect. He is current president of Association of Serbian comics artists, lives in Belgrade.

==Biography==

He was born in Ulcinj, Yugoslavia (now in Montenegro), and grew up in Čačak (in Serbia). He obtained his degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with project "Celestial City - Orbital Station in Lagrange stationary point - L5."

He debuted in Yugoslav comics industry in 1983, as member of "Bauhaus 7" art group, together with Zoran Tucić, Vujadin Radovanović and Saša Živković.

Tovladijac is especially known for his painted covers for popular Yugoslav magazines ''Gigant'', ''Horor'', ''Tajne'', featuring [[The Phantom]], [[Mandrake]], Modesty Blaise, James Bond, Batman and other popular characters.

Among his main comics series are "Ljudi za zvezde" written by Aleksandar Timotijević (Sci-Fi, in ''YU strip magazine''), "Smešna strana srpske stvarnosti" written by Mihailo Medenica (satirical Saturday page in ''Press'' daily, Belgrade).

He has exhibited in group exhibitions in the former Yugoslavia, the UK, Greece and Hungary.

==External links==
*[http://www.betterflystudio.com/ Tovladijac's "Betterfly Studio", official website, Belgrade]
* [http://www.comicvine.com/rade-tovladijac/4040-80479/images/ Gallery at Comicvine]

== Phantom work by Rade Tovladijac ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Tovladijac, Rade]]

Rade Tovladijac

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{{Creator
|name=Rade Tovladijac
|image=[[Image:Rade Tovladijac.jpg|200px]]
|Born= August 1, 1961
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= http://www.betterflystudio.com
|}}
'''Rade Tovladijac''' (born August 1, 1965) is a Serbian fantasy and comic book artist, illustrator, painter and architect. He is current president of Association of Serbian comics artists, lives in Belgrade.

==Biography==

He was born in Ulcinj, Yugoslavia (now in Montenegro), and grew up in Čačak (in Serbia). He obtained his degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with project "Celestial City - Orbital Station in Lagrange stationary point - L5."

He debuted in Yugoslav comics industry in 1983, as member of "Bauhaus 7" art group, together with Zoran Tucić, Vujadin Radovanović and Saša Živković.

Tovladijac is especially known for his painted covers for popular Yugoslav magazines ''Gigant'', ''Horor'', ''Tajne'', featuring [[The Phantom]], [[Mandrake]], Modesty Blaise, James Bond, Batman and other popular characters.

Among his main comics series are "Ljudi za zvezde" written by Aleksandar Timotijević (Sci-Fi, in ''YU strip magazine''), "Smešna strana srpske stvarnosti" written by Mihailo Medenica (satirical Saturday page in ''Press'' daily, Belgrade).

He has exhibited in group exhibitions in the former Yugoslavia, the UK, Greece and Hungary.

==External links==
*[http://www.betterflystudio.com/ Tovladijac's "Betterfly Studio", official website, Belgrade]
* [http://www.comicvine.com/ Gallery at Comicvine]

== Phantom work by Rade Tovladijac ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Tovladijac, Rade]]

File:Rade Tovladijac.jpg

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Stripar: Rade Tovladijac (born August 1, 1965), Serbian fantasy and comic book artist. Current president of Association of Serbian comics artists. Source: [http://www.usus.org.rs/clanovi-2/47-rade-tovladijac Official biography] CC 3.0 Unported

Rade Tovladijac (born August 1, 1965), Serbian fantasy and comic book artist. Current president of Association of Serbian comics artists. Source: [http://www.usus.org.rs/clanovi-2/47-rade-tovladijac Official biography] CC 3.0 Unported

Rade Tovladijac

2015-10-04T21:25:39Z

Stripar: Adaptation form English Wikipedia

{{Creator
|name=Rade Tovladijac
|image=
|Born= 1961
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:Mini_serbia.gif]] Serbian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Cover artists|Cover artist]]
|Website= http://www.betterflystudio.com
|}}
'''Rade Tovladijac''' (born August 1, 1965) is a Serbian fantasy and comic book artist, illustrator, painter and architect. He is current president of Association of Serbian comics artists, lives in Belgrade.

==Biography==

He was born in Ulcinj, Yugoslavia (now in Montenegro), and grew up in Čačak (in Serbia). He obtained his degree at the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade with project "Celestial City - Orbital Station in Lagrange stationary point - L5."

He debuted in Yugoslav comics industry in 1983, as member of "Bauhaus 7" art group, together with Zoran Tucić, Vujadin Radovanović and Saša Živković.

Tovladijac is especially known for his painted covers for popular Yugoslav magazines ''Gigant'', ''Horor'', ''Tajne'', featuring [[The Phantom]], [[Mandrake]], Modesty Blaise, James Bond, Batman and other popular characters.

Among his main comics series are "Ljudi za zvezde" written by Aleksandar Timotijević (Sci-Fi, in ''YU strip magazine''), "Smešna strana srpske stvarnosti" written by Mihailo Medenica (satirical Saturday page in ''Press'' daily, Belgrade).

He has exhibited in group exhibitions in the former Yugoslavia, the UK, Greece and Hungary.

==External links==
*[http://www.betterflystudio.com/ Tovladijac's "Betterfly Studio", official website, Belgrade]
* [http://www.comicvine.com/ Gallery at Comicvine]

== Phantom work by Rade Tovladijac ==
=== Covers ===
<gallery>
Image:Biblioteka Nostalgija 12.jpg|[[Biblioteka Nostalgija 12 cover]]
</gallery>

[[Category:Cover artists|Tovladijac, Rade]]