Molok (story)

Year One
Molok
Produced for:	Fantomen 18/2004
Story #:	2
# of pgs:	32
Writer:	Claes Reimerthi
Artist:	Paul Ryan
Original colorist:	Reprostugan
Producer:	Egmont Kärnan
Preceded by:	"The 21st Phantom"
Followed by:	"The Courier"

"Molok" is a 2004 Team Fantomen story, written by Claes Reimerthi, with art by Paul Ryan.

Plot synopsis

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Appearances

Recurring characters

• The 21st Phantom
• The 20th Phantom
• Guran
• Rama Singh
• Thunder

One-time characters

• Molok
• Chief Lumbago of Lamba
• Chief Wataka of Wambesi (possible Wambo's father)
• Chief Llontono of Llongo

Locations

• Bengali
  • Deep Woods
    • The Skull Cave
      • The Skull Throne
  • The Llongo village
  • The Wambesi village
  • The Lamba village
  • The Conga village
  • Bengali River
  • Destiny Top

Organizations

• The Singh Brotherhood
• The Moogoo Cult
• The Council of Medicine Men

Tribes

• Bandar
• Llongo
• Lamba
• Wambesi
• Conga
• Ossewey
• Oogaan

Objects

• The Skull Ring
• The statue of the Golden Ox

Behind the scenes

• On the cover of the first publication in Swedish, the title is "Molok – Den ondskefulle" ("Molok – The Evil One"). In the next issue advertisement in the preceding issue, the title is "Molok – Häxmästaren" ("Molok – The Witch Master"). A preview message about the Year One series published in Fantomen 26/2003 mentions a story title "Fredsmäklaren" ("The Peace Maker") which could also refer to this story.

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Australia

• "Molok", The Phantom #1391 (2004)

Finland

• "Molok", Mustanaamio 18/2004

Norway

• "Molok", Fantomet 18/2004

Sweden

• "Molok", Fantomen 18/2004
• "Molok – Den ondskefulle", Till sista andetaget (2026)