The 16th Phantom
| The 16th Phantom |
| Active years (Team Fantomen): |
|---|
| 1848-1869 |
| Active years (Lee Falk): |
| mid 19th century |
| Active years (Moonstone): |
| might have been active around 1835-1840 |
| Active years (Bastei): |
| N/A |
| Active years (Other producers): |
| N/A |
The 16th Phantom is one of the Phantoms.
Fictional Character Biography
According to Team Fantomen
The 16th Phantom was born in 1831.
In his youth he studied in London Gold Fever, Part 1
He was only 16 years old when he swore the Oath of the Skull in 1848.
His mother was Juliet Adams.
His mother is said to have been of both English and Italian descent The Child Farm
In August 1852, his wife Asta Jensen gave birth to twins; Kip and Julie.
According to the newspaper strip
When Morgan, a rich American accidentally kills the prince of Llongo, the 16th Phantom follows him back to the US to have him put to trial. After spending quite some time there, becoming known as "The Phantom Cowboy", he eventually manages to bring Morgan back to Bangalla where the Council of Chieds frees him from all accusations. Meanwhile, the Phantom has met and fallen in love with Morgan's daughter Annie, and after receiving her father's blessing they marry twice – once in her father's hometown, and once in the Skull Cave. The Phantom Cowboy
Annie and the 16th Phantom had twins, a boy and a girl, The Phantom Cowboy presumably (although never actually stated) the future 17th Phantom and Julie, in other stories said to be the children of the 17th Phantom. The Female Phantom The Delta Pirates
The 16th Phantom rescued a lost treasure originally of the Inca of Peru from thieves and brought it to the Skull Cave. The Scoundrel
According to Moonstone
The 16th Phantom spent time in the American Wild West, and had an encounter with the Singh Brotherhood that might have taken place around 1835-1840.
Notable Appearances
Daily/Sunday stories
| Title | Writer | Artist | Set in | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Return of the Thuggees" | Falk | Barry | 1840 | |
| "The Phantom Cowboy" | Falk | Barry, Olesen, Williams | 1843 | |
| "The Scoundrel" | DePaul | Ryan | 1844 or later | |
| "The Visitor" | DePaul | Weigel | 1854 | |
| "The Aeronaut" | DePaul | Ryan | 1864 | |
| "The Spy Ship" | DePaul | Weigel | 186? | during the American Civil War |
| "The Iceman" | DePaul | Beatty | N/A | mentioned |
Team Fantomen stories
Moonstone stories
| Title | Writer | Artist | Set in | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 3" | Dixon | Nolan | 18?? | |
| "Stranger from Walker's Table" | Murray | Procopio | 18?? | It is a prose story, illustrations is provided by Procopio |
| "Ghost Drum" | Shaps | Collins | 18?? |
Other stories
| Title | Writer | Artist | Set in | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "White Nile - Red Chains" | Ford | Ford | 1866 |
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| The 21st and current Phantom The Past Phantoms | |||