The Bride of Xali

The Bride of Xali
Start date:	April 17th, 1988
End date:	July 17th, 1988
# of strips:	14 pages
Writer:	Lee Falk
Artist:	Sy Barry
Original colorist:	KFS staff
Preceded by:	"The Irrondi and the Great Ones"
Followed by:	"Exodus of the Little People"

"The Bride of Xali" is the 131st Phantom Sunday story. It was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Sy Barry.

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Old jungle sayings

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Australia

• The Canberra Times January 15, 1989 – March 19, 1989 (7-10th week missing)
• "The Bride of Xali", The Phantom #978 (1991)
• "The Bride of Xali", The Phantom #1465 (2006)

Brazil

• "O Falso Deus", Fantasma Extra #25 (1991)

Colombia

• El Tiempo May 8?, 1988 – August 14, 1988

Finland

• Seura 47/1989 – 9/1990
• "Xali -tulijumala", Mustanaamio Year Album 1989

India

• "The Test of Fire", Indrajal Comics Vol. 25 No. 52 (1988)

Ireland

• Sunday World May 22, 1988 – August 21, 1988

Italy

• "Sacrifici umani", Phantom #253

Norway

• "Xali - Ildguden", Fantomet Christmas Album 1989
• "Xali - Ildguden", Fantomet 13-14/2014

Sweden

• "Xali - Eldguden", Fantomen Christmas Album 1989
• "Xali - Eldguden", Fantomen Christmas Album 2021

Turkey

• "Xali'nin Gelini", Kızılmaske #23 (2015)

USA

• Anchorage Daily News April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Baltimore Sun April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• Chicago Tribune April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Gadsden Times April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Ironton Tribune April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Leaf-Chronicle April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Montgomery Advertiser April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• Reading Eagle April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Robesonian April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• Rome News-Tribune April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• Spartanburg Herald-Journal April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• St. Petersburg Times April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• The Tuscaloosa News April 17, 1988 – July 17, 1988
• Chippewa Herald June 11, 1988 – July 16, 1988 - the last six weeks only