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The Philosopher's Stone, Part 3: The Lost Library
The Philosopher's Stone, Part 3: The Lost Library | |
Produced for: | Fantomen 21/2006 |
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# of pgs: | 32 |
Writer: | Claes Reimerthi |
Artist: | Alex Saviuk & Dick Giordano |
Original colorist: | Reprostugan |
Producer: | Egmont Kärnan |
"The Philosopher's Stone, Part 3: The Lost Library" is a 2006 Team Fantomen story, written by Claes Reimerthi, with art by Alex Saviuk and Dick Giordano.
Plot summary
An acquaintance of the 11th Phantom, Maria Löwitz, is a lady-in-waiting at the Russian court in St Petersburg. She disappears after overhearing a conversation between Grand Duke Paul and the Count of St. Germain. After her disappearance, a previously prepared letter is sent to Bengali where it is received by the 12th Phantom. He travels to St Petersburg where he arrives at the end of 1784 and gets to meet Catherine the Great. Also in St Petersburg is the Phantom's enemy Phoenix, appearing as the French nobleman Count of St. Germain, searching for a secret library.
Appearances
Recurring characters
- The 12th Phantom
- Phoenix (as the real-life Count of St Germain)
- past chief of the Bandars (unnamed, was the chief in the 12th Phantom's days)
- Maria Löwitz
- The 21st Phantom
- Devil
- Guran
One time characters
- Narysjkin
- Mademoiselle Trofimov
- Hippolyte Tarpagnan
- Mischa
- Katarina Ivanovna
Real-life characters
- Catherine II of Russia
- Paul I of Russia (as Grand Duke Paul)
- Grigory Potemkin
- Alexei Orlov
- Grigory Orlov (mentioned only)
- Lev Alexandrovich Naryshkin
Locations
Tribes
Related stories
Follows
- "The Philosopher's Stone, Part 1: Phoenix Reborn" by Claes Reimerthi and Hans Lindahl
- "The Philosopher's Stone, Part 2: King of Beggars" by Claes Reimerthi and Kari Leppänen
Followed by
- "The Philosopher's Stone, Part 4: The Middle of the World" by Claes Reimerthi and Kari Leppänen
Refers to
- "The False Tsar" by Ken Ikonen, Jens Hansegård, Felmang, and Anthony Benny
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Australia
- "The Philosopher's Stone, Part 3: The Lost Library", The Phantom #1457 (2006)
Finland
- "Viisasten kivi, osa 3: Kadonnut kirjasto", Mustanaamio 21/2006
Norway
- "De vises sten, del 3: Det forsvunne biblioteket", Fantomet 20/2006
Sweden
- "De vises sten: Del 3 - Det försvunna biblioteket", Fantomen 21/2006