The Secret of Sanloi Bay
The Secret of Sanloi Bay | |
Produced for: | Fantomen 16/1980 |
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# of pgs: | 32 |
Writer: | Norman Worker |
Artist: | Heiner Bade |
Original colorist: | N/A |
Producer: | Semic Press |
"The Secret of Sanloi Bay" is a 1980 Team Fantomen story, written by Norman Worker, with art by Heiner Bade.
Plot synopsis
An oil company has been granted permission to drill for oil on the sea bed of Sanloi Bay on Bengali's northern coast. But even the Mori fishermen stay away from this region south of Sanloi where a mysterious sea monster has been spotted.
Appearances
Recurring characters
- The 21st Phantom
- Devil
- Hero
- Guran
- Lamanda Luaga
- Miss Tagama
- Rex
- Tom-Tom
- Bomba
- Fraka
- Ramos
- Toma (mentioned)
- Joomba
- Kateena
- Baldy
- Solomon and Nefertiti
- Mugatta
One-time characters
- Jason
- Kurt
- Sam, helicopter pilot
- Mr. Manoola (Bengali minister of energy)
- Miss Amber Adrain
- Deb Adrain
- Cyrus J. Vandercruise
- Luga, boy of the Mori
- Banji, boy of the Mori
- Grillo
- Dutchie
- Maxie Floyd, gangster
Locations
Tribes
Organizations
- Seagulf Oil Corporation
Vehicles
- The Jungle Express
- Taj Madan, cruising ship
- The Phantom is rough with roughnecks.
Behind the scenes
In Norman Worker's script, the Taj Madan lies at a depth of 100 feet beneath the surface. When the story was published in the Swedish Fantomen magazine, this number was changed to 100 metres (328 feet) beneath the surface, without considering the depth limit of scuba diving and the danger of decompression sickness.[1]
Reprints
This story has been published in the following publications:
Brazil
- "O Segredo de Sanloi", Fantasma #339 (1984)
Denmark
- "Sanloi-bugtens hemmelighed", Fantomet #160 (1981)
Finland
- "Sanloi -lahden salat", Mustanaamio 22/1980
Norway
- "Sanloibuktens hemmelighet", Fantomet 24/1980
- "Sanloibuktas hemmelighet", Fantomet Gullalderen #9 (2012)
Spain
- "El secreto de la Bahia de Sanloi", El Hombre Enmascarado #32 (1981)
Sweden
- "Sanloibuktens hemlighet", Fantomen 16/1980
West Germany
- "Der Wächter des Teufelsriff", Phantom #175 (1981)
- "Der Wächter des Teufelsriff", Phantom Super-band #44
Notes
- ↑ Fantomen 6/1981, page 65