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Talk:The Phantom 1343 (Frew)

2007-11-26T23:01:29Z

Dougy:

Since the replica editions were only sold together with a regular Phantom issue, I suggest we keep all info on one page. In other words, we move the info about the replica (how to tell it apart from the original etc) to the [[The Phantom 1343 (Frew)|Phantom #1343]] article under the "supplement" header. (and then the same for the other replicas once we have articles for the correpsonding blockbuster issues) Does that make sense? [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 13:14, 23 November 2007 (CET)

: Yeah, ok. However, I had a look at the page and couldn't see the info on detecting the replica and so on. Also, I think listing the characters that appear is a good idea. [[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 01:00, 26 November 2007 (CET)
::A character list is a good idea, although I would prefer to see it on the corresponding story page. Otherwise, an issue like [[The Phantom 1343 (Frew)|#1343]] will have a ''huge'' list of characters. [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 08:00, 26 November 2007 (CET)
:True, but that hasn't stopped me adding all the characters in my personal DB. Still if you want to add the character list to the story page thats fine. Just a question, the info I've added but has been removed because you plan on putting it else where, is it still available at all or has it been removed from the Wiki and will I (or someone else) have to re-enter it? [[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 08:36, 26 November 2007 (CET)
::What info has been removed? I have only made som edits to articles you have started but not removed anything yet (I think) [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 09:15, 26 November 2007 (CET)
: Sorry, I miss read your last entry, I though you meant you removed the data and so forth, my bad. So, I guess once [[The Shark's Nest]] has it's own entry I'd move the character date to that?[[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 09:21, 26 November 2007 (CET)
::Exactly! :) [[User:Member 7|Member 7]] 09:23, 26 November 2007 (CET)
:::Ok, cool. thanks for explaining it. ;) [[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 00:01, 27 November 2007 (CET)

Talk:The Phantom 1343 (Frew)

2007-11-26T08:21:38Z

Dougy:

Talk:The Phantom 1343 (Frew)

2007-11-26T08:21:00Z

Dougy:

Talk:The Phantom 1343 (Frew)

2007-11-26T07:36:15Z

Dougy:

Talk:The Phantom 1343 (Frew)

2007-11-26T00:00:51Z

Dougy:

ChronicleChamber.com

2007-11-22T23:24:09Z

Dougy: Category: Websites

=='''Site History'''==
[http://www.chroniclechamber.com ChronicleChamber.com] started life as a discussion [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber forum]. Created by Joe Douglas (who goes by the name Dougy on the CC and various other forums) in 2006, the web site came about later.

The [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forum] was created because Douglas felt that the forum which he was visiting to discuss the Phantom and the various comics the character appeared in was too overrun by people who objected to those who had opinions that differed from their own. Other members agreed with Douglas and mentioned they would prefer a more respectable environment to discuss their hero. Douglas decided to take matters into his own hands and created the [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forums] on April 4, 2006. Douglas made it clear that the forum was for peaceful discussion and any member found belittling or degrading another members opinion would be promptly banned. For the most part this has worked well and the forum has been fairly free of flame wars.

A few months after the forums opened Douglas decided to create an actual web site. The reason for this was firstly to house the forums but also because Douglas noticed that the most popular ''Phantom'' site at the time did not record all ''Phantom'' news. Douglas felt there should be a web site that provided news for all ''Phantom'' fans and for all aspects of the Phantom franchise.

The site opened in June 5th of 2006. Originally the site’s colour palette was a purple, grey and black palette and the site was somewhat difficult to navigate. After a few months Douglas closed the site for a few days leaving simply a “holder” page and a link to the forums at the http://www.chroniclechamber.com URL.

Soon the site was re-opened with its current black and white palette and layout. Navigation was much improved and the look of the site was not as jarring to visitors. Since this new black and white look the site has had a number of small alterations to improve navigation.

=='''Content'''==

At the time ChronicleChamber.com was opened the most popular ''Phantom'' site was mainly a site of reference. Douglas felt that this site was a very good source for ''Phantom'' reference so there was no point trying to emulate what was already a very good job. Instead Douglas decided his site would be a true fan site rather than a reference site so reviews, interviews and articles became common parts of the site. The first of these appeared in the now defunct e-newsletter ''The X-Band''. When the site changed to its current form the articles, reviews and interviews were hosted on the site itself. Articles and reviews on ChronicleChamber.com are open to fan submission, as are many other aspects of the site. If a fan wishes to write a review or article and have it feature on the site all they need do is e-mail it to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Reviews'''===
[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/Reviews.html Reviews] that appear on ChronicleChamber.com are all written by fans of the comics. Douglas himself has written a few as have regular forum posters such as Paul Andreas. Issues are reviewed and given a score out of five. Recently ChronicleChamber.com started a new kind of review called ''Bandar Review''. These ''Bandar Reviews'' were shorter, one to two paragraph long reviews that could be written quickly. Douglas implemented them because he found that he did not have time to write the longer reviews that had previously appeared.
==='''Interviews''' ===
One thing Douglas was suppressed by was that there were no interviews with ''Phantom'' creators on ''Phantom'' fan sites. Douglas decided to try and get interviews with some of the creators to feature on ChronicleChamber.com. The first of these was with Moonstone cover artist [[Doug Klauba]]. The interview was well received and many more such interviews have appeared on the site.

==='''Articles'''===

Articles on ChronicleChamber.com are divided up into three sections. The first is ''[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/TalkingDrums.html Talking Drums]'' which are general articles about the Phantom, the comics and other aspects of the ''Phantom'' franchise. The second section is ''[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/Collector.html The Collector]'' which features articles on collecting ''Phantom'' memorabilia. The final section is ''[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/WebArticles.html Web Articles]''. This is a list of reference for various ''Phantom'' related articles such as reviews and interviews that have appeared on sites not related to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Heroes and Villains'''===

[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/HeroesVillains.html ''Heroes and Villains''] is a section of ChronicleChamber.com that aims to act as a reference for all the characters that have appeared in a ''Phantom'' story. No such reference existed previously on-line which caused Douglas to decide to add this feature to his web site. As will the articles, fans are free to submit their own entries for characters to appear in Heroes and Villains.

==='''Other'''===

ChronicleChamber.com also has wallpapers, music, the ''Phantom 2040'' video game, images and so on for download as well as short biographies on ''Phantom'' creators and the various publishers who have released Phantom comics in the past and present and a section on the various TV and film appearances of the Phantom.

=='''Criticism'''==

Early in its history ChronicleChamber.com was criticized for having too much content focusing on the American ''Phantom'' publisher Moonstone and Joe Douglas himself was accused of being pro-Moonstone and ignoring the other publishers. Douglas defended the site and said the reasons for the amount of Moonstone content was that Moonstone released more information on their products than any of the other ''Phantom'' publisher due to the fact that they are part of the US comic marked that is much more competitive than the Australian or Scandinavian market so Moonstone has to release a lot of information on their issues to promote them. Also Douglas said that the artists and writers who worked on the Moonstone comics were a lot easier to approach than creators from other publishers in regards to interviews. Douglas defended himself by saying that while he enjoys the Moonstone stories he does not prefer one publisher over another and judges each story, regardless of publisher, on its own merits. He points to his review of Moonstone ''Phantom'' [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/Moon13_review.html issue #13] as an example of this as he scored the issue only 1.5 out of 5.

In recent times these complaints seem to have subsided and there is much content form all publishers on the site.

=='''Supporters'''==

The ChronicleChamber.com site is supported by the [http://www.collectorz.com Collectorz.com] company and the ''Spider-Man'' fan podcast [http://theamazingspidercast.libsyn.com/ The Amazing Spider-Cast]. Douglas has used the Collectorz.com Comic Collector data base program for a number of years and has submitted many Phantom issues to them for inclusion to their on-line comic database. In these submissions Douglas includes a link to ChronicleChamber.com. Collectorz.com has the right to remove this link but do not as they feel ChronicleChamber.com to be a good source for Phantom information. Due to this Douglas has placed a number of banners and links to the Collectorz.com comic database program on the site in a mutual support for both parties.

Similarly Douglas also supports the Amazing Spider-Cast podcast. Douglas is a fan of this podcast and sent podcast host Chris Johnson an e-mail asking if he could mention the podcast on the site. Johnson agreed and in return gave ChronicleChamber.com a plug on his podcast. Since then both parties have mutually supported each other.

=='''Other References'''==

ChronicleChamber.com also has profiles on the popular networking site [http://www.myspace.com/chroniclechamber MySpace] and the comic networking site [http://www.comicspace.com/chroniclechamber/ ComicSpace] as well as a [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/About_Contact.html mailing list] and [http://us.1.p8.webhosting.yahoo.com/gb/view?member=dougyaussieghost guest book] for the site.

[[Category: Websites]]

ChronicleChamber.com

2007-11-22T23:19:30Z

Dougy: /* '''Interviews''' */

=='''Site History'''==
[http://www.chroniclechamber.com ChronicleChamber.com] started life as a discussion [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber forum]. Created by Joe Douglas (who goes by the name Dougy on the CC and various other forums) in 2006, the web site came about later.

The [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forum] was created because Douglas felt that the forum which he was visiting to discuss the Phantom and the various comics the character appeared in was too overrun by people who objected to those who had opinions that differed from their own. Other members agreed with Douglas and mentioned they would prefer a more respectable environment to discuss their hero. Douglas decided to take matters into his own hands and created the [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forums] on April 4, 2006. Douglas made it clear that the forum was for peaceful discussion and any member found belittling or degrading another members opinion would be promptly banned. For the most part this has worked well and the forum has been fairly free of flame wars.

A few months after the forums opened Douglas decided to create an actual web site. The reason for this was firstly to house the forums but also because Douglas noticed that the most popular ''Phantom'' site at the time did not record all ''Phantom'' news. Douglas felt there should be a web site that provided news for all ''Phantom'' fans and for all aspects of the Phantom franchise.

The site opened in June 5th of 2006. Originally the site’s colour palette was a purple, grey and black palette and the site was somewhat difficult to navigate. After a few months Douglas closed the site for a few days leaving simply a “holder” page and a link to the forums at the http://www.chroniclechamber.com URL.

Soon the site was re-opened with its current black and white palette and layout. Navigation was much improved and the look of the site was not as jarring to visitors. Since this new black and white look the site has had a number of small alterations to improve navigation.

=='''Content'''==

At the time ChronicleChamber.com was opened the most popular ''Phantom'' site was mainly a site of reference. Douglas felt that this site was a very good source for ''Phantom'' reference so there was no point trying to emulate what was already a very good job. Instead Douglas decided his site would be a true fan site rather than a reference site so reviews, interviews and articles became common parts of the site. The first of these appeared in the now defunct e-newsletter ''The X-Band''. When the site changed to its current form the articles, reviews and interviews were hosted on the site itself. Articles and reviews on ChronicleChamber.com are open to fan submission, as are many other aspects of the site. If a fan wishes to write a review or article and have it feature on the site all they need do is e-mail it to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Reviews'''===
Reviews that appear on ChronicleChamber.com are all written by fans of the comics. Douglas himself has written a few as have regular forum posters such as Paul Andreas. Issues are reviewed and given a score out of five. Recently ChronicleChamber.com started a new kind of review called ''Bandar Review''. These ''Bandar Reviews'' were shorter, one to two paragraph long reviews that could be written quickly. Douglas implemented them because he found that he did not have time to write the longer reviews that had previously appeared.
==='''Interviews''' ===
One thing Douglas was suppressed by was that there were no interviews with ''Phantom'' creators on ''Phantom'' fan sites. Douglas decided to try and get interviews with some of the creators to feature on ChronicleChamber.com. The first of these was with Moonstone cover artist [[Doug Klauba]]. The interview was well received and many more such interviews have appeared on the site.

==='''Articles'''===

Articles on ChronicleChamber.com are divided up into three sections. The first is ''Talking Drums'' which are general articles about the Phantom, the comics and other aspects of the ''Phantom'' franchise. The second section is ''The Collector'' which features articles on collecting ''Phantom'' memorabilia. The final section is ''Web Articles''. This is a list of reference for various ''Phantom'' related articles such as reviews and interviews that have appeared on sites not related to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Heroes and Villains'''===

[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/HeroesVillains.html ''Heroes and Villains''] is a section of ChronicleChamber.com that aims to act as a reference for all the characters that have appeared in a ''Phantom'' story. No such reference existed previously on-line which caused Douglas to decide to add this feature to his web site. As will the articles, fans are free to submit their own entries for characters to appear in Heroes and Villains.

==='''Other'''===

ChronicleChamber.com also has wallpapers, music, the ''Phantom 2040'' video game, images and so on for download as well as short biographies on ''Phantom'' creators and the various publishers who have released Phantom comics in the past and present and a section on the various TV and film appearances of the Phantom.

=='''Criticism'''==

Early in its history ChronicleChamber.com was criticized for having too much content focusing on the American ''Phantom'' publisher Moonstone and Joe Douglas himself was accused of being pro-Moonstone and ignoring the other publishers. Douglas defended the site and said the reasons for the amount of Moonstone content was that Moonstone released more information on their products than any of the other ''Phantom'' publisher due to the fact that they are part of the US comic marked that is much more competitive than the Australian or Scandinavian market so Moonstone has to release a lot of information on their issues to promote them. Also Douglas said that the artists and writers who worked on the Moonstone comics were a lot easier to approach than creators from other publishers in regards to interviews. Douglas defended himself by saying that while he enjoys the Moonstone stories he does not prefer one publisher over another and judges each story, regardless of publisher, on its own merits. He points to his review of Moonstone ''Phantom'' [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/Moon13_review.html issue #13] as an example of this as he scored the issue only 1.5 out of 5.

In recent times these complaints seem to have subsided and there is much content form all publishers on the site.

=='''Supporters'''==

The ChronicleChamber.com site is supported by the [http://www.collectorz.com Collectorz.com] company and the ''Spider-Man'' fan podcast [http://theamazingspidercast.libsyn.com/ The Amazing Spider-Cast]. Douglas has used the Collectorz.com Comic Collector data base program for a number of years and has submitted many Phantom issues to them for inclusion to their on-line comic database. In these submissions Douglas includes a link to ChronicleChamber.com. Collectorz.com has the right to remove this link but do not as they feel ChronicleChamber.com to be a good source for Phantom information. Due to this Douglas has placed a number of banners and links to the Collectorz.com comic database program on the site in a mutual support for both parties.

Similarly Douglas also supports the Amazing Spider-Cast podcast. Douglas is a fan of this podcast and sent podcast host Chris Johnson an e-mail asking if he could mention the podcast on the site. Johnson agreed and in return gave ChronicleChamber.com a plug on his podcast. Since then both parties have mutually supported each other.

=='''Other References'''==

ChronicleChamber.com also has profiles on the popular networking site [http://www.myspace.com/chroniclechamber MySpace] and the comic networking site [http://www.comicspace.com/chroniclechamber/ ComicSpace] as well as a [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/About_Contact.html mailing list] and [http://us.1.p8.webhosting.yahoo.com/gb/view?member=dougyaussieghost guest book] for the site.

[[Category: Websites]]

The Phantom 12 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T23:00:50Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #12 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Austral...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #12 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:12reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 23 pgs, b/w
|Date= 2003
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Shark's Nest]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Baron Grover]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Nana]]
*[[Trudi]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
2003 Annual ([[Frew]] #[[1343]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 12 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 11 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:51:42Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #11 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Austral...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #11 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:11reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 23 pgs, b/w
|Date= 2002
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Seahorse]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) under the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Baron Danton]]
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lilly Palmer]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
2002 Annual ([[Frew]] #[[1312]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 11 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:11reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T22:47:43Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 11 - Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 11 - Reprint edition

The Phantom 10 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:39:42Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #10 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Austral...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #10 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:10reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Date= 2001
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Seahorse]], Part 1" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Baron Danton]]
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
2001 Annual ([[Frew]] #[[1280]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 10 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:10reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T22:32:22Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 10 - Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 10 - Reprint edition

The Phantom 9 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:28:25Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #9 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #9 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:09reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 31 pgs, b/w
|Date= 2000
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Fishers of Pearls]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "P" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Devil]]
*[[Nelson]]
*[[Roark]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
2000 Annual Special ([[Frew]] #[[1249]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 09 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:09reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T22:22:47Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 9 - Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 9 - Reprint edition

The Phantom 8 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:22:15Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #8 - Reprint |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australia / Engl...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #8 - Reprint 
|image= [[Image:08reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]

|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1999
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Sky Band]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Captain Melville Horton]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[The Baroness]]
*[[Sala]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
1999 Annual Special ([[Frew]]) ([[#1219]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 08 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:08reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T22:09:30Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 8 - Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 8 - Reprint edition

The Phantom 7 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:05:50Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #7 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:07reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1998
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Game of Alvar]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
REPLICA EDITION 1998 is clearly written on the bottom of the front cover of the replica edition.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Alvar]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lilly Palmer]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

===Appears With===
1998 Annual Special ([[1187]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 07 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 6 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:04:08Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #6 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:06reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]

|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 32 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1997
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Singh Brotherhood]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Captain Melville Horton]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Kabai Singh]]
*[[Sala]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
===Appears With===
1997 Annual Special ([[Frew]]) ([[#1156]])

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 06 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 5 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:02:33Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #5 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:05reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 31 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1996
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The reprint of this issue can be distinguished by a small R on Mr. Hogs cufflink on the books' cover.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Duke]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Rita]]
*[[Timo]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 05 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 7 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:02:14Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #7 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #7 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:07reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 24 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1998
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Game of Alvar]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
REPLICA EDITION 1998 is clearly written on the bottom of the front cover of the replica edition.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Alvar]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lilly Palmer]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 07 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 3 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-22T22:01:45Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #3 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:03reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 31 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Mr. Hog]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Although the story that appears in the comic is entitled ''Mr. Hog'' Frew changed the title on the cover to ''Smashing the Crime Ring''.
===Reprint VS Original===
The reprint of this issue can be distinguished by a small R on Mr. Hogs cufflink on the books' cover.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]
*[[Mr. Hog]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 03 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

Category talk:Australian issues

2007-11-22T22:00:19Z

Dougy:

==Issues out of order==
Hello folks. I've noticed that some of the replicas issues I've entered are not showing up in numerical order. I can't seem to figure out the problem, anyone have any idea what it might be? Also, I think I'll simply leave the title extension as "Replica" as the shorter extension look a lot better on the page.

Cheers.

[[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 22:52, 22 November 2007 (CET)

:Don't worry, I figured it out. I simply needed to put a 0 in front of the issue number is the Catagory information.
[[User:Dougy|Joe]] ([[User talk:Dougy|talk]]) 23:00, 22 November 2007 (CET)

The Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:57:00Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #1 - Reprint 
|image= [[Image:01reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 25.5 × 18 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Slave Traders]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Although the story that appears in the comic is part of [[The Slave Traders]] the title that appears in the cover of the comic reads ''Enter The Phantom''. Frew used this title as it was their first issue and wanted to create excitement about the character.
===Reprint VS Original===
The original printing and the re-print of this issue can be distinguished in several ways.
*The reprint has a bullet hole in the skull. The original does not have a bullet hole as it was thought to be too controversial at the time of its release
*The yellow on the cover of the original printing is a dull yellow. On the reprint it is brighter.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lieutenant Byron]]
*[[Lord Soliman]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The Sand Hermit]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 01 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 4 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:55:27Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #4 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:04reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 18 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[Romance and the Vesta Pirates, Pt 2]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Frew changed the title of the issue to ''The Phantom VS The Jewl Pirates''
===Reprint VS Original===
the replica edition has a line of text sayng REPLICA EDITION X (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Miss Kerry]]
*[[Patch]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 04 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 5 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:53:49Z

Dougy:

The Phantom 6 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:53:30Z

Dougy: Catagory: Issues

Category talk:Australian issues

2007-11-22T21:52:41Z

Dougy: Discussion of Frew issues

The Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:44:04Z

Dougy: Catagory: Issues

The Phantom 3 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:41:59Z

Dougy: Catagory: Issues

The Phantom 6 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:41:48Z

Dougy: Catagory: Issues

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #6 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:06reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Free With= 1997 Annual Special ([[#1156]])
|Format= 19 × 25.5 cm
|Pages= 32 pgs, b/w
|Date= 1997
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Singh Brotherhood]], Part 2" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Reprint VS Original===
The replica edition has a line of text sayng "REPLICA EDITION X" (X= the year it was printed) along the side of the "M" in "PHANTOM"
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Captain Melville Horton]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Kabai Singh]]
*[[Sala]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 6 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:07reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T21:39:46Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 7- Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 7- Reprint edition

File:06reprint.jpg

2007-11-22T21:31:20Z

Dougy: Cover of Frew 6- Reprint edition

Cover of Frew 6- Reprint edition

The Phantom 4 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-22T21:30:43Z

Dougy:

The Phantom 5 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-21T23:54:32Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #5 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

File:05reprint.jpg

2007-11-21T23:46:41Z

Dougy: Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 5 (Frew)

Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 5 (Frew)

The Phantom 4 - Reprint (Frew)

2007-11-21T23:36:27Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #4 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

The Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-21T23:29:24Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #1 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:01reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 25.5 × 18 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Slave Traders]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Although the story that appears in the comic is part of [[The Slave Traders]] the title that appears in the cover of the comic reads ''Enter The Phantom''. Frew used this title as it was their first issue and wanted to create excitement about the character.
===Reprint VS Original===
The original printing and the re-print of this issue can be distinguished in several ways.
*The reprint has a bullet hole in the skull. The original does not have a bullet hole as it was thought to be too controversial at the time of its release
*The yellow on the cover of the original printing is a dull yellow. On the reprint it is brighter.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lieutenant Byron]]
*[[Lord Soliman]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The Sand Hermit]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

The Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-21T23:26:28Z

Dougy:

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #1 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:01reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 25.5 × 18 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Singh Brotherhood]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Although the story that appears in the comic is part of [[The Slave Traders]] the title that appears in the cover of the comic reads ''Enter The Phantom''. Frew used this title as it was their first issue and wanted to create excitement about the character.
===Reprint VS Original===
The original printing and the re-print of this issue can be distinguished in several ways.
*The reprint has a bullet hole in the skull. The original does not have a bullet hole as it was thought to be too controversial at the time of its release
*The yellow on the cover of the original printing is a dull yellow. On the reprint it is brighter.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lieutenant Byron]]
*[[Lord Soliman]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The Sand Hermit]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:04reprint.jpg

2007-11-21T23:17:12Z

Dougy: Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 4 (Frew)

Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 4 (Frew)

The Phantom 3 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-21T22:53:10Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #3 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

File:03reprint.jpg

2007-11-21T22:43:12Z

Dougy: uploaded a new version of "Image:03reprint.jpg": Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 3 (Frew)

Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 3 (Frew)

File:03reprint.jpg

2007-11-21T22:37:33Z

Dougy: Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 3 (Frew)

Cover for reprint edition of The Phantom 3 (Frew)

The Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew)

2007-11-21T22:29:33Z

Dougy: New page: {{issuebox |Title=The Phantom #1 - Reprint Edition |image= 200px |Coverartist=Ray Moore (from interior art) |Country= Image:mini_australia.gif Australi...

{{issuebox
|Title=The Phantom #1 - Reprint Edition 
|image= [[Image:01reprint.jpg|200px]]
|Coverartist=[[Ray Moore]] (from interior art)
|Country= [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia / English
|Editor=[[Jim Shepherd]]
|Format= 25.5 × 18 cm
|Pages= 28 pgs, b/w
|Publisher=[[Frew Publications]]
|}}
== Contents ==

=== Phantom stories ===
*"[[The Singh Brotherhood]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Ray Moore]].

==Notes==
===Title===
Although the story that appears in the comic is part of [[The Singh Brotherhood]] the title that appears in the cover of the comic reads ''Enter The Phantom''. Frew used this title as it was their first issue and wanted to create excitement about the character.
===Reprint VS Original===
The original printing and the re-print of this issue can be distinguished in several ways.
*The reprint has a bullet hole in the skull. The original does not have a bullet hole as it was thought to be too controversial at the time of its release
*The yellow on the cover of the original printing is a dull yellow. On the reprint it is brighter.
===Characters Appearing===
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lieutenant Byron]]
*[[Lord Soliman]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The Sand Hermit]]

[[Category: Australian issues|Phantom 1 - Reprint Edition (Frew), The]]

File:01reprint.jpg

2007-11-21T22:11:11Z

Dougy: Cover image for the reprint edition of The Phantom 1 (Frew)

Cover image for the reprint edition of The Phantom 1 (Frew)

The 22nd Phantom

2007-11-21T04:07:26Z

Dougy: Fictional Character biography

[[Image:Phantom22.jpg]]
== Fictional Character Biography ==
The son of the 21st Phantom and his wife [[Diana Palmer-Walker]], Kit Jr. and his sister Heloise grew up in the Deep Woods before moving to America to attend school. Both children looked up to their
father, but Kit in particular. Kit's childhood was a happy one so it is not known why he, in later life,
became so dark. The 22nd Phantom is regarded as the grimmest of the line, changing the
Phantom costume to a much darker purple and fighting viciously and violently, although he never
killed. It is not known what caused Kit to become so angered, but it is assumed that it has a lot to
do with the death of his father at the hands of General Bababu. Also, it is suggested that
something may have happened to his sister, Heloise, with whom he was very close. Kit and Heloise
worked together at the beginning of their carer as the Phantom, both taking on the role. It is
thought that Heloise was gravely wounded or perhaps even killed and that this had a great impact
on Kit. The fact that he named his daughter after her also suggests this.

Kit first came to prominence as the 22nd Phantom during the Kataba Mining scandal in which the
company tried to gain permission to mine the land of the Ituri tribe. The company was denied
permission however General Bababu, who had returned to Bengali and was behind the mining
operation plans, had the jungle Chiefs killed so their voices of protest could not be herd. Kit
exposed the truth and exiled Bababu from Bengali.

No other account of the 22nd Phantom is known.

===Abilites===
Kit Jr, like his father, is skilled in many forms of combat as well as being a superb marksman and an expert at fencing. Kit upgraded the Phantom costume so that it is made from body armour. He also included a number of electronics into the costume including, but not limited to, infer-red lenses in the mask and a small computer in one of the wrist bands.

===Occupation===
Like his father, Kit Jr. has no
occupation per-say. However, it is assumed
he still has much of the Phantom treasure and
this is how he affords his high-tech costume.
He retains the title of peace keeper in the
jungle but seems to not have as much
influence or dealings with the Jungle Patrol as
his father did.

===Legal Status===
Kit Jr. is a citizen of Bengali.
Like his father he was educated in America.

===Allies===
The 22nd Phantom seems to work
alone. The Bandar are still fiercely loyal to him
and he requires their assistance from time to
time. Guran supports Kit Jr. just as he did his
father

===Place of Birth===
As with his father, the Skull
Cave.

===Marital Status===
It is known that Kit Jr. had at
least two children, but it is not known who to.
His son, of course named Kit, became the
23rd Phantom. His daughter Heloise he
named after his sister.

===Base of Operations===
It seems Kit Jr. has discarded all of his fathers "outside" bases and works
exclusively from the Skull Cave.

===First Appearance===
''The Heirs'' (Frew #972)

File:Phantom22.jpg

2007-11-21T03:58:16Z

Dougy: The grown up 22nd Phantom as he appears in the 3-issue Marvel Mini Series

The grown up 22nd Phantom as he appears in the 3-issue Marvel Mini Series

Moonstone Books

2007-11-21T03:43:14Z

Dougy: Moonstone Books is the current American Phantom publisher.

[[Image:Phantom_12.jpg]]

Moonstone Books began publishing creator owned comic
books in 1995. In 2001 they began publishing comics based upon licensed properties such as B''uckaroo Banzai'', ''Kolchak:The Night Stalker'' and, of course, ''The Phantom'' which has proven to be their most popular title.

Moonstone began publishing ''Phantom'' stories in 2002. Five graphic novels were released; ''The Singh Web'' by Ben Raab, ''The Treasure of Bengali'' by Ron Goulart, ''The Ghost Killer'' by Raab, V''alley of the Golden Men'' by Tom DeFalco and ''The Hunt by'' Raab. The first three of these were collected in the
''The Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks'' trade paperback.
These five graphic novels marked Moonstone as the first US
publisher to produce original ''Phantom'' material since Marvel
Comics cancelled their ''Phantom 2040'' line in 1995.

The success of the ''Phantom'' graphic novels saw the debut of an on-going ''Phantom'' series in 2003. Written by Ben Raab, Rafael Nieves, Chuck Dixon and most recently Mick Bullock with art by Pat Quinn, Jerry DeCaire, Nick Derrington, Rich Burchett, Erik J and most recently Carlos Magno. Painter Douglas Klauba provided covers for most of the series as
well as some of the trade paperbacks. Klauba painted his last on-going ''Phantom'' cover for
issue #11, Joe Prado taking over with issue #12.

In 2006 Moonstone released the graphic novel ''The Phantom: Legacy''. A very ambitious
project, ''Legacy'' is a re-telling of the origin of the Phantom line. Written by Ben Raab with
art by Pat Quinn the book was created to look like the pages of the First Phantom’s
Chronicle. Although some Falk purists were unhappy with the re-telling many Phans saw
the book as something of a masterpiece.

2006 also saw the début of Moonstone’s new graphic novel format wide vision which first
appeared in ''The Phantom: Law of the Jungle'' written by Joe Gentile with art by Paul
Guinan. Mike Bullock took over as regular series writer for the ''Phantom'' on-going series at
the end of 2006. His first issue ''Tiger’s Blood'' (#12) was well received by Phans.

File:Phantom12moonstoneA.jpg

2007-11-21T03:40:15Z

Dougy: Cover for issue #12 of Moonstone's on-going Phantom series. Art by Joe Prado and Rod Reis.

Cover for issue #12 of Moonstone's on-going Phantom series. Art by Joe Prado and Rod Reis.

ChronicleChamber.com

2007-11-21T03:31:20Z

Dougy: ChronicleChamber.com (also referred to as simply CC) is a Phantom fan site. It is up-dated bi-weekly with news on new comics, collectables, web sites and other Phantom related material.

=='''Site History'''==
[http://www.chroniclechamber.com ChronicleChamber.com] started life as a discussion [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber forum]. Created by Joe Douglas (who goes by the name Dougy on the CC and various other forums) in 2006, the web site came about later.

The [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forum] was created because Douglas felt that the forum which he was visiting to discuss the Phantom and the various comics the character appeared in was too overrun by people who objected to those who had opinions that differed from their own. Other members agreed with Douglas and mentioned they would prefer a more respectable environment to discuss their hero. Douglas decided to take matters into his own hands and created the [http://s9.invisionfree.com/TheChronicle_Chamber ChronicleChamber forums] on April 4, 2006. Douglas made it clear that the forum was for peaceful discussion and any member found belittling or degrading another members opinion would be promptly banned. For the most part this has worked well and the forum has been fairly free of flame wars.

A few months after the forums opened Douglas decided to create an actual web site. The reason for this was firstly to house the forums but also because Douglas noticed that the most popular ''Phantom'' site at the time did not record all ''Phantom'' news. Douglas felt there should be a web site that provided news for all ''Phantom'' fans and for all aspects of the Phantom franchise.

The site opened in June 5th of 2006. Originally the site’s colour palette was a purple, grey and black palette and the site was somewhat difficult to navigate. After a few months Douglas closed the site for a few days leaving simply a “holder” page and a link to the forums at the http://www.chroniclechamber.com URL.

Soon the site was re-opened with its current black and white palette and layout. Navigation was much improved and the look of the site was not as jarring to visitors. Since this new black and white look the site has had a number of small alterations to improve navigation.

=='''Content'''==

At the time ChronicleChamber.com was opened the most popular ''Phantom'' site was mainly a site of reference. Douglas felt that this site was a very good source for ''Phantom'' reference so there was no point trying to emulate what was already a very good job. Instead Douglas decided his site would be a true fan site rather than a reference site so reviews, interviews and articles became common parts of the site. The first of these appeared in the now defunct e-newsletter ''The X-Band''. When the site changed to its current form the articles, reviews and interviews were hosted on the site itself. Articles and reviews on ChronicleChamber.com are open to fan submission, as are many other aspects of the site. If a fan wishes to write a review or article and have it feature on the site all they need do is e-mail it to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Reviews'''===
Reviews that appear on ChronicleChamber.com are all written by fans of the comics. Douglas himself has written a few as have regular forum posters such as Paul Andreas. Issues are reviewed and given a score out of five. Recently ChronicleChamber.com started a new kind of review called ''Bandar Review''. These ''Bandar Reviews'' were shorter, one to two paragraph long reviews that could be written quickly. Douglas implemented them because he found that he did not have time to write the longer reviews that had previously appeared.
==='''Interviews''' ===
One thing Douglas was suppressed by was that there were no interviews with ''Phantom'' creators on ''Phantom'' fan sites. Douglas decided to try and get interviews with some of the creators to feature on ChronicleChamber.com. The first of these was with Moonstone cover artist Doug Klauba. The interview was well received and many more such interviews have appeared on the site.

==='''Articles'''===

Articles on ChronicleChamber.com are divided up into three sections. The first is ''Talking Drums'' which are general articles about the Phantom, the comics and other aspects of the ''Phantom'' franchise. The second section is ''The Collector'' which features articles on collecting ''Phantom'' memorabilia. The final section is ''Web Articles''. This is a list of reference for various ''Phantom'' related articles such as reviews and interviews that have appeared on sites not related to ChronicleChamber.com

==='''Heroes and Villains'''===

[http://www.chroniclechamber.com/HeroesVillains.html ''Heroes and Villains''] is a section of ChronicleChamber.com that aims to act as a reference for all the characters that have appeared in a ''Phantom'' story. No such reference existed previously on-line which caused Douglas to decide to add this feature to his web site. As will the articles, fans are free to submit their own entries for characters to appear in Heroes and Villains.

==='''Other'''===

ChronicleChamber.com also has wallpapers, music, the ''Phantom 2040'' video game, images and so on for download as well as short biographies on ''Phantom'' creators and the various publishers who have released Phantom comics in the past and present and a section on the various TV and film appearances of the Phantom.

=='''Criticism'''==

Early in its history ChronicleChamber.com was criticized for having too much content focusing on the American ''Phantom'' publisher Moonstone and Joe Douglas himself was accused of being pro-Moonstone and ignoring the other publishers. Douglas defended the site and said the reasons for the amount of Moonstone content was that Moonstone released more information on their products than any of the other ''Phantom'' publisher due to the fact that they are part of the US comic marked that is much more competitive than the Australian or Scandinavian market so Moonstone has to release a lot of information on their issues to promote them. Also Douglas said that the artists and writers who worked on the Moonstone comics were a lot easier to approach than creators from other publishers in regards to interviews. Douglas defended himself by saying that while he enjoys the Moonstone stories he does not prefer one publisher over another and judges each story, regardless of publisher, on its own merits. He points to his review of Moonstone ''Phantom'' [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/Moon13_review.html issue #13] as an example of this as he scored the issue only 1.5 out of 5.

In recent times these complaints seem to have subsided and there is much content form all publishers on the site.

=='''Supporters'''==

The ChronicleChamber.com site is supported by the [http://www.collectorz.com Collectorz.com] company and the ''Spider-Man'' fan podcast [http://theamazingspidercast.libsyn.com/ The Amazing Spider-Cast]. Douglas has used the Collectorz.com Comic Collector data base program for a number of years and has submitted many Phantom issues to them for inclusion to their on-line comic database. In these submissions Douglas includes a link to ChronicleChamber.com. Collectorz.com has the right to remove this link but do not as they feel ChronicleChamber.com to be a good source for Phantom information. Due to this Douglas has placed a number of banners and links to the Collectorz.com comic database program on the site in a mutual support for both parties.

Similarly Douglas also supports the Amazing Spider-Cast podcast. Douglas is a fan of this podcast and sent podcast host Chris Johnson an e-mail asking if he could mention the podcast on the site. Johnson agreed and in return gave ChronicleChamber.com a plug on his podcast. Since then both parties have mutually supported each other.

=='''Other References'''==

ChronicleChamber.com also has profiles on the popular networking site [http://www.myspace.com/chroniclechamber MySpace] and the comic networking site [http://www.comicspace.com/chroniclechamber/ ComicSpace] as well as a [http://www.chroniclechamber.com/About_Contact.html mailing list] and [http://us.1.p8.webhosting.yahoo.com/gb/view?member=dougyaussieghost guest book] for the site.