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Aftonbladet

2026-04-12T09:16:32Z

Stefan: Created page with "'''''Aftonbladet''''' is a Swedish newspaper that published a single "The Phantom" strip in 1978 as part of an article series about classic newspaper comics. == Published stories == {| {{table}} !Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment |- | "The League of Lost Men" || August 13, 1978 || August 13, 1978 || only the first strip |} Category:Swedish newspapers"

'''''Aftonbladet''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published a single "[[The Phantom]]" strip in 1978 as part of an article series about classic newspaper comics.

== Published stories ==
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The League of Lost Men]]" || August 13, 1978 || August 13, 1978 || only the first strip
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Felix and the Phantom

2026-04-02T20:29:50Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */ Adding start & end dates for Dagens Nyheter. Note that the Phantom and Devil also appear in the last two strips of the previous story (strips 117-4 and 118-4).

[[Image:felix_fantomen.jpg|thumb|200px|'''''Felix och Fantomen''''', 2014 colored album.]]
'''"Felix and the Phantom"''' is an episode of the comic strip "Felix" which features a parody of [[the Phantom]].

== History ==
[[Image:felix.jpg|thumb|200px|'''''Jan Lööf's Felix''''' is the first album where "Felix and the Phantom" is reprinted.]]
"Felix" was a newspaper comic strip created by Swedish writer-artist Jan Lööf, and syndicated by the Danish syndicate PIB. It started in 1967 and was published in newspapers, comic books and albums in several countries, but mainly in Denmark and Sweden.

The main character Felix is a young boy, who experiences many adventures. Lööf was greatly inspired by other comic strips and frequently used cameo apperances or references to other comic strips. "Felix and the Phantom" is more than a cameo appearance though, as the entire story is about Felix meeting a very twisted and parodical version of the Phantom.

King Features Syndicate and their Swedish representative Bulls was however not so pleased with the story, and the dispute with Lööf and PIB kept the story out of print for several years. The matter was however resolved, and the story was first collected in album form in 1980.

Jan Lööf is a great admirer of [[Wilson McCoy]]'s version of the Phantom, and has even written an afterword for [[Fantomen Christmas Album 1985|a Swedish album reprinting Phantom stories drawn by McCoy]].

== Plot summary ==
In the end of the previous episode; "Felix and the Flying Saucers", Felix returns to Earth after travelling through space and time. He is helped by a mysterious man wearing sunglasses and a trench coat, who tells Felix that the year is 1969, the same year that Felix left Earth. The man notices that he has lost his ring in the ocean when he helped Felix, and rents diving equipment to find the ring again. But while they are searching for the ring, the man, his dog [[Devil]] and Felix are taken aboard the submarine Nautilus, commanded by Captain Nemo.

Nemo explains to Felix that after a nuclear war in 1999, civilization restarted and also began with a new Year Zero. So Felix is not back on Earth the same year he left ,but actually thousands of years later. Nemo helps them find the ring, but when he sees that it is [[the Skull Ring]] he realizes the man in the trench coat is actually [[The Phantom]]. Nemo holds the Phantom for ransom, and sells him to the leaders of the underworld. They make the Phantom lead them to [[The Skull Cave]], but Felix and Devil follow them. At the Skull Cave, they meet [[Guran]], but the Phantom tells him not to fight the criminals and instead let them take all the treasures from the cave.

When Felix and Devil arrive, the Phantom tells the story of how [[the 21st Phantom|the Phantom from 2000 years ago]] never had any children, so a man named Alex was elected to become the new Phantom. All Phantoms since then are descendants of the man named Alex, who incidentally is a character Felix met in a previous story. But the current Phantom has lost all his confidence and will to remain as Phantom. He leaves for America, but Felix does not want to give up on him yet and also travels to America. At the airport, he is greeted by Alexander Van Toomen, who is the father of the current Phantom. Guran had called him, and together they go to a carnival where the Phantom is working, to encourage him to become the Phantom again.

At the carnival, Felix provokes a gangster that threaten to return the next day to destroy the carnival. Felix persuades the Phantom to try and stop the gangsters, and succeeds. The gangsters are part of a crime syndicate led by the mysterious Doktor M, who mr Van Toomen has tried to locate for several years. Felix however discovers that mr Van Toomen is a sleepwalker, who in his sleep drinks a potion that turns him into the monstrous Doktor M. As Doktor M, he forces his son the Phantom to drink the same potion, which turns him into a monster also. They give the potion to Devil aswell, who turns into a giant flying dog. They fly to Transylvania on Devil, and Felix is given a reward for exposing the truth behind Doktor M's crime syndicate.
== Reprints ==
[[Image:felix_janloof.jpg|thumb|200px|The second volume of Jan Lööf's collected works includes the '''''Felix och Fantomen''''' story.]]
=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*''Politiken'' (newspaper, 1969)
*''Felix og Fantomet'' (1989)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*''Dagens Nyheter'' November 5, 1969 – March 10, 1970
*''Jan Lööf's Felix'' (1980)
*''Felix och Fantomen'' (1989)
*''Jan Lööfs serier'' #2 (2009)
*''Felix och Fantomen'' (2014, in color)
[[Category: Cameos, parodies and imitations]]

PhantomWiki:Bandar Village

2025-10-29T22:08:52Z

Stefan: /* Phantom 2040 Game Walkthrough */

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==Frew's Phantom Active Era's==
With Frew having released their [https://www.phantomwiki.org/index.php/File:All_Phantoms_-_Mustikset.jpg Phantom Generations] poster, I'm wondering if we should add these years to each Phantom's "Active Years" list on their respective pages? [[User:Joey pajamas|Joey pajamas]] ([[User talk:Joey pajamas|talk]]) 02:48, 22 July 2023 (CEST)
:Apparently the years are taken from Team Fantomen's years. I don't know if this means that Frew always follows TF's version or that Weigel just used the most comprehensive overview of years that was available. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 12:13, 22 July 2023 (CEST)

==Related stories vs Templates==
I see in this page and others in the Temple of the Gods series the reference to the other parts. Should they not be in the "Preceded by" and "Followed by" boxes?
I see that the Temple of the Gods story, with its six parts, should be set up like the Phantom legends/[[The Heart of Darkness]] story, instead of having "Related stories" on each of the six individual pages.
Is there any good reason why not to do this?
:Yes, the reason is what that option isn't used for Egmont stories. See Related stories. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 16:17, 1 December 2023 (CET)
::Sorry, is your "Related stories" meant to be a link?
::I still don't understand why that option is not used for Egmont stories? [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 13:38, 02 December 2023 (AEST)
:::I am not sure why that option isn't used for Egmont stories. "Related stories" isn't link, you can find it line before reprints. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 12:26, 2 December 2023 (CET)
::::I'm not entirely sure, but I think it's because Phantom legends/[[The Heart of Darkness]] is written as one, long continuous, story while the Temple of the Gods series are full stories that is "just" part of a bigger arc. --[[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 07:33, 3 December 2023 (CET)
:::::Even if it is "just" part of a bigger arc, it may be helpful to have a single reference page for each of those "bigger arcs". I would like to see a page with each Frew issue number and stories (a much bigger project, I know) and I think the multi-part stories would also be better off. After all, if the other "parts" ''are'' related, why not have them in "Preceded by" and "Followed by" and have a page with all of them? If they are not so closely related, why list them at all?
::::::The "Preceded by" and "Followed by" in newspaper strip stories shows the stories that are chronologically published before and after, it has nothing to do with storyline connections (although the newpaper strip stories are implied to follow each other). If we would use this for Team Fantomen stories, it would not show other parts of the Temple of the Gods saga there, as they were published many issues apart. "Related stories" is the subheading used to show storyline connections, even when the stories are not published in direct sequence or even take place directly after each other. It's maybe not the best solution, but if we add "Preceded by" and "Followed by" to the comic book story template, it's not going to have the effect you want; the story preceding "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 3: The Secret Sect]]" would be "[[Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang]]" and the following story would be "[[Diana's Crisis, Part 5: Night of the Phantoms]]". "Heart of Darkness" has it's own template not because it's connected stories but because it was originally published as a separate comic title ("Fantomenlegender" instead of "Fantomen"). We could do something better for longer storylines such as Temple of the Gods or the Diana/Chatu series, but they both jumped between newspaper stories and comic book spinoff stories so they should keep their respective Newspaper story and Comic book story templates. And so far the solution is the subheading Related stories. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 04:34, 4 December 2023 (CET)
:::::::I'd like to add that one of the reasons we don't show which Team Fantomen stories were published chronologically before/after is that these stories are ''not'' necessarily taking place in the order they are published. The above example shows that three separate multipart storylines were mixed up! This is not only unlike newspaper stories but also most traditional US comic book stories from any publisher with any hero. A typical US comic book enlists a creative team for a longer run and they make stories that are set after each other. Team Fantomen has a different approach and the storyline of one story can be picked up many issues later; while other storylines have been published in between those parts. "Preceded by" and "Followed by" would only confuse those who haven't read these stories and don't understand why they should read "[[Diana's Crisis, Part 5: Night of the Phantoms]]" after "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 3: The Secret Sect]]" (which of course, they shouldn't!) [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 04:56, 4 December 2023 (CET)
::::::::While I now understand (thank you for explaining, Andreas!) and that makes sense (I hadn't thought of that), I have just come across the [[Frew_stories#Phantom_by_Gaslight| Phantom by Gaslight]] story... stories? arc?? In particular, I saw [[Phantom_by_Gaslight_Chapter_2:_Test_of_the_Urban_Villain|Episode 2]] today. In that page, and for that series, the "Preceded by" and "Followed by" are the next stories in the arc/series, even though the were not published sequentially (although it does look like they ''were/are'' published chronologically). On that page is the preceding and the following stories, but it also has the publication it first appeared in (and shows reprints, of course). This seems to overcome the confuse you identified, Andreas, so that a reader would not be encouraged to read adjacent publications which have nothing to do with the story, but could find the adjacent episodes by being pointed to that page of that story which shows the printings it appeared in.
::::::::I think, perhaps, because there is (as there should be) a separation between the publication and the story, that the story would make sense to link to the related stories in the text box for the story. Andreas, you identified that the publication should link to next publication, which may be unrelated to the story, but that would be on the publication page, not the story page. Temple of the Gods 3 should point to Temple of the Gods 2 and 4 while containing "First published in Fantomen 4/2006" (which it has), but Fantomen 4/2006 should point to 3/2006 and 5/2006, which may have unrelated stories. I don't think it is confusing. I think that would be more helpful for readers. [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 01:39, 7 December 2023 (CET)
:::::::::I still believe that if we add Preceded by/Followed by to the regular comic book story template, it would point to the stories (not issues) published before and after. If not, how do we deal with stories outside of the Temple of the Gods storyline? Those who are only one-shots and have no connected stories plot-wise? And again, many Team Fantomen stories are sequels to newspaper stories, but i maintain that the only logical Preceded by/Followed by for newspaper stories are those who are published directly before/after in newspapers. Also, not even the Temple of the Gods stories take place in direct sequence. There is obviously a big gap to the latest (last?) Sunday story, with several stories implied to take place in the meantime. The Temple of the Gods storyline goes from daily stories to Team Fantomen stories to a Sunday story. If we make a separate navigation template for Temple of the Gods stories it should be in addition to the existing templates, and not replace them. How about that compromise? [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 09:41, 8 December 2023 (CET)
::::::::::I am understanding some of the issues here, especially in relation to the dailies/Sundays. I think you are right that it is not a good idea to replace the template, but it may be a good idea to add to it. (Can that be done, or does it need to be an additional template?) I think there should be a way for readers to see the complete/directly related stories. ''"[[The Bandar Idol]]"'', for example, leads into ''"[[The Search For Mu]]"'', but they were not published sequentially. In Fantomen those two stories were published seven issues apart and in Frew they were four issues apart. Maybe a "Preceding/Following issue" and a "Preceding/Following story" in the template would work? In [[Phantom_by_Gaslight_Chapter_2:_Test_of_the_Urban_Villain|Phantom by Gaslight Chapter 2]] the "Preceded by" and "Followed by" are the stories before and after, even though they did not appear in the adjacent issues. (NB I know it was a few years ago, but a very well regarded contributor of this wiki added the Preceded by Chapter 1 and Followed by Chapter 3 on that page ;) it was you, Andreas - I think you had the same idea then that I have now! There should be a way to link the story in the template without losing or replacing the link to issues, and there must be a better way than using headings down the page.) [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 01:54, 14 December 2023 (CET)
I have created a Magazinebox called '''[[Template:MagazineboxArc|MagazineboxArc]]''', that might work for this type of stories (when they are confined to only Team Fantomen/Dailies/Sundays/etc, crossovers might need an additional (light?) one instead). I added '''Preceded by''' and '''Followed by''' with '''none''' as the default value and an overall heading ({{{StoryArc}}}, when applicable). What do you think? [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 09:27, 6 January 2024 (CET)
:I have added the MagazineboxArc to [[Death in the East End, Part 1: The College Ghost|Death in the East End]] articles as an example. Will this work? One drawback is that if there are more that three parts in an arc you will only see the previous and subsequent parts, compared to the old way of presenting them. [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 07:01, 14 January 2024 (CET)
::I think that's not good solution. There it's already section "realated stories" and I think that's enough. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 08:38, 14 January 2024 (CET)
:::It is meant to be a replacement, if used. [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 08:40, 14 January 2024 (CET)
::::Thank you MiGi. I think it is a better solution than putting them in related stories, or why include Preceding/Following for the Daily/Sunday stories? They can go in related stories too. I think the heading for Related stories is better used for references, to or from, not part of story arcs that fit in Preceding/Following. MiGi, I think you have found a working solution. [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 01:38, 16 January 2024 (CET)

==Detail in ''Appearances'' in Articles==
This started with a question over whether or not "Africa" in [[The Whistleblower]] should be linked or should be excluded altogether. Other questions have been raised over what amount of detail is too much detail to include in ''Appearances'' in Articles. [[User:Mars|Mars]] having made lots of detailed contributions recently (November/December 2023), are they too detailed?

Should there be a limit or guide on what goes into ''Appearances'' or should it be included if it appears in the story?

I say this is an encyclopedia of the Phantom, if it is identified in a story, it should be included in the Article.

[[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 13:58, 3 December 2023 (CET)
::I would like to see what Andreas thinks about this. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 14:45, 3 December 2023 (CET)
:::We don't want to set a precedent that means that we will have to raise all of the thousands of story articles to a level that means too much work in order to be consistent. That's why we put a cap on the story summaries, that in some cases became almost complete short stories in text form. That is just too much work if we're going to be consistent across the board. In the case of appearances, i do agree with "if it is identified in a story, it should be included in the article" (although "seats on row 39" made me chuckle). We don't have to create linked articles for all levels though. Countries is a good level for linked articles, so no linked article for Africa or for Cape Town (that should be under the country of [[South Africa (location)]] instead). Cities and villages get articles if they are created for the Phantom comic, such as [[Mawitaan]]. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 04:46, 4 December 2023 (CET)

== Cover variants ==
(Edit: original discussion in relation to [[The Phantom 1755 (Frew)]])

Should the Supanova Jam cover variant (currently in the issue box) also appear under the Cover variant heading? [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 00:44, 3 January 2024 (CET)
:No. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 09:47, 3 January 2024 (CET)
::Why not, Delboj? It is, after all, a variant cover!
::Your comments are most unhelpful. You don't need to say anything if you have nothing to contribute. [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 00:19, 4 January 2024 (CET)
:::As far as I know, in cover variants are only cover with same artwork, but in different language or in different colours, like in this case. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 11:07, 4 January 2024 (CET)
::::I understand now. Thank you for explaining to me. What is happening then with [[The Phantom 7 (Shakti Comics)]]? I can see why the different languages are there, but it has the English variant cover both in the issue box and under the heading? Why is that different? [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 00:17, 5 January 2024 (CET)
:::::I am not sure, maybe it's note, because some other variant covers were published in different language in that series. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 15:12, 5 January 2024 (CET)

==Combine User Accounts==
I've had to create a new account because the wiki's password reminder feature doesn't seem to work and I have lost the details of the password for my previous account. I've now several accounts on the wiki due to this and the previous account problems the site had. I was wondering if there is any way to combine accounts at all as it'd be a shame to lose the history of contributions. Thanks in advance. [[User:Joeypajamas|Joeypajamas]] ([[User talk:Joeypajamas|talk]])
*Merging user Joey pajamas into Joeypajamas? Are JoeMD and Joecool79 also yours? [[User:The Clay Camel|The Clay Camel]]
**And also Karl MAN II and Karl MAN, isn't it? [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 10:38, 10 February 2025 (CET)
***Joey pajamas, Joeypajamas and JoeMD are all me. The others are someone else. If those three could be merged to JoeyPajamas that would be great.[[User:Joeypajamas|Joeypajamas]] ([[User talk:Joeypajamas|talk]])
****Any possibility of this happening? No rush, just wondering. [[User:Joeypajamas|Joeypajamas]] ([[User talk:Joeypajamas|talk]])
*****So, JoeMD, Joey pajamas, JoeyPajamas should be deleted and merged with Joeypajamas? [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 14:20, 2 August 2025 (CEST)

==Part 1 of 3==
I disagree with moving article "The Lost Valley Maelstrom, Part 1" to The Lost Valley Maelstrom, (Part 1 of 3). That's not standard here. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 09:28, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
:I agree, we only state which part it is, never the total number in a storys article title. --[[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 13:05, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
::I understand it is unusual and normally I would not do it, but the title is shown that way in an unusual manner on the title page of [[The Phantom 1990 (Frew)|Frew #1990]]. It has "The Lost Valley" as the story arc title, with the subtitle underneath (in this case "Maelstrom"), followed with the part set out explicitly, although in brackets: "(Part one of 3)". I waited to see when the three parts were published to see how the others were presented. The second installment follows the exact same structure. The third installment is shown as "The Lost Valley Part 3" with the subtitle underneath.
::For this arc I think the subtitle needs to be captured and shown, but perhaps not the part number.
::How about "The Lost Valley: Maelstrom" for this one and the corresponding change for parts 2 and 3? [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 13:56, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
:::It's not important. Title must be reverted to The Lost Valley Maelstrom, Part 1. I understand your explanation, but it's not standard here. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 14:00, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
::::Just because you prefer it doesn't make it "standard here". There is no "standard" to incorrectly represent the title. It is important to show the title correctly, even in unusual circumstances. The title of this story and of this arc is not "standard" and it is important to show it correctly. You have not given any explanation for why an incorrect display is preferred so it must not change back.
::::I have explained the circumstance and offered a solution. Please accept whatever view the community decides on. Also, perhaps this should be in Bandar Village, not on my talk page. [[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 14:42, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
:::::Community can't decide something like that. What explanation I should give? I think that's not unique case. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 15:27, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
::::::In my opinion, Frew has chosen aesthetics over logic for some of their serials, i.e. "The Lost Valley" and "Operation Domino". I proofread "The Lost Valley" serial for Frew and they were then ''actually'' called: "The Lost Valley, Part 1: Maelstrom", "The Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses" and "The Lost Valley, Part 3: The Sacrifice" at that stage. If this was changed in the final print (which i have not seen), it was only with the purpose of making a cool design. "Maelstrom" is only the subtitle of the first part of the serial. Also, i think that Operation Domino should by written "Operation Domino Chapter One: A Lion's Heart" and so on. I did not proof read these stories but i can't imagine anything else than cool design being the purpose for placing the Chapter number last. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 20:07, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
:::::::I don't think we have been verbatim on all the articles in the past. The three proofread titles provided by Andreas would go along with most of the articles so far and would be my suggestion in this case. [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 20:34, 14 July 2025 (CEST)
::::::::Ok, and what to do now? Change titles to "The Lost Valley, Part 1: Maelstrom", "The Lost Valley, Part 2: The Two Princesses" and "The Lost Valley, Part 3: The Sacrifice"? And also "Operation Domino, Chapter One: A Lion's Heart" and etc.? [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 21:45, 14 July 2025 (CEST)

== Unknown year ==

After completing the index for [[Norrtelje Tidning]], I proceeded to the next newspaper from the Uppland region. [https://ibb.co/ccJFdm6s This strip] was published in Tierps-Posten on 2 July 1963. It's drawn by Wilson McCoy and the strip date is 1-3 (January-3), but there is no year. Would anyone happen to be able to identify the year? [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 20:15, 7 August 2025 (CEST)
:It's from [[The Gray Gang]] [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 21:08, 7 August 2025 (CEST)
::Thanks. Using this information, I was able to locate the beginning and the end of the story, and several other start and end dates. [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 21:39, 8 August 2025 (CEST)

== Administrator power trip ==
Can someone please pull Delboj into line? The power of administrator has gone to his head - see [[User talk:Mars]].<br>
Despite the fact that every change I make is supported by a lengthy history of that practice on this website - which I go to great pains to set out and explain - Delboj makes problems where there is no issue, simply because he sees things differently.<br>
Never does Delboj engage in conversation or explain his position. Delboj only states his opinion as if Divine Truth has been revealed to him alone.<br>
Unfortunately, being an administrator, Delboj is now abusing that power by locking pages as his answer to a difference of view - see [[Protection log]] on 15 August 2025.<br>
<br>P.s. for any who read my talk page, please excuse my French. I am powerless in these incredibly frustrating situations manufactured by Delboj. (It was so frustrating that I forgot to sign off.) In relation to the other administrators - this is completely fine, but someone needs to keep Delboj on a leash. The other administrators should not need to come to my rescue (or anyone else's) because one administrator - Delboj - thinks so highly of himself. <br>
[[User:Mars|Mars]] ([[User talk:Mars|talk]]) 02:18, 16 August 2025 (CEST)
:I just want to say that i have seen this post but I'm short on time. I am sure we can work this out, we are few people editing this Wiki and both your contributions are valuable. I'm gonna need some time to catch up on what has happened though. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 10:35, 16 August 2025 (CEST)
::This is completely unbelieveable situation. We have some rules. I explained why it wasn't good solution. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 17:28, 16 August 2025 (CEST)
:::I checked [[User talk:Mars]] and Delboj is correct about the policy of non-Phantom comics and he politely asked you to follow that. I have explained why the cases you used as examples are not applicable. As frustrated as you may be i find it shocking that you would use such language in an open discussion and i hope to not see that happen again. If there are other discussions, i am not fully aware of them. I don't check everything that happens here and technically i don't know if i have more authority than anyone else. But if there is any question regarding why we do what we do here, send me an email (see [[User:Andreas]]) before it escalates to this level so i am made aware of it. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 19:02, 16 August 2025 (CEST)

==Phantom 2040 Game Walkthrough==
I did post this on the [[Talk:Phantom 2040 (video game)]] page but it seems to have been missed. Reposting here in hopes of a reply.

I've written a [https://www.phantom2040archive.com/walkthrough rather extensive] walkthrough for the game, explaining how to achieve the elusive "good" ending. The site it is hosted on gets very little traffic and the domain name is costing me each year so I was thinking of moving it somewhere. I'm wondering if ''PhantomWiki'' might be that home? If not, that's fine, but I thought I'd see if this is something that the Wiki might be interested in having? I'm happy to move all the info across myself. [[User:Joeypajamas|Joeypajamas]] ([[User talk:Joeypajamas|talk]]) 08:39, 29 October 2025 (CET)
:I only get a blank page with the walkthrough link. But since it's about the Phantom, here would be a good place to have it. We just have to come up with a suitable layout that harmonize fairly well with the Wiki. :-) [[User:MiGi|MiGi]] ([[User talk:MiGi|talk]]) 20:40, 29 October 2025 (CET)
::Blank page: check the [https://web.archive.org/web/20250905120807/https://www.phantom2040archive.com/walkthrough Wayback Machine] from September (the pictures seem to be missing). [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 23:08, 29 October 2025 (CET)

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-10-18T14:22:50Z

Stefan: back to 1979

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || ? || November 26, 1979 ||
|- 
| "[[The Sea God]]" || November 27, 1979 || March 13, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Satchel]]" || March 14, 1980 || June 11, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime School]]" || June 12, 1980 || September 3, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[Deadman's Point]]" || September 4, 1980 || December 11, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || December 12, 1980 || April 7, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || April 8, 1981 || July 27, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Frame-Up]]" || July 28, 1981 || September 29, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || September 30, 1981 || January 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || January 12, 1982 || May 13, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || May 14, 1982 || June 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || June 29, 1982 || September 27, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || September 28, 1982 || January 10, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || January 11, 1983 || April 28, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || April 29, 1983 || August 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || August 2, 1983 || November 7, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || November 8, 1983 || March 21, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || March 22, 1984 || June 4, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || June 5, 1984 || August 31, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || September 1, 1984 || November 19, 1984 ||
|- 
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || November 20, 1984 || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || October 9, 1990 || January 18, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || January 19, 1991 || March 30, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || April 2, 1991 || September 6, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle City]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

The Hijackers

2025-10-11T17:18:04Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

{{Newspaperbox
|Title=The Hijackers
|image= [[Image:The Hijackers.jpg|300px]]
|Start= April 27th, 1969
|End= August 3rd, 1969
|Strips= 15 pages
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Sy Barry]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded="[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]"
|Followed="[[The Missing Link (Sunday story)|The Missing Link]]"
|}}
'''"The Hijackers"''' is the 76th Phantom [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Sy Barry]].

== Plot synopsis ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Lily Palmer]] (mentioned)
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Prince Charl (the Cheap)]]
*[[Sela]]
*[[Toma]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Perce
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New York
***Palmer residence
*[[The Misty Mountains]]
**The country of Prince Charl
*[[Cuba (location)|Cuba]]
**Havana (mentioned)

'''Vehicles'''
*Phantom's Helicopter

</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories ==
=== Referenced in ===
*"[[The Yacht Thieves]]" by [[Angelo Todaro]]

== Behind the scenes ==
*When the Swedish comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'' began publishing the old Sunday stories by [[Sy Barry]], they published this story a little bit out of order since the terror attacks on September 11, 2001, were still in fresh memory.

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_argentina.gif]] Argentina ===
*"El prìncipe Charl, el miserable", [[Fantasía 165|''Fantasía'' #165]] (1971)

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 415 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #415]] (1970)
*[[The Phantom 581 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #581]] (1976)
*[[The Phantom 783 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #783]] (1983)
*[[The Phantom 1133 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1133]] (1996)
*[[The Phantom 1820 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1820]] (2018)

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"Os Sequestradores", [[Fantasma 161 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #161]] (1970)
*"Macaco ou Homem?", [[O Fantasma 22 (Saber)|''O Fantasma'' #22]] (1972)
*"Os Sequestradores", [[Fantasma 313 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #313]] (1981)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[Le Soleil]]'' April 25, 1969 – August 1, 1969
*''[[La Patrie]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_colombia.gif]] Colombia ===
*''[[El Tiempo]]'' August 17, 1969 – November 23, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Flyvemaskinepiraterne", [[Fantomet 24|''Fantomet'' #24]] (1973)
*"Flykaprene", [[Fantomet Year Album 1978 (Denmark)|''Fantomet Year Album'' 1978]]
*"Flyvemaskinepiraterne", [[Fantomet 318|''Fantomet'' #318]] (1990)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*''[[Seura]]'' 48/1969 – 11/1970
*"Lentokonekaappaus", [[Mustanaamio 12/1971|''Mustanaamio'' 12/1971]]
*"Konekaapparit", [[Mustanaamio Year Album 1979|''Mustanaamio Year Album'' 1979]]
*"Lentokonekaappaus", [[Mustanaamio 24/1989|''Mustanaamio'' 24/1989]]
*"Lentokonekaapparit", [[Mustanaamio 4/2002|''Mustanaamio'' 4]] – [[Mustanaamio 5/2002|5/2002]]
*"Lentokonekaappaus", [[Mustanaamio 1971 (reprint)|''Mustanaamio'' 1971]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*"Les pirates de l'air", [[Le Fantôme 446 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #446]] (1973)
*"Les pirates de l'air", [[Collection Télé Junior 3|''Collection Télé Junior'' #3]] (1982)

=== [[Image:Mini greece.png]] Greece ===
*"'Ο πριγκηψ των ληστών" (romanized as "'O prinkips ton liston"), [[Fantom 17 (Kabanas-Hellas)|''Fantom'' #17]] (1975)

=== [[Image:mini_iceland.gif]] Iceland ===
*''[[Vikan]]'' January 29, 1970 – May 6, 1970

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*''[[Kumudam]]'' November 13, 1969 – February 12, 1970
*"The Hijackers", [[Indrajal Comics 154|''Indrajal Comics'' #154]] (1972)
*"மாயமாக மறைந்த விமானம்" (romanized as "Mayamai maraintha vimanam"), [[Rani Comics 196|''Rani Comics'' #196]] (1992)
*"The Hijacked Planes", [[Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom 17|''Phantom'' #17]]
*"The Hijacked Planes", [[Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom 63|''Phantom'' #63]]
*"கடத்தல் படலம்" (romanized as "Kataththal padalam"), [[Muthu Comics 472|''Muthu Comics'' #472]] (2023)

=== [[Image:mini_ireland.gif]] Ireland===
*''[[Sunday Independent]]'' September 7, 1969 – December 14, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"I pirati dell'aria", [[Avventure Americane Nuova Serie – L'Uomo Mascherato 173|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #173]] (1970)
*"I pirati dell'aria", [[Avventure Americane – Serie Cronologica 60 – Phantom – L'Uomo Mascherato|''Serie Cronologica'' #60]] (1973)
*"I pirati dell'aria", [[Raccolta Super Phantom 3|''Raccolta Super Phantom'' #3]] (1976)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*"Atracadores aéreos", ''[[El Informador]]'' July 6, 1969 – October 12, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_netherlands.gif]] The Netherlands ===
*"De misdadige maharadja", [[Campus 3|''Campus'' #3]] (1982)
*"De misdadige maharadja", [[Campus 1-5|''Campus'' #1-5]] (1983)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*''[[Vi menn]]'' 1 – 15/1970
*"Flykaprerne", [[Fantomet 17/1971|''Fantomet'' 17/1971]]
*"Flykaprerne", [[Fantomet Year Album 1978 (Norway)|''Fantomet Year Album'' 1978]]
*"Flykaprerne", [[Fantomet 4/2002|''Fantomet'' 4]] – [[Fantomet 5/2002|5/2002]]
*"Flykaprerne", [[Krønikebok 29|''Krønikebok'' #29]] (2006)
*"Flykaprerne", [[Fantomet Kronologisk 24|''Fantomet Kronologisk'' #24]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_Portugal.gif]] Portugal ===
*"Os Assaltantes do Ar", [[Condor Popular Vol. 79 N.° 2|''Condor Popular'' Vol. 79 N.° 2]]

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"Los secuestradores", [[The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado 6 (Dolmen)|''The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado'' #6]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Kaparna", ''[[Arbetet]]'' September 21, 1969 – December 28, 1969
*"Prins Carl den billige", ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' 9 – 23/1970
*"Flygplanskaparna" [[Fantomen 13/1970|''Fantomen'' 13/1970]]
*"Flygkaparna" [[Fantomen Christmas Album 1978|''Fantomen Christmas Album'' 1978]]
*"Flygkaparna" [[Fantomen (1984 album)|''Fantomen'']]
*"Flygplanskaparna", [[Fantomen 4/2002|''Fantomen'' 4]] – [[Fantomen 5/2002|5/2002]]
*"Flygplanskaparna", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1970, Del 3|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1970, Del 3]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske 61 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #61]] (1974)
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 16|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #16]] (197?)
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske 8 (Second Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #8]] (19??)
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 54|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #54]]
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 22 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #22]]
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 35 (Second Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #35]]
*"Şantajcılar", [[Kızılmaske Büyük Albüm 12|''Kızılmaske Büyük Albüm'' #12]]
*"Hava Korsanları", [[Kızılmaske 10 (Büyülü Çizgi Roman)|''Kızılmaske'' #10]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[[Anderson Herald]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Atlanta Constitution]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 ‎
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 ‎
*''[[Charleston Gazette-Mail]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[Cumberland Sunday Times]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Danville Register]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Democrat]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Gadsden Times]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Huntsville Times]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Ironton Tribune]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 ‎
*''[[The Leaf-Chronicle]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 ‎
*''[[The Montgomery Advertiser]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 ‎
*''[[The News Tribune]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[La Opinión]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[Orlando Sentinel]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[San Antonio Light]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[San Francisco Examiner]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[Sarasota Herald-Tribune]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[Spartanburg Herald-Journal]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[St. Petersburg Times]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Tampa Tribune]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[The Tuscaloosa News]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969
*''[[Staten Island Advance]]'' July 27, 1969 – August 3, 1969 - ''the last two weeks only''
*[[The Complete Sundays: Volume Nine 1966–1970|''The Complete Sundays:'' Volume Nine 1966–1970]] (2021)

[[Category:Sunday stories|Hijackers, The]]
[[Category:1969 Stories|Hijackers, The]]

Walker's Table (story)

2025-10-11T17:17:25Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

{{Newspaperbox
|Title=Walker's Table
|image= [[Image:Walker's Table (story).jpg|300px]]
|Start= January 5th, 1969
|End= April 20th, 1969
|Strips= 16 pages
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Sy Barry]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded="[[The Black Gold Pirates]]"
|Followed="[[The Hijackers]]"
|}}
'''"Walker's Table"''' is the 75th Phantom [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Sy Barry]].

== Plot synopsis ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Captain Kit Walker]]
*[[The 1st Phantom]]
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
*[[Diana]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Caribo]]

'''One-time characters'''

'''Real-life characters'''
*[[Christopher Columbus]]
*Hernán Cortés (mentioned)
*Vasco da Gama (mentioned)
*Isabella I of Castile (mentioned)

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[Keela-Wee]]
***[[The Jade Hut]]
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New Mexico
***[[Walker's Table]]
*[[Spain (location)|Spain]]
**Palos
*[[The Bahamas (location)|The Bahamas]]
*[[Cuba (location)|Cuba]]
*[[Haiti (location)|Haiti]]
*[[Mexico (location)|Mexico]]
**Tenochtitlan (mentioned)

'''Tribes'''
*Mayans
*[[Bandar]]

'''Vehicles'''
*Santa Maria, largest of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus in his first voyage
*Pinta, one of the ships accompanying Santa Maria
*Niña, one of the ships accompanying Santa Maria

</div><br clear="all">

==Related stories ==
===Referenced in===
*"[[The Ghost Cliff]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Georges Bess]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_argentina.gif]] Argentina ===
*"El nido", [[Fantasía 163|''Fantasía'' #163]] (1971)
*"La mesa del caminante", [[Biblioteca Clarín de la Historieta 20|''Biblioteca Clarín de la Historieta'' #20]] (2004)

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 402 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #402]] (1969)
*[[The Phantom 562 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #562]] (1975)
*[[The Phantom 752 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #752]] (1982)
*"Walker's Table", [[The Phantom 1030 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1030]] (1992)
*"Walker's Table", [[The Phantom 1518 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1518]] (2008)
*"Walker's Table", [[Frew Trade Paperback 1‎|''Frew Trade Paperback'' #1]] (2017; colored by [[Ivan Pedersen]])

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"O Primeiro Fantasma", [[Fantasma 159 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #159]] (1969)
*"O Primeiro Fantasma", [[Fantasma 308 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #308]] (1981)
*"O Primeiro Fantasma", [[O Fantasma Magazine 1|''O Fantasma Magazine'' #1]] (2002)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[Le Soleil]]'' January 3, 1969 – April 18, 1969
*''[[La Patrie]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_colombia.gif]] Colombia ===
*''[[El Tiempo]]'' April 27, 1969 – August 10, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Walkers Klippe", [[Fantomet 4|''Fantomet'' #4]] (1971)
*"Historien om “Walkers Klippe”", [[Fantomet 324|''Fantomet'' #324]] (1990)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*''[[Seura]]'' 32 – 47/1969
*"Mies merestä", [[Mustanaamio 14/1976|''Mustanaamio'' 14/1976]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Mies merestä", [[Mustanaamio Year Album 1982|''Mustanaamio Year Album'' 1982]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Tarina Walkerin kielekkeestä", [[Mustanaamion kronikka 1/1995|''Mustanaamion kronikka'' 1/1995]]
*"Walkerin kieleke", [[Mustanaamio Spesiaali (one-shot)|''Mustanaamio Spesiaali'']] (2009)
*"Tarina Walkerin kielekkeestä", [[Mustanaamio 23/2001|''Mustanaamio'' 23]] – [[Mustanaamio 25/2001|25/2001]]

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*"L'aube d'un monde nouveau", [[Le Fantôme 446 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #446]] (1973)
*"L'aube d'un monde nouveau", [[Le Fantôme Album 50|''Le Fantôme Album'' #50]] (1974?)

=== [[Image:Mini greece.png]] Greece ===
*"Το τραπέζι του Γουώλκερ", [[Fantom 13 (Kabanas-Hellas)|''Fantom'' #13]] (1975)

=== [[Image:mini_hungary.gif]] Hungary ===
*"A Walker-szikla", [[Kockás 2020/3|''Kockás'' 2020/3]]

=== [[Image:mini_iceland.gif]] Iceland===
*''[[Vikan]]'' October 9, 1969 – January 22, 1970

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*"The Call of the Golden Cities", [[Indrajal Comics 140|''Indrajal Comics'' #140]] (1971)
*"The Discovery of the New World", [[Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom 17|''Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom'' #17]]
*"The Discovery of the New World", [[Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom 63|''Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom'' #63]]
*"முன்னோரின் கதை" (romanized as "Munnorin kathai"), [[Muthu Comics 472|''Muthu Comics'' #472]] (2023)

=== [[Image:mini_ireland.gif]] Ireland===
*''[[Sunday Independent]]'' May 18, 1969 – August 31, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"L'alba di un nuova mondo", [[Avventure Americane Nuova Serie – L'Uomo Mascherato 142|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #142]] (1969)
*"L'alba di un nuova mondo", [[Avventure Americane – Serie Cronologica 60 – Phantom – L'Uomo Mascherato|''Serie Cronologica'' #60]] (1973)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*''[[El Informador]]'' March 16, 1969 – June 29, 1969
*"La mesa del caminante", [[Domingos Alegres 1415|''Domingos Alegres'' #1415]] (1981)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*''[[Vi menn]]'' 37 – 52/1969
*"Historien om “Walkers kolle”", [[Fantomet 12/1971|''Fantomet'' 12/1971]]
*"Mannen fra havet", [[Fantomet 11/1976|''Fantomet'' 11/1976]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Mannen fra havet", [[Fantomet Year Album 1982 (Norway)|''Fantomet Year Album'' 1982]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Historien om Walkers klippe", [[Fantomets Krøniker (Norway)|''Fantomets Krøniker'']] (1984)
*"Mannen fra havet", [[Serie-pocket 232 (Norway)|''Serie-pocket'' #232]] (1999; edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Historien om Walkers klippe", [[Fantomet 23/2001|''Fantomet'' 23]] – [[Fantomet 25/2001|25/2001]]
*"Historien om “Walkers kolle”", [[Krønikebok 29|''Krønikebok'' #29]] (2006)
*"Historien om “Walkers kolle”", [[Fantomet Kronologisk 22|''Fantomet Kronologisk'' #22]] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_Portugal.gif]] Portugal ===
*"Uma Velja Aventura", [[Condor Popular Vol. 80 N.° 4|''Condor Popular'' Vol. 80 N.° 4]]

=== [[Image:mini_FRYugoslavia.png|border]] Serbia and Montenegro ===
*"Човек из мора" (romanized as "Čovek iz mora"), [[Politikin Zabavnik 2731|''Politikin Zabavnik'' #2731]] (2004; edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"La mesa de Walker", [[The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado 5 (Dolmen)|''The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado'' #5]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Örnnästet", ''[[Arbetet]]'' June 1, 1969 – September 14, 1969
*"Walkers klippa", ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' 44/1969 – 8/1970
*"Historien om "Walkers klippa", [[Fantomen 11/1970|''Fantomen'' 11/1970]]
*"Mannen från havet", [[Fantomen 3/1976|''Fantomen'' 3/1976]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Mannen från havet", [[Fantomen Christmas Album 1982|''Fantomen Christmas Album'' 1982]] (edited together with "[[The First Phantom (Sunday story)|The First Phantom]]" into one story)
*"Historien om Walkers klippa", [[Fantomen Krönika 1/1993|''Fantomen Krönika'' 1/1993]]
*"Historien om Walkers klippa", [[Fantomen Krönika Band 1|''Fantomen Krönika'' Band 1]] (1999)
*"Historien om Walkers klippa", [[Fantomen 23/2001|''Fantomen'' 23]] – [[Fantomen 25/2001|25/2001]]
*"Historien om "Walkers klippa", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1970, Del 2|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1970, Del 2]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske 62 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #62]] (1974)
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 17|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #17]] (197?)
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske 3 (Second Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #3]] (19??)
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 52|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #52]]
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske 40 (Third Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #40]] (198?)
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 11 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #11]]
*"Kutsal Yemin", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 72 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #72]]
*"Kartal Yuvası'nın Öyküsü", [[Kızılmaske 10 (Büyülü Çizgi Roman)|''Kızılmaske'' #10]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[[Anderson Herald]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Atlanta Constitution]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[Charleston Daily Mail]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[Cumberland Sunday Times]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Danville Register]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Democrat]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Gadsden Times]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Huntsville Times]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Ironton Tribune]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Leaf-Chronicle]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Montgomery Advertiser]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The News Tribune]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[La Opinión]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[Orlando Sentinel]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[San Antonio Light]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[San Francisco Examiner]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[Sarasota Herald-Tribune]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[Spartanburg Herald-Journal]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[St. Petersburg Times]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Tampa Tribune]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*''[[The Tuscaloosa News]]'' January 5, 1969 – April 20, 1969
*[[The Complete Sundays: Volume Nine 1966–1970|''The Complete Sundays:'' Volume Nine 1966–1970]] (2021)

[[Category:Sunday stories|Walker's Table]]
[[Category:1969 Stories|Walker's Table]]

The Black Gold Pirates

2025-10-11T17:15:54Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */

{{Newspaperbox
|Title=The Black Gold Pirates
|image= [[Image:The Black Gold Pirates.jpg|300px]]
|Start= August 18th, 1968
|End= December 29th, 1968
|Strips= 20 pages
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Sy Barry]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded="[[The Little Ones]]"
|Followed="[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]"
|}}

'''"The Black Gold Pirates"''' is the 74th Phantom [[Sunday stories|Sunday story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Sy Barry]].

== Plot synopsis ==
In the jungle, [[Rex]] and [[Tom-Tom]] are playing pirates, with Rex having to walk the plank. Back in [[The Skull Cave|the Skull cave]], Tom-Tom asks the Phantom if there are still pirates today. "There will always be crooks", the Phantom replies.

A big oil tanker has left the Persian Gulf. In the middle of the ocean, men in diving gear climb aboard and take the crew hostage. No other ships are nearby. While the crew is locked up, the men unload all the oil in the tanker, although it is not explained how since they do not appear to have any vessel with them. The incident becomes a major news item.

[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]] is enjoying time off in a country club. Count Petro, an oil millionaire, asks her to have a drink with him at his table. She asks him how a large oil tanker could have its oil stolen. Count Petro is just as baffled as everybody else. The count promises her that he will take her for a visit on a large oil tanker. When she is picked up she is instead taken to the count's private yacht. At dinner with champagne he explains that he is a terribly lonely man.

[[The Jungle Patrol]] has had a tip that somebody is recruiting divers in Morristown. Asking around for information, the Phantom visits the bar The Anchor and asks the bartender if he knows of any vacancies for a professional diver. The bartender denies knowing anything but the Phantom gets into a fight with five men who think he is asking too many questions. After having beaten them up, the Phantom follows the limping men to the docks where they go aboard on a tugboat which is heading for a submarine offshore. The Phantom changes places with one of the divers, tying him up in a cabin. With the other divers, they leave the tugboat and climb into a submarine. The Phantom overhears the other divers talking about the big boss coming to oversee the operation himself.

At count Petro's yacht, the count is becoming grabby and Diana performs a judo throw on him. The count finally agrees to let her visit an oil tanker. When Diana tries to leave, she is locked up in a cabin. When the yacht meets up with the submarine, Diana is allowed to climb into the submarine, immediately spotted by a surprised Phantom.

The divers board the oil tanker ''Gold Star'', quickly locking the crew up and unloading the oil into an enormous plastic bag. Now that Diana knows that count Petro is responsible for the recent daring raids on oil tankers, he plans to have her killed. Before he can do anything, the Phantom steps forward and interrupts the count. With both Diana and the Phantom holding an automatic rifle, it is not long before aircraft and destroyers arrive to have the count and his men arrested. The Phantom vanishes, the news headlines telling the story of how a single woman could stop a criminal gang using a submarine to raid oil tankers.

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Tom-Tom]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]
*[[Dave Palmer]]
*[[Toma|Tonda]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Count Petro
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
***Fat Cow bar
*Persian Gulf
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New York
***[[The Palmer Home]]

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]] (mentioned)

'''Vehicles'''
*Gold Star, super oil tanker

'''[[Old Jungle Sayings]]
*"There are times when the Phantom leaves the jungle and walks the streets of the town like an ordinary man."
*"The Phantom is rough with roughnecks."
</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_argentina.gif]] Argentina ===
*"Los piratas del oro negro", [[Fantasía 161|''Fantasía'' #161]] (1971)

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 392 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #392]] (1969)
*[[The Phantom 558 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #558]] (1975)
*[[The Phantom 744 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #744]] (1982)
*[[The Phantom 1073 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1073]] (1994)
*[[The Phantom 1690 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1690]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"Os Piratas do Ouro Negro", [[Fantasma 156 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #156]] (1969)
*"Os Piratas do Ouro Negro", [[Fantasma 309 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #309]] (1981)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[Le Soleil]]'' August 16, 1968 – December 27, 1966
*''[[La Patrie]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1966

=== [[Image:mini_colombia.gif]] Colombia ===
*''[[El Tiempo]]'' November 17, 1968 – March 30, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*[[Comics - Verdens bedste tegneserier 1|''Comics - Verdens bedste tegneserier'' #1]] (1970)

=== [[Image:mini_Fiji.png]] Fiji ===
*[[Bera-Na-Liva 7|''Bera-Na-Liva'' #7]] (1978)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*''[[Seura]]'' 11-31/1969
*[[Comics - suuri sarjakuvakirja 1|''Comics - suuri sarjakuvakirja'' #1]] (1970)
*"Öljyrosvot" [[Mustanaamio 8/1971|''Mustanaamio'' 8/1971]]
*"Öljymerirosvot", [[Mustanaamio 15/1978|''Mustanaamio'' 15/1978]]
*"Öljyrosvot", [[Mustanaamio 13/1985|''Mustanaamio'' 13/1985]]
*"Öljymerirosvot", [[Sarjakirja 2/1988|''Sarjakirja'' 2/1988]]
*"Öljyrosvot", [[Mustanaamio 20/2001|''Mustanaamio'' 20]] - [[Mustanaamio 22/2001|22/2001]]
*"Öljyrosvot", [[Mustanaamio 1971 (reprint)|''Mustanaamio'' 1971]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif|border]] France ===
*"Les pirates de l'or noir", [[Le Fantôme 289 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #289]] - [[Le Fantôme 290 (Remparts)|#290]] (1970)
*"Les pirates de l'or noir", [[Le Fantôme 449 (Remparts)|''Le Fantôme'' #449]] (1973)
*"Les pirates de l'or noir", [[Le Fantôme Album 51|''Le Fantôme Album'' #51]] (1974 or 1975)

=== [[Image:Mini greece.png]] Greece ===
*"Πειρατες μαυρου χρυσου" (romanized as "Peirates mavrou chrysou"), [[Fantom 18 (Kabanas-Hellas)|''Fantom'' #18]] (1975)

=== [[Image:mini_iceland.gif]] Iceland===
*''[[Vikan]]'' May 29, 1969 – October 2, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*"The Black Gold Pirates", [[Indrajal Comics 157|''Indrajal Comics'' #157]] (1972)
*"In the Demon's Clutches", [[Indrajal Comics Vol. 22 No. 5|''Indrajal Comics'' Vol. 22 No. 5]] (1985)
*"Pirates of Black Gold", [[Diamond Comics Digest: Phantom 1|''Phantom'' #1]] (1990)
*"அதிரடிப் பெண்" (romanized as "Athiradi pen"), [[Rani Comics 170|''Rani Comics'' #170]] (1991)
*[[Comic World 1|''Comic World'' #1]] (1998)
*"கறுப்புத் தங்கக் கொள்ளை" (romanized as "Karupputh thangak kollai"), [[Muthu Comics 472|''Muthu Comics'' #472]] (2023)

=== [[Image:mini_ireland.gif]] Ireland===
*''[[Sunday Independent]]'' December 29, 1968 – May 11, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"I pirati dell'oro nero", [[Avventure Americane Nuova Serie – L'Uomo Mascherato 132|''L'Uomo Mascherato'' #132]] - [[Avventure Americane Nuova Serie – L'Uomo Mascherato 133|#133]] (1969)
*"I pirati dell'oro nero", [[Avventure Americane – Phantom – L'Uomo Mascherato 63|''Phantom – L'Uomo Mascherato'' #63]] (1974)

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*''[[El Informador]]'' October 27, 1968 – March 9, 1969

=== [[Image:mini_netherlands.gif|border]] Netherlands ===
*[[Stripturf - 21 wereldberoemde stripverhalen|''Stripturf - 21 wereldberoemde stripverhalen'']] (1973)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*''[[Vi menn]]'' 17-36/1969
*"Oljepiratene", [[Fantomet 17/1978|''Fantomet'' 17/1978]]
*"Oljepiratene", [[Serie-pocket 140 (Norway)|''Serie-pocket'' #140]]
*"Oljepiratene", [[Fantomet 20/2001|''Fantomet'' 20]] - [[Fantomet 22/2001|22/2001]]
*"Oljepiratene", [[Krønikebok 44|''Krønikebok'' #44]] (2008)

=== [[Image:mini_Portugal.gif]] Portugal ===
*"Os Piratas do «Ouro Negro»", [[Mundo de Aventuras 1222|''Mundo de Aventuras'' #1222]] (1973)

=== [[Image:mini_rsa obb.gif]] South Africa ===
*''[[Landstem]]'' ?, 1968 – ?, April ? 1968

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"Los piratas del oro negro", [[The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado 5 (Dolmen)|''The Phantom - El Hombre Enmascarado'' #5]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Oljepiraterna", ''[[Arbetet]]'' January 12, 1969 – May 25, 1969
*"Oljepiraterna", [[Fantomen 25/1969|''Fantomen'' 25/1969]]
*"Oljepiraterna", [[Fantomen 7/1978|''Fantomen'' 7/1978]]
*"Oljepiraterna", [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 1|''Comics - Den stora serieboken'' #1]]
*"Oljepiraterna", [[Fantomen 20/2001|''Fantomen'' 20]] - [[Fantomen 22/2001|22/2001]]
*"Oljepiraterna", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1969, Del 5|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1969, Del 5]] (2020)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske 58 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #58]] – [[Kızılmaske 59 (First Series)|#59]] (1974)
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 15|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #15]] – [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 16|#16]] (197?)
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske 2 (Second Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #2]] (19??)
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 51|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #51]]
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske 10 (Third Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #10]] – [[Kızılmaske 11 (Third Series)|#11]] (198?)
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 3 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #3]]
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske Süper Albüm 60 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske Süper Albüm'' #60]]
*"Denizde Heyecan", [[Kızılmaske Büyük Albüm 16|''Kızılmaske Büyük Albüm'' #16]]
*"Kara Altın Korsanları", [[Kızılmaske 10 (Büyülü Çizgi Roman)|''Kızılmaske'' #10]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[[Anderson Herald]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Atlanta Constitution]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[Charleston Gazette-Mail]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[Cumberland Sunday Times]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Danville Register]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Democrat]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Gadsden Times]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Huntsville Times]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Ironton Tribune]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Leaf-Chronicle]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Montgomery Advertiser]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The News Tribune]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[La Opinión]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[Orlando Sentinel]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[San Antonio Light]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[San Francisco Examiner]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[Sarasota Herald-Tribune]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[Spartanburg Herald-Journal]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[St. Petersburg Times]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Tampa Tribune]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*''[[The Tuscaloosa News]]'' August 18, 1968 – December 29, 1968
*[[The Complete Sundays: Volume Nine 1966–1970|''The Complete Sundays:'' Volume Nine 1966–1970]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany===
*[[Comics - Weltbekannte Zeichenserien 1|''Comics - Weltbekannte Zeichenserien'' #1]] (1971)
*"Die Ölpiraten", [[Phantom 32|''Phantom'' #32]] (1975)
*"Die Ölpiraten", [[Phantom Das große Album 6|''Phantom Das große Album'' #6]]

=== [[Image:mini_yugoslavia.png|border]] Yugoslavia ===
*"Гусари XX века" (romanized as "Gusari XX veka"), [[Politikin Zabavnik 1161|''Politikin Zabavnik'' #1161]] (1974)

[[Category:Sunday stories|Black Gold Pirates, The]]
[[Category:1968 Stories|Black Gold Pirates, The]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-10-07T05:29:28Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ nasty typo which accidentally hid a lot of stuff

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || ? || January 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || January 12, 1982 || May 13, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || May 14, 1982 || June 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || June 29, 1982 || September 27, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || September 28, 1982 || January 10, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || January 11, 1983 || April 28, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || April 29, 1983 || August 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || August 2, 1983 || November 7, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || November 8, 1983 || March 21, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || March 22, 1984 || June 4, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || June 5, 1984 || August 31, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || September 1, 1984 || November 19, 1984 ||
|- 
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || November 20, 1984 || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || October 9, 1990 || January 18, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || January 19, 1991 || March 30, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || April 2, 1991 || September 6, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle City]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-10-06T20:53:53Z

Stefan: typo

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || ? || January 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || January 12, 1982 || May 13, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || May 14, 1982 || June 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || June 29, 1982 || September 27, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || September 28, 1982 || January 10, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || January 11, 1983 || April 28, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || April 29, 1983 || August 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || August 2, 1983 || November 7, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || November 8, 1983 || March 21, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || March 22, 1984 || June 4, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || June 5, 1984 || August 31, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || September 1, 1984 || November 19, 1984 ||
|- 
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || November 20, 1984 || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-10-06T20:29:12Z

Stefan: back to 1982

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || ? || January 12, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || January 12, 1982 || May 13, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || May 14, 1982 || June 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || June 29, 1982 || September 27, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || September 28, 1982 || January 10, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || January 11, 1983 || April 28, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || April 29, 1983 || August 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || August 2, 1983 || November 7, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || November 8, 1983 || March 21, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || March 22, 1984 || June 4, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || June 5, 1984 || August 31, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || September 1, 1984 || November 19, 1984 ||
|- 
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || November 20, 1984 || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Falköpings Tidning

2025-10-06T19:37:18Z

Stefan: + 1 story

'''''Falköpings Tidning''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]]. It was published four days a week.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==

{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || ? || January 15, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || January 18, 2016 || July 20, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || July 21, 2016 || February 15, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || February 16, 2017 || January 25, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || January 26, 2018 || February 6, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || February 7, 2019 || September 12, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || September 13, 2019 || March 25, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || March 26, 2020 || October 1, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || October 2, 2020 || April 26, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || April 29, 2021 || October 29, 2021 || The second strip was erroneously published before the first strip.
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || November 1, 2021 || June 2, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || June 3, 2022 || September 9, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || September 12, 2022 || May 22, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || May 24, 2023 || December 29, 2023 || interrupted after the strip of February 23, 2017
|-
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers|Falköpings Tidning]]

Smålands-Tidningen

2025-09-25T17:36:41Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ +

'''''Smålands-Tidningen''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]]. It was published six days a week.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==

{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Star of Bangalla]]" || ? || March 12, 1979 || The newspaper has only been microfilmed since 1979. On January 2, 1979, the newspaper published the December 30 strip.
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || March 13, 1979 || ? ||
|-
| "?" || ? || May 11, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || May 12, 2009 || ? ||
|-
| "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || ?, 2013 || January 23, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || January 24, 2014 || May 26, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || May 27, 2014 || September 23, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || September 24, 2014 || January 26, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || January 27, 2015 || June 29, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || June 30, 2015 || October 5, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || October 6, 2015 || February 5, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || February 6, 2016 || June 8, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || June 9, 2016 || October 20, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || October 21, 2016 || June 8, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || June 9, 2017 || February 15, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || February 16, 2018 || July 12, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || July 13, 2018 || November 15, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || November 16, 2018 || March 25, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || March 26, 2019 || August 9, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || August 10, 2019 || December 14, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || December 16, 2019 || ?, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || ?, 2020 || ? ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || ? || ? ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || ? || ? ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || ?, 2021 || October 9, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || October 11, 2021 || March 9, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || March 10, 2022 || July 29, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || August 1, 2023 || September 23, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || September 26, 2023 || December 30, 2023 || interrupted after the strip of January 24, 2019
|-
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers|Smålands-Tidningen]]

Hallandsposten

2025-09-25T17:25:32Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ this seems to have been missed

'''''Hallandsposten''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that publishes "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]]. It is published six days a week.
== History ==
After a readers' poll in September 2014, it was decided that "The Phantom" strip would no longer be published in ''Hallandsposten''.

Several readers wrote to the newspaper to express their disappointment with the decision.[http://hallandsposten.se/asikter/hplasaren/1.3505344-lasarroster-om-fantomen]

The publishing of The Phantom strip however continued on the ''Hallandsposten'' website. The strip returned to ''Hallandsposten'' on July 1, 2017.
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==

{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]" || ? || January 3, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]" || January 4, 1952 || ? ||
|-
| "" || ? || April 29, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || April 28, 2009 || ? ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || July 1, 2017 || November 18, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || November 21, 2017 || April 4, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || April 5, 2018 || August 13, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || August 14, 2018 || December 24, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || December 27, 2018 || May 4, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || May 6, 2019 || September 24, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || September 25, 2019 || February 1, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || February 3, 2020 || July 11, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || July 13, 2020 || November 16, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || November 17, 2020 || June 9, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || June 10, 2021 || November 3, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || November 4, 2021 || August 6, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || August 8, 2022 || September 2, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || September 3, 2022 || July 4, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Rhodian Column]]" || July 5, 2023 || December 1, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Unfinished Business (daily story)|Unfinished Business]]" || December 2, 2023 || January 10, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Llongo Forest]]" || January 11, 2024 || May 4, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Reunion]]" || May 6, 2024 || August 14, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[Then Came Towns Ellerbee]]" || August 15, 2024 || February 18, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[Hello the Himalayas]]" || February 19, 2025 || March 18, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[To Wrack and Ruin at Gravelines]]" || March 19, 2025 || August 23, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[The Chronicle of Old Man Mozz]]" || August 25, 2025 || ?, 2025 ||
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Talk:The Phantom Meets the Ghost Who Walks

2025-09-24T21:10:32Z

Stefan: question

Is there any reason why the order of the three writers is not consistent?

In ''Expressen'', it is [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calle_H%C3%A5rd Calle Hård], [https://seriewikin.serieframjandet.se/index.php/Torgny_Litzell Torgny Litzell], Thomas Johansson. (<small>För manuset står Calle Hård, Torgny Litzell och Thomas Johansson.</small>)

In ''Fantomen'', it is Torgny Litzell, Calle Hård, Thomas Johansson. (<small>Manus: Torgny Litzell, Calle Hård och Thomas Johansson</small>)

[[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 23:10, 24 September 2025 (CEST)

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-24T20:55:37Z

Stefan: back to 1983

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || ? || November 7, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || November 8, 1983 || March 21, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || March 22, 1984 || June 4, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || June 5, 1984 || August 31, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || September 1, 1984 || November 19, 1984 ||
|- 
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || November 20, 1984 || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-22T18:50:08Z

Stefan: + 3 stories

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || ? || January 18, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || January 19, 1985 || April 22, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || April 23, 1985 || August 2, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || August 3, 1985 || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Queen Karola

2025-09-22T08:59:16Z

Stefan: /* Daily/Sunday stories */ typo

{{character
|name=Queen Karola
|image= [[Image:Karola.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Queen Karola''' is the ruler of [[Kula-Ku]].

== Fictional Character Biography ==
{{stub}}
== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories|Sunday]] stories===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || first appearance
|-
|"[[Kit and the Little People]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || mentioned
|-
|"[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[King Bongong]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || mentioned
|-
|"[[Queen Medusa]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || mentioned
|-
|"[[Waterman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || as '''Queen Kulana of Ku'''
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters|Karola, Queen]]

Talk:The Ghost Who Walks (film)

2025-09-20T15:33:15Z

Stefan: reply

This page seems to be outdated. [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 00:24, 20 September 2025 (CEST)
:This link http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0366899/? [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 17:01, 20 September 2025 (CEST)
::The link is not working, but there are more problems. It says that "it is set to premiere in 2009" but that was 16 years ago. I assume that the film was never finished as otherwise it would have been possible to find information about the film. [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 17:33, 20 September 2025 (CEST)

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-20T15:28:58Z

Stefan: back to 1985

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] until 2003. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || ? || November 4, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || November 5, 1985 || February 22, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || February 24, 1986 || June 6, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || June 7, 1986 || September 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || September 18, 1986 || December 27, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || December 29, 1986 || May 8, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || May 9, 1987 || October 6, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || October 7, 1987 || February 15, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || February 16, 1988 || June 10, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || June 11, 1988 || November 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || November 8, 1988 || January 25, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || January 26, 1989 || June 28, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || June 29, 1989 || September 27, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || September 28, 1989 || January 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || January 24, 1990 || March 5, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || March 6, 1990 || July 23, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || July 24, 1990 || October 8, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || September 7, 1991 || December 7, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || December 9, 1991 || May 18, 1992 || During this story, the name of the character changes from "Fantomen" to "Dragos" in the text in the panels.
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || May 19, 1992 || September 10, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || September 11, 1992 || February 16, 1993 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Dragos" to "Fantomen".
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || February 17, 1993 || July 27, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || July 28, 1993 || November 10, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || November 11, 1993 || April 19, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || April 20, 1994 || July 22, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || July 23, 1994 || September 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || October 1, 1994 || February 7, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || February 8, 1995 || October 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || October 5, 1995 || March 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || March 13, 1996 || August 12, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || August 13, 1996 || January 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || January 14, 1997 || July 15, 1997 || Ends with the May 21 strip.
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || July 16, 1997 || December 1, 1997 || First strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || December 2, 1997 || February 20, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || February 21, 1998 || July 3, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || July 4, 1998 || September 25, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || September 26, 1998 || January 28, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || January 29, 1999 || April 15, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || April 16, 1999 || July 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || July 28, 1999 || January 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || January 24, 2000 || May 31, 2000 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in color.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || January 29, 2003 || Ends with the September 13 strip. On January 30, the newspaper apologised for erroneously publising the story twice with around one year between.
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || January 30, 2003 || May 22, 2003 || Ends with the November 8 strip. On May 23, the newspaper wrote that "The Phantom" and "Piranha Club" had been replaced by "Calvin and Hobbes" and "Rocky".
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Talk:The Ghost Who Walks (film)

2025-09-19T22:24:02Z

Stefan: Created page with "This page seems to be outdated. ~~~~"

This page seems to be outdated. [[User:Stefan|Stefan]] ([[User talk:Stefan|talk]]) 00:24, 20 September 2025 (CEST)

Oskarshamns-Tidningen

2025-09-18T20:18:54Z

Stefan: Synchronising with Barometern. I've verified that all dates in the list of published tables are the same.

'''''Oskarshamns-Tidningen''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] to 2019. It was published six days a week.

Parallell to the strips published on the comics page, sample strips were published in 2019 as part of a vote among readers to determine which comic strips to be part of the comics page. The results of the vote meant that the Phantom strip was cancelled in ''Oskarshamns-Tidningen''.

== History ==
On March 19, 1963, ''Oskarshamns-Tidningen'' became an edition of ''[[Barometern]]'', with most pages (including the comics) being identical in both newspapers. All comics have presumably been the same since then. One exception to this is the vote in 2019: ''Oskarshamns-Tidningen'' published the vote one additional time, thus publishing one strip from "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" which was not published in ''Barometern''.

{{stub}}

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Graffiti Phantom]]" || ? || May 5, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || May 6, 2009 || ? ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || ? || January 17, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || January 18, 2013 || May 2, 2013 || interrupted after the strip of November 22, 2012 on April 30, 2013<br>on May 2, 2013 published strip of October 25, 2011
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || May 3, 2013 || August 20, 2013 || started fromt the strip of December 24, 2011
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || August 21, 2013 || January 3, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || January 4, 2014 || August 22, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || August 23, 2014 || May 2, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || May 4, 2015 || September 18, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || September 19, 2015 || January 27, 2016 || Strip 5/3 is followed by strip 5/6
|-
| "[[John X]]" || January 28, 2016 || June 4, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || June 7, 2016 || October 17, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || October 18, 2016 || February 21, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || February 22, 2017 || July 15, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || July 17, 2017 || November 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || November 21, 2017 || April 28, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || April 30, 2018 || September 6, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 7, 2018 || March 21, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 22, 2019 || May 4, 2019 || interrupted after the strip of November 7, 2017
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || April 17, 2019 || April 26, 2019 || six sample strips from original dates November 27–30, Dececember 1 and December 3, 2018
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Barometern

2025-09-18T20:17:36Z

Stefan: Add note about similarities between Barometern and Oskarshamns-Tidningen. Add title of 2009 story.

'''''Barometern''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] to 2019. It was published six days a week.

Parallell to the strips published on the comics page, sample strips were published in 2019 as part of a vote among readers to determine which comic strips to be part of the comics page. The results of the vote meant that the Phantom strip was cancelled in ''Barometern''.

== History ==
On March 19, 1963, [[Oskarshamns-Tidningen]] became an edition of Barometern, with most pages (including the comics) being identical in both newspapers. All comics have presumably been the same since then. One exception to this is the vote in 2019: Oskarshamns-Tidningen published the vote one additional time, thus publishing one strip from "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" which was not published in Barometern.
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Graffiti Phantom]]" || ? || May 5, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || May 6, 2009 || ? ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || ? || January 17, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || January 18, 2013 || May 2, 2013 || interrupted after the strip of November 22, 2012 on April 30, 2013<br>on May 2, 2013 published strip of October 25, 2011
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || May 3, 2013 || August 20, 2013 || started fromt the strip of December 24, 2011
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || August 21, 2013 || January 3, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || January 4, 2014 || August 22, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || August 23, 2014 || May 2, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || May 4, 2015 || September 18, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || September 19, 2015 || January 27, 2016 || Strip 5/3 is followed by strip 5/6
|-
| "[[John X]]" || January 28, 2016 || June 4, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || June 7, 2016 || October 17, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || October 18, 2016 || February 21, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || February 22, 2017 || July 15, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || July 17, 2017 || November 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || November 21, 2017 || April 28, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || April 30, 2018 || September 6, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 7, 2018 || March 21, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 22, 2019 || May 4, 2019 || interrupted after the strip of November 7, 2017
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || April 17, 2019 || April 26, 2019 || five sample strips from original dates November 27–30 and December 3, 2018
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers|Barometern]]

Oskarshamnstidningen

2025-09-18T20:13:54Z

Stefan: Stefan moved page Oskarshamnstidningen to Oskarshamns-Tidningen: written this way on the front page of the newspaper

#REDIRECT [[Oskarshamns-Tidningen]]

Oskarshamns-Tidningen

2025-09-18T20:13:54Z

Stefan: Stefan moved page Oskarshamnstidningen to Oskarshamns-Tidningen: written this way on the front page of the newspaper

'''''Oskarshamns-Tidningen''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" sample strips in 2019 as part of a vote among readers to determine which comic strips to be part of their comics page.

== History ==
On March 19, 1963, Oskarshamns-Tidningen became an edition of [[Barometern]], with most pages (probably including the comics) being identical in both newspapers.

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || April 17, 2019 || April 26, 2019 || six sample strips from original dates November 27–30, Dececember 1 and December 3, 2018
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Svenska Dagbladet

2025-09-17T16:20:33Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ Bent Beak Broder error: There are 20 missing strips, not only 8.

'''''Svenska Dagbladet''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that publishes "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]].
== History ==
[[Image:Svd_supplement.jpg|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' June 8, 2012 Culture section.|thumb|200px]]
Starting June 8, 1942, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' became the first newspaper in [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Sweden]] to publish the Phantom strip on a daily basis. Before that, it had been published weekly in ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' since 1940.

Although the strip had been called "Fantomen" (a direct translation of "The Phantom") in ''Vecko-Revyn'', it was renamed "Dragos" in ''Svenska Dagbladet''. The reasons for this are still unclear and disputed. The name "Dragos" was after that used in all Swedish (and some [[The Phantom publications in Finland|Finnish]] newspapers who published the Phantom daily strip), while "Fantomen" was used as the title in ''Vecko-Revyn'', the ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' and the ''[[Fantomen]]'' comic book.

Over the years, most Swedish newspapers dropped the name "Dragos" and retitled it "Fantomen". ''Svenska Dagbladet'' changed the name in 1980. The name change was noted on the front page of ''Svenska Dagbladet''.<ref>Svenska Dagbladet, February 25, 1980</ref>

For a while, each comic strip in ''Svenska Dagbladet'' was published only five days a week on a rotating schedule. Since January 2010, the Phantom strip is published seven days a week.

On June 8, 2012, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' celebrated the 70th anniversary of publishing the Phantom strip. The Culture section had the Phantom on the front page, and it included a four-page anniversary article about the Phantom.

== Published stories ==
[[File:Diana Aviatrix Lost 1940.png|200px|thumb|First panel of ''Dragos'' published on June 8, 1942]]
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1) || June 8, 1942 || December 14, 1942 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]" || December 15, 1942 || May 8, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2) || May 10, 1943 || May 29, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" || May 31, 1943 || December 22, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]" || December 23, 1943 || May 17, 1944 || January 11–19 and March 1–13 strips missing<br>cancelled on February 3, 1944, but reinstated on March 6 due to readers' demand
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]" || May 19, 1944 || July 21, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]" || July 22, 1944 || February 28, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]" || March 1, 1945 || May 29, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]" || May 30, 1945 || September 5, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]" || September 6, 1945 || April 8, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]" || April 9, 1946 || June 13, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]" || June 14, 1946 || August 30, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]" || August 31, 1946 || November 29, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || November 30, 1946 || March 12, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]" || March 13, 1947 || August 14, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]" || August 15, 1947 || November 27, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]" || November 28, 1947 || May 7, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]" || May 8, 1948 || January 13, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]" || January 14, 1949 || July 1, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]" || July 2, 1949 || December 9, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]" || December 10, 1949 || April 4, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || April 5, 1950 || June 12, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || June 13, 1950 || October 10, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]" || October 11, 1950 || April 23, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || April 24, 1951 || July 5, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]" || July 6, 1951 || November 9, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]" || November 10, 1951 || February 5, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]" || February 6, 1952 || June 3, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[Whirlpool Channel]]" || June 4, 1952 || August 27, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Tiger Girl]]" || August 28, 1952 || November 26, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]" || November 27, 1952 || February 16, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Professor]]" || February 17, 1953 || March 6, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]" || March 8, 1953 || August 22, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]" || August 24, 1953 || October 10, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Great Ajax]]" || October 12, 1953 || January 7, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]" || January 8, 1954 || May 31, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Lady from Nowhere (daily story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || June 1, 1954 || September 20, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Matchmaker]]" || September 21, 1954 || January 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Super Apes (daily story)|The Super Apes]]" || January 15, 1955 || May 9, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Ragon's Game]]" || May 10, 1955 || September 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Mob]]" || September 15, 1955 || December 22, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || December 23, 1955 || April 3, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Aboard the SS Gay]]" || April 4, 1956 || June 30, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Slimming of Prince Tagon]]" || July 2, 1956 || September 8, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || September 10, 1956 || November 19, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || November 20, 1956 || January 31, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man]]" || February 1, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Wisdom of Solomon]]" || May 20, 1957 || June 26, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[U-Town]]" || June 27, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Grove of the Sleeping Giant]]" || May 19, 1957 || January 4, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Shoplifters]]" || January 7, 1958 || March 24, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Heavyweight Champion]]" || March 24, 1959 || May 23, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[Wambo the Gambler]]" || May 24, 1958 || August 9, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The White Princess]]" || August 11, 1958 || November 10, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Valley of No Return]]" || November 11, 1958 || February 6, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Crown Jewels of Corba]]" || February 7, 1959 || May 12, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || May 13, 1959 || September 24, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Two Signs]]" || September 25, 1959 || January 19, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Crybaby (daily story)|The Crybaby]]" || January 20, 1960 || March 29, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Underwater Diamond Thieves]]" || March 30, 1960 || August 8, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Betrothal]]" || August 9, 1960 || November 15, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Swamp Rats (daily story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || November 16, 1960 || March 10, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || March 11, 1961 || June 30, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || July 1, 1961 || September 15, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || September 16, 1961 || January 25, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || January 26, 1962 || April 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || April 21, 1962 || August 23, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || August 24, 1962 || November 8, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || November 9, 1962 || February 18, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || February 19, 1963 || August 19, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || August 20, 1963 || December 24, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || December 27, 1963 || April 28, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || April 29, 1964 || December 17, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mystery of the Island of Dogs]]" || December 18, 1964 || July 5, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Drummer of Timpenni]]" || July 6, 1966 || October 11, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Reef]]" || October 12, 1966 || January 21, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || January 22, 1966 || July 13, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Bad Ones]]" || July 14, 1966 || November 17, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || November 18, 1966 || March 4, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || March 6, 1967 || August 9, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Sea God]]" || August 10, 1967 || November 23, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Satchel]]" || November 24, 1967 || February 20, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime School]]" || February 21, 1968 || May 16, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Deadman's Point]]" || May 17, 1968 || August 26, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || August 27, 1968 || December 17, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || December 18, 1968 || April 5, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Frame-Up]]" || April 8, 1969 || June 12, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || June 13, 1969 || September 18, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || September 19, 1969 || January 21, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || January 22, 1970 || March 4, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || March 5, 1970 || June 9, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || June 10, 1970 || September 18, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || September 19, 1970 || January 7, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || January 8, 1971 || April 8, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || April 10, 1971 || July 21, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || July 22, 1971 || December 2, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || December 3, 1971 || February 14, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || February 15, 1972 || May 12, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || May 13, 1972 || August 1, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || August 2, 1972 || October 3, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || October 4, 1972 || January 8, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || January 9, 1973 || April 16, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || April 17, 1973 || July 23, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || July 24, 1973 || November 6, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || November 7, 1973 || February 15, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || February 16, 1974 || May 31, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || June 1, 1974 || September 9, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || September 10, 1974 || January 18, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || January 20, 1975 || June 19, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || June 20, 1975 || October 24, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || October 25, 1975 || February 19, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || February 20, 1976 || August 2, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || August 3, 1976 || November 5, 1976 || the second strip was also reproduced on August 5, 1976.
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || November 8, 1976 || May 5, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || May 6, 1977 || August 8, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || August 9, 1977 || November 29, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || November 30, 1977 || January 13, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || January 14, 1978 || June 2, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || June 3, 1978 || August 17, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || August 18, 1978 || October 20, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || October 21, 1978 || February 8, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || February 9, 1979 || July 23, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle City]]" || July 24, 1979 || October 22, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || October 23, 1979 || March 29, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || March 31, 1980 || July 26, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || July 28, 1980 || January 3, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || January 5, 1981 || June 18, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || June 22, 1981 || October 2, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || October 3, 1981 || March 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || March 12, 1982 || June 14, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || June 15, 1982 || August 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || August 30, 1982 || December 29, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || December 30, 1982 || September 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || September 2, 1983 || February 8, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || February 9, 1984 || June 12, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || June 13, 1984 || October 17, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || October 18, 1984 || March 26, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || March 27, 1985 || June 30, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || July 1, 1985 || September 28, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Presidents]]" || September 29, 1985 || February 18, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Drug Busters]]" || February 19, 1986 || May 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Lake Lady]]" || May 18, 1986 || October 16, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Ruler of Baronkhan]]" || October 17, 1986 || February 16, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Tarashima Terrorists]]" || February 17, 1987 || November 30, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Snake Goddess]]" || December 1, 1987 || May 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Zabadabah]]" || May 8, 1988 || September 12, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || September 13, 1988 || November 8, 1988 || 1st, 6th, 7th, and 14th to 18th week only
|-
| "[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || November 9, 1988 || February 26, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || February 27, 1989 || March 16, 1989 || 8th, 9th, and first four strips from 10th week only
|-
| "[[Chasamba]]" || March 18, 1989 || August 23, 1989 || with intro comment about confusing with events in the previous story
|-
| "[[Rex: Prince of Baronkhan]]" || August 24, 1989 || February 19, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || February 20, 1990 || May 29, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Death Threat]]" || May 30, 1990 || October 4, 1990 || first four strips missing
|-
| "[[The Master of Eden]]" || October 6, 1990 || December 31, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || January 2, 1991 || May 5, 1991 || last two strips repeated by mistake on May 15 and 16
|-
| "[[The Valley of the Elephants]]" || May 6, 1991 || September 3, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Zima, The Rogue Elephant]]" || September 4, 1991 || January 13, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol v The Drug Cartel]]" || January 14, 1992 || June 4, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[King Bongong]]" || June 6, 1992 || August 26, 1992 || without the last week
|-
| "[[Prince Rex and Princess Alicia]]" || August 27, 1992 || November 18, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[Blackie]]" || November 19, 1992 || February 16, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Attilan Mystery]]" || February 17, 1993 || September 15, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Moxley Awards]]" || September 16, 1993 || January 27, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Nukes]]" || January 29, 1994 || June 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Dinosaur]]" || July 2, 1994 || September 28, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Plotters]]" || September 29, 1994 || January 24, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || January 25, 1995 || September 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Buried Treasure]]" || September 5, 1995 || January 5, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || January 7, 1996 || May 3, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || May 4, 1996 || September 8, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Mr Big]]" || September 9, 1996 || January 24, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Drama on Eden]]" || January 25, 1997 || August 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Rex - Kidnapped]]" || August 15, 1997 || December 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[The Silks of Emira]]" || December 14, 1997 || March 12, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Shaman]]" || March 13, 1998 || July 7, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[Joomkar's Crown]]" || July 8, 1998 || December 9, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Crater]]" || December 10, 1998 || May 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Dakk Pirates]]" || May 28, 1999 || September 9, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Albee]]" || September 10, 1999 || November 11, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[Terror at the Opera]]" || November 12, 1999 || March 14, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Wall]]" || March 15, 2000 || June 27, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Halloween Kidnappers]]" || June 28, 2000 || September 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || September 23, 2000 || January 16, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || January 17, 2001 || April 17, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || April 18, 2001 || July 26, 2001 || the last strip missing
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || July 28, 2001 || December 2, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || December 4, 2001 || April 12, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || April 13, 2002 || August 13, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Animal Collector]]" || August 14, 2002 || December 27, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Immortal Man]]" || December 28, 2002 || May 6, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || May 7, 2003 || October 1, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Mystery]]" || October 2, 2003 || February 7, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Hit Men]]" || February 8, 2004 || June 16, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Connoisseurs]]" || June 17, 2004 || October 14, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Viper God]]" || October 15, 2004 || April 30, 2005 || from January 25, 2005 restarted<br>with the first strip from original date January 20, 2004
|-
| "[[The Locust God]]" || May 3, 2005 || August 31, 2005 ||
|-
| "[[Stripes (story)|Stripes]]" || September 1, 2005 || January 8, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery]]" || January 10, 2006 || May 23, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || May 24, 2006 || September 29, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime Apprentices]]" || September 30, 2006 || January 30, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Trek]]" || January 31, 2007 || June 1, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Chatu]]" || June 2, 2007 || September 23, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Doorman]]" || September 25, 2007 || January 26, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Mozznappers]]" || January 27, 2008 || May 27, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Voyaging Canoe]]" || May 28, 2008 || September 25, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[Graffiti Phantom]]" || September 26, 2008 || February 11, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || February 12, 2009 || June 14, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Drill Boss]]" || June 16, 2009 || October 22, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[Justice for the Python]]" || October 24, 2009 || February 28, 2010 || published seven days a week since January 12, 2010
|-
| "[[Crocco Island West]]" || March 1, 2010 || June 15, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Hunt for the Unknown Commander]]" || June 16, 2010 || September 26, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || September 27, 2010 || January 10, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || January 11, 2011 || April 23, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || April 24, 2011 || August 8, 2011 || the last strip was also reproduced on August 9, 2011.
|-
| "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || August 10, 2011 || November 21, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || November 22, 2011 || March 30, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || March 31, 2012 || July 21, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || July 22, 2012 || October 13, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || October 14, 2012 || January 29, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || January 30, 2013 || May 16, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || May 17, 2013 || September 9, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || September 10, 2013 || March 25, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || March 26, 2014 || October 27, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || October 28, 2014 || March 1, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || March 2, 2015 || June 23, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || June 24, 2015 || October 9, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || October 10, 2015 || February 5, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || February 6, 2016 || May 29, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || May 30, 2016 || September 28, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || September 29, 2016 || January 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || January 21, 2017 || June 5, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || June 7, 2017 || September 23, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 24, 2017 || March 15, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 16, 2018 || July 25, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || July 26, 2018 || March 15, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || March 16, 2019 || April 8, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || April 9, 2019 || December 23, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || December 24, 2019 || April 15, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Rhodian Column]]" || April 16, 2020 || August 23, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Unfinished Business (daily story)|Unfinished Business]]" || August 24, 2020 || September 22, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Llongo Forest]]" || September 23, 2020 || December 30, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Reunion]]" || December 31, 2020 || March 26, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[Then Came Towns Ellerbee]]" || March 27, 2021 || September 4, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Hello the Himalayas]]" || September 5, 2021 || September 28, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[To Wrack and Ruin at Gravelines]]" || September 29, 2021 || February 12, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Chronicle of Old Man Mozz]]" || February 13, 2022 || April 27, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Death in the Himalayas]]" || April 28, 2022 || July 17, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || July 18, 2022 || October 15, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom's End]]" || October 16, 2022 || March 13, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Breakout]]" || March 14, 2023 || July 11, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Dungeons Undone]]" || July 12, 2023 || January 17, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Journey Home]]" || January 18, 2024 || April 29, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Chain (daily story)|The Chain]]" || April 30, 2024 || September 5, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Avarice Has Landed]]" || September 6, 2024 || January 31, 2025 || The July 29 strip is missing due to a printing error on October 17.
|-
| "[[The Skull and Jaw]]" || February 1, 2025 || March 26, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || March 27, 2025 || August 5, 2025 || without the first five weeks
|-
| "[[The Spark]]" || August 6, 2025 || ?, 2025 ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

The Return of the Locust

2025-09-16T21:21:22Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */ wrong end date

{{Newspaperbox
|Title= The Return of the Locust
|image= [[Image:The Return of the Locust.jpg|300px]]
|Start= September 25th, 2017
|End= February 17th, 2018
|Strips= 126 (21 weeks)
|Writer= [[Tony DePaul]]
|Artist= [[Mike Manley]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded= "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz|The Curse of<br>Old Man Mozz]]"
|Followed= "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad|A Reckoning<br>with the Nomad]]"
|}}
'''"The Return of the Locust"''' is the 248th Phantom [[Daily stories|daily story]]. The story was written by [[Tony DePaul]] and drawn by [[Mike Manley]].

== Plot Summary ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Babudan]]
*[[Kipawa]]
*[[Captain Kit Walker]] (in flashback)
*[[Caribo]] (in flashback)
*[[The 1st Phantom]] (mentioned)
*[[Mandrake the Magician]] (in thought)
*Unspecified past Phantom (in thought)
*[[Kit]]
*[[Kyabje Dorje]] (mentioned)
*[[Derwood "Buzz" Apple]]
*[[General|The General of The Cactus Cafe]]
*[[The Locust]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Helicopter pilot called "The Driver"
*Savior Z
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
***[[The Waterfall]]
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New Mexico
***[[The Cactus Cafe]]
***[[Walker's Table]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
'''Organizations'''
*The Invaders
'''Vehicles'''
*DH88 DeHaviland Comet Racer
*S-38 Sikorsky
'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*Phantom moves faster than lightning
*You don't find the Phantom... He finds you
</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories ==
=== Refers to ===
*"[[The Locust God]]" by Tony De Paul, [[George Olesen]], and [[Keith Williams]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*''[[The Advertiser]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Cairns Post]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Chronicle]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Courier-Mail]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Daily Mercury]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Daily Telegraph]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Fraser Coast Chronicle]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Herald Sun]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Morning Bulletin]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[News-Mail]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Observer]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Shepparton News]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Sunshine Coast Daily]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Townsville Bulletin]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Northern Star]]'' November 6, 2017 – March 31, 2018
*"The Return of the Locust", [[The Phantom 1828 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1828]] (2018)

=== [[Image:mini_bahamas.png]] The Bahamas ===
*''[[The Freeport News]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*''[[The New Indian Express|The New Indian Express (Chennai edition)]]'' November 9, 2017 – April 2, 2018
*''[[The New Indian Express|The New Indian Express (Bangalore edition)]]'' November 21, 2017 – April 13, 2018
*''[[Anandabazar Patrika]]'' June 11, 2018 – October 15, 2018

=== [[Image:mini_jamaica.gif]] Jamaica ===
*''[[The Daily Gleaner (Jamaican newspaper)|The Daily Gleaner]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*"¡El retorno de la Langosta", ''[[El Sol de Tampico]]'' ?, 2017 – February 24, 2018
*"¡El retorno de la Langosta", ''[[El Informador]]'' November 8, 2017 – April 5, 2018

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Sikaden", ''[[Lister]]'' January 14, 2019 – June 3, 2019 (interrupted after the strip of December 21, 2017)
*"Sikaden", ''[[Lindesnes]]'' February 14, 2019 – May 29, 2019 (interrupted after the strip of November 27, 2017)
*"Sikaden", ''[[Agderposten]]'' February 22, 2019 – July 27, 2019
*"Sikaden", ''[[Fædrelandsvennen]]'' March 19, 2019 – August 3, 2019
*"Sikaden", ''[[Grimstad Adressetidene]]'' March 19, 2019 – August 27, 2019
*"Sikaden", ''[[Lofotposten]]'' March 25, 2019 – August 27, 2019
*"Sikaden", ''[[Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen]]'' March 26, 2019 – August 29, 2019
*"Sikaden", ''[[Romsdals Budstikke]]'' April 26, 2019 – August 12, 2019

=== [[Image:mini_philippines.gif|border]] The Philippines ===
*''[[The Philippine Star]]'' December 12, 2018 – May 9, 2019

=== [[Image:mini_El Salvador.png]] El Salvador ===
*"¡El retorno de la Langosta", ''[[La Prensa Gráfica]]'' April 16, 2019 – August 27, 2019

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"¡El retorno de la Langosta", ''[[El Correo]]'' December 26, 2017 – May 7, 2018
*"¡El retorno de la Langosta", ''[[Las Provincias]]'' December 26, 2017 – May 7, 2018

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' March 16, 2018 – July 25, 2018
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Barometern]]'' March 22, 2019 – May 4, 2019 (interrupted after the strip of November 7, 2017)
*"Gräshoppans återkomst", [[Fantomen 10-11/2019|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2019]]
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Bohusläningen]]'' June 10, 2021 – November 3, 2021
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Hallandsposten]]'' June 10, 2021 – November 3, 2021
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Smålands Dagblad]]'' October 11, 2021 – March 9, 2022
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Tranås Tidning]]'' October 11, 2021 – March 9, 2022
*"Gräshoppan", ''[[Vetlanda-Posten]]'' October 11, 2021 – March 9, 2022

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA ===
*''[[Anderson Independent-Mail]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Boston Herald]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The Citizens' Voice]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Delaware County Daily Times]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Houston Chronicle]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[The News Item]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Press Enterprise]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018
*''[[Reading Eagle]]'' September 25, 2017 – February 17, 2018

[[Category:Daily stories|Return of the Locust, The]]
[[Category:2018 Stories|Return of the Locust, The]]

Barometern

2025-09-16T21:21:00Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ wrong end date

'''''Barometern''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] to 2019. It was published six days a week.

Parallell to the strips published on the comics page, sample strips were published in 2019 as part of a vote among readers to determine which comic strips to be part of the comics page. The results of the vote meant that the Phantom strip was cancelled in ''Barometern''.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "" || ? || May 5, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || May 6, 2009 || ? ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || ? || January 17, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || January 18, 2013 || May 2, 2013 || interrupted after the strip of November 22, 2012 on April 30, 2013<br>on May 2, 2013 published strip of October 25, 2011
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || May 3, 2013 || August 20, 2013 || started fromt the strip of December 24, 2011
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || August 21, 2013 || January 3, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || January 4, 2014 || August 22, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || August 23, 2014 || May 2, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || May 4, 2015 || September 18, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || September 19, 2015 || January 27, 2016 || Strip 5/3 is followed by strip 5/6
|-
| "[[John X]]" || January 28, 2016 || June 4, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || June 7, 2016 || October 17, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || October 18, 2016 || February 21, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || February 22, 2017 || July 15, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || July 17, 2017 || November 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || November 21, 2017 || April 28, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || April 30, 2018 || September 6, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 7, 2018 || March 21, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 22, 2019 || May 4, 2019 || interrupted after the strip of November 7, 2017
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || April 17, 2019 || April 26, 2019 || five sample strips from original dates November 27–30 and December 3, 2018
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers|Barometern]]

The Gray Gang

2025-09-16T21:20:14Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */ correct title

{{Newspaperbox
|Title= The Gray Gang
|image= [[Image:The Gray Gang.jpg|300px]]
|Start= December 4th, 1950
|End= March 24th, 1951
|Strips= 96 (16 weeks)
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Wilson McCoy]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Preceded="[[The White Monkey]]"
|Followed="[[Whirlpool Channel]]"
|}}
'''"The Gray Gang"''' is the 40th [[The Phantom|Phantom]] [[Daily stories|daily story]]. The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Wilson McCoy]].

== Plot synopsis ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana Palmer]]
*[[Lily Palmer]]
*[[Dave Palmer]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Pete
*Roy
*Jeff
*Joe

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New York
***The Palmer Home

'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

==Behind the scenes ==
[[Image:Phantom-d040-01.jpg|200px|thumb|Title panel.]]
*The title "The Gray Gang" appears in the first strip of the story.
*For the first time since "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" Diana's occupation as an explorer is mentioned, as she is introduced as "Miss Diana Palmer, Famous Explorer".

==Related stories==
===Remade as===
*"[[Diana Kidnapped]]" by [[Özcan Eralp]]

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_argentina.gif]] Argentina ===
*"La pandilla gris", [[La Sombra 13 (Edmal)|''La Sombra'' #13]] (1959)
*[[El Fantasma 58 (Edmal)|''El Fantasma'' #58]] (1963)

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 61 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #61]] – [[The Phantom 62 (Frew)|#62]] (1953)
*[[Giantsize Phantom 23 (first series)|''Giantsize Phantom'' #23]] – [[Giantsize Phantom 24 (first series)|#24]]
*[[The Phantom 1060 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1060]] (1993)
*[[The Phantom 1529 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1529]] (2009)

=== [[Image:mini_colony of barbados.gif]] Barbados ===
*''[[Barbados Advocate]]'' December 28, 1950 – April 18, 1951

=== [[Image:mini_brazil.gif]] Brazil ===
*"A Quadrilha Cinzenta", [[Novo O Globo Juvenil 2022|''Novo O Globo Juvenil'' #2022]] – [[Novo O Globo Juvenil 2023|#2023]] (1951)
*"A Quadrilha Cinzenta", [[O Fantasma 32 (Saber)|''O Fantasma'' #32]] (1972)
*"Fuga Audaciosa", [[Fantasma 264 (RGE)|''Fantasma'' #264]] (1978)
*"A Quadrilha Cinzenta", [[Fantasma - Edição Histórica 11 (Saber)|''Fantasma - Edição Histórica'' #11]] (1996)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[The Moncton Transcript]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[La Patrie]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[L'Action catholique]]'' February 17, 1951 – June 12, 1951

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Den graa bande", ''[[Aalborg Stiftstidende]]'' November 10, 1951 – March 1, 1952
*"Den graa bande", ''[[Horsens Folkeblad]]'' August 22, 1952 – December 12, 1952
*"Den graa bande", ''[[Hejmdal]]'' September 23, 1952 – January 3, 1953
*"Flugten fra fængslet", [[Serie-pocket 1 (Denmark)|''Serie-pocket'' #1]] (1972)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Vankilapako", [[Sarjakirja 2|''Sarjakirja'' #2]] (1972)
*''[[Ilta-Sanomat]]'' April 2, 2019 – May 3, 2019

=== [[Image:mini_france.gif]] France ===
*''[[L'Aurore]]'' June 2, 1951 – September 26, 1951
*"Sensationnelle évasion", [[Le Fantôme du Bengale 42|''Le Fantôme du Bengale'' #42]] and "La poursuite infernale", [[Le Fantôme du Bengale 43|#43]] (1952)
*"Le bande des évadés", [[Le Fantôme Spécial 48|''Le Fantôme Spécial'' #48]] (1967)
*"Le bande des évadés", [[Le Fantôme 2 (Soleil)|''Le Fantôme'' #2]] (1993)

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India===
*"The Gray Gang", [[Indrajal Comics 89|''Indrajal Comics'' #89]] (1969)

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy===
*"Gli evasi della banda X", [[L'Avventura Nuova serie 19|''L'Avventura Nuova serie'' #19]], "Volo pericoloso", [[L'Avventura Nuova serie 20|#20]], "La fuga di Jeff il Bandito", [[L'Avventura Nuova serie 21|#21]], and "Audace inseguimento", [[L'Avventura Nuova serie 22|#22]] (1951)
*"La banda degli evas", [[I Classici dell'Avventura – L'Uomo Mascherato 14 (Fratelli Spada)|''I Classici dell'Avventura'' #14]] (1962)
*"La banda degli evasi", [[L'Uomo Mascherato Super Albo 139 (Fratelli Spada)|''L'Uomo Mascherato Super Albo'' #139]] (1965)
*"La banda degli evasi", [[Phantom 28 (Comic Art)|''Phantom'' #28]] (1993)
*"La banda degli evasi", [[Phantom 287 (Comic Art) New Comics Now|''Phantom'' #287]]

=== [[Image:mini_jamaica.gif]] Jamaica ===
*''[[The Daily Gleaner (Jamaican newspaper)|The Daily Gleaner]]'' March 1, 1951 – June 24, 1951

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*"La banda gris", ''[[El Informador]]'' January 29, 1951 – May 19, 1951
*"El misterio de la banda gris", [[Paquito 10001|''Paquito'' #10001]] (1952)

=== [[Image:Mini_nz.png]] New Zealand ===
*[[The Phantom 38 (Feature Publications)|''The Phantom'' #38]] – [[The Phantom 40 (Feature Publications)|#40]]
*[[The Phantom 260 (Feature Publications)|''The Phantom'' #260]] – [[The Phantom 263 (Feature Publications)|#263]]
*[[The Phantom 530 (Feature Publications)|''The Phantom'' #530]] – [[The Phantom 532 (Feature Publications)|#532]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*''[[Aftenposten]]'' January 5, 1952 – April 30, 1952
*"Flukten fra fengselet", [[Serie-pocket 0 (Norway)|''Serie-pocket'' #0]] (1972)

=== [[Image:mini_spainunderfranco.gif]] [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*"La banda gris", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 4 (pocket series)|''El Hombre Enmascarado'' #4]], "Tres millones de dólares", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 5 (pocket series)|#5]], "Lucha en el aire", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 6 (pocket series)|#6]], and "El fin de una pesadilla", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 7 (pocket series)|#7]] (1952)
*"El rapto de Diana Palmer: La banda gris", [[Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado 15|''Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado'' #15]] and "Bordeando la muerte", [[Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado 16|#16]] (1958)
*"El rapto de Diana Palmer: La banda gris" and "Bordeando la muerte", [[Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado - Album de Lujo 3|''El Hombre Enmascarado - Album de Lujo'' #3]] – [[Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado - Album de Lujo 4|#4]] (1961)
*"La banda gris", [[Héroes Modernos, Serie A: El Hombre Enmascarado 71A|''El Hombre Enmascarado''#71A]] and "Bordeando la muerte", [[Héroes Modernos, Serie A: El Hombre Enmascarado 72A|72A]] (1965?)
*"La banda gris" and "Bordeando la muerte", [[Album de El Hombre Enmascarado|''Album de El Hombre Enmascarado'']] (1965)
*"La banda gris" and "Bordeando la muerte", [[Héroes Modernos: El Hombre Enmascarado - Biblioteca Eterna 15|''El Hombre Enmascarado Biblioteca Eterna'' #15]] (1970)
*"La banda gris", [[El Hombre Enmascarado 36 (Vértice)|''El Hombre Enmascarado'' #36]] (1976)
*"Ámbar gris", [[Héroes de Papel - Antologia de los mitos del comic 4: El Hombre Enmascarado|''Héroes de Papel'' #4]] (1984)
*"La banda gris", [[Phantom, El Hombre Enmascarado 33 (Euroclub Magerit)|''Phantom, El Hombre Enmascarado'' #33]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' February 6, 1952 – June 3, 1952
*''[[Katrineholmskuriren]]'' August 22, 1952 – December 12, 1952
*''[[Nerikes Allehanda]]'' January 27, 1953 – May 22, 1953
*[[Fantomen 17/1954|''Fantomen'' 17]] – [[Fantomen 21/1954|21/1954]]
*"Flykten från fängelset", [[Fantomen 13/1960|''Fantomen'' 13/1960]]
*"Den grå ligan", ''[[Östhammars Tidning]]'' April 24, 1963 – December 9, 1963
*"Den grå ligan", ''[[Tierps-Posten]]'' April 25, 1963 – December 10, 1963
*"Flykten från fängelset", [[Serie-pocket 2 (Sweden)|''Serie-pocket'' #2]] (1972)
*"Den grå ligan", ''[[Göteborgs-Posten]]'' March 23, 1983 – May 24, 1983
*[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1954, Del 2|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1954, Del 2]] – [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1954, Del 3|Del 3]] (2006)
*"Flykten från fängelset", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1960, Del 3|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1960, Del 3]] (2011)
*"Flykten från fängelset", [[Fantomen 22-23/2013|''Fantomen'' 22-23/2013]]

=== [[Image:mini_uk.gif]] United Kingdom===
*''[[Birmingham Evening Despatch]]'' February 2, 1951 – May 24, 1951

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[[The Alabama Journal]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Alliance Times-Herald]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Atlanta Constitution]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Bangor Daily News]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Beaver County Times]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Bradford Era]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Carthage Evening Press]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Charleston Daily Mail]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Chester Times]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Daily Item]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Daily Record]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Daily Standard]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Decatur Daily]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Dziennik dla Wszystkich]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Evening News]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Gloucester County Times]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Green Bay Press-Gazette]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Greensboro Record]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Hanford Morning Journal]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Hanford Sentinel]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Herald News]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Johnson City Press]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Ledger-Enquirer]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Press Enterprise|Morning Press]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Morning Sentinel]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Morristown Gazette Mail]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Nassau Daily Review-Star]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Oneonta Star]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Oxnard Press-Courier]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Progress]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Richmond Times-Dispatch]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Rome Daily Sentinel]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[San Antonio Light]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Sandusky Register Star News]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Syracuse Herald Journal]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[Times Herald]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Times Recorder]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Winchester Sun]]'' December 4, 1950 – March 24, 1951
*''[[The Washington Reporter]]'' March 5, 1951 – March 24, 1951 - ''the last three weeks only''
*"The Gray Gang", [[Comics Revue 321-322|''Comics Revue'' #321-322]] (2013)
*"The Gray Gang", [[The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays: Volume Ten 1950–1951|''The Complete Newspaper Dailies and Sundays:'' Volume Ten 1950–1951]] (2016)

[[Category:Daily stories|Gray Gang, The]]
[[Category:1951 Stories|Gray Gang, The]]

Michael J. Keplinger

2025-09-16T21:18:06Z

Stefan: grammar

{{Creator
|name=Michael J. Keplinger
|image=
|Born= ?
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_austria.gif]] Austrian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Editorial people|Editorial people]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Michael J. Keplinger''' is the editor for [[Phantom – Die Klassiker|''Phantom – Die Klassiker'']] series, published by [[Art:9]].
{{stub}}

[[Category:Editorial people|Keplinger, Michael]]

Michael J. Keplinger

2025-09-16T21:17:55Z

Stefan: this is probably what you meant

{{Creator
|name=Michael J. Keplinger
|image=
|Born= ?
|Died= N/A
|Nationality= [[Image:mini_austria.gif]] Austrian
|Occupation= [[:Category:Editorial people|Editorial people]]
|Website= N/A
|}}
'''Michael J. Keplinger''' is editor for [[Phantom – Die Klassiker|''Phantom – Die Klassiker'']] series, published by [[Art:9]].
{{stub}}

[[Category:Editorial people|Keplinger, Michael]]

Falköpings Tidning

2025-09-13T15:36:15Z

Stefan: + some stories

'''''Falköpings Tidning''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]]. It was published four days a week.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Published stories ==

{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || ? || July 20, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || July 21, 2016 || February 15, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || February 16, 2017 || January 25, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || January 26, 2018 || February 6, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || February 7, 2019 || September 12, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || September 13, 2019 || March 25, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || March 26, 2020 || October 1, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || October 2, 2020 || April 26, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || April 29, 2021 || October 29, 2021 || The second strip was erroneously published before the first strip.
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || November 1, 2021 || June 2, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || June 3, 2022 || September 9, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || September 12, 2022 || May 22, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || May 24, 2023 || December 29, 2023 || interrupted after the strip of February 23, 2017
|-
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers|Falköpings Tidning]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-13T15:09:18Z

Stefan: back to 1988

Svenska Dagbladet

2025-09-10T20:26:33Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ add note about misprint

'''''Svenska Dagbladet''''' is a [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that publishes "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]].
== History ==
[[Image:Svd_supplement.jpg|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' June 8, 2012 Culture section.|thumb|200px]]
Starting June 8, 1942, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' became the first newspaper in [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Sweden]] to publish the Phantom strip on a daily basis. Before that, it had been published weekly in ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' since 1940.

Although the strip had been called "Fantomen" (a direct translation of "The Phantom") in ''Vecko-Revyn'', it was renamed "Dragos" in ''Svenska Dagbladet''. The reasons for this are still unclear and disputed. The name "Dragos" was after that used in all Swedish (and some [[The Phantom publications in Finland|Finnish]] newspapers who published the Phantom daily strip), while "Fantomen" was used as the title in ''Vecko-Revyn'', the ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' and the ''[[Fantomen]]'' comic book.

Over the years, most Swedish newspapers dropped the name "Dragos" and retitled it "Fantomen". ''Svenska Dagbladet'' changed the name in 1980. The name change was noted on the front page of ''Svenska Dagbladet''.<ref>Svenska Dagbladet, February 25, 1980</ref>

For a while, each comic strip in ''Svenska Dagbladet'' was published only five days a week on a rotating schedule. Since January 2010, the Phantom strip is published seven days a week.

On June 8, 2012, ''Svenska Dagbladet'' celebrated the 70th anniversary of publishing the Phantom strip. The Culture section had the Phantom on the front page, and it included a four-page anniversary article about the Phantom.

== Published stories ==
[[File:Diana Aviatrix Lost 1940.png|200px|thumb|First panel of ''Dragos'' published on June 8, 1942]]
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1) || June 8, 1942 || December 14, 1942 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]" || December 15, 1942 || May 8, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2) || May 10, 1943 || May 29, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]" || May 31, 1943 || December 22, 1943 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]" || December 23, 1943 || May 17, 1944 || first eight strips missing, cancelled on February 3, 1944<br>but reinstated on March 6 due to readers' demand
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]" || May 19, 1944 || July 21, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]" || July 22, 1944 || February 28, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]" || March 1, 1945 || May 29, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]" || May 30, 1945 || September 5, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]" || September 6, 1945 || April 8, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]" || April 9, 1946 || June 13, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]" || June 14, 1946 || August 30, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]" || August 31, 1946 || November 29, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]" || November 30, 1946 || March 12, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]" || March 13, 1947 || August 14, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]" || August 15, 1947 || November 27, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]" || November 28, 1947 || May 7, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]" || May 8, 1948 || January 13, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]" || January 14, 1949 || July 1, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]" || July 2, 1949 || December 9, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]" || December 10, 1949 || April 4, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]" || April 5, 1950 || June 12, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]" || June 13, 1950 || October 10, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]" || October 11, 1950 || April 23, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]" || April 24, 1951 || July 5, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]" || July 6, 1951 || November 9, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]" || November 10, 1951 || February 5, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]" || February 6, 1952 || June 3, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[Whirlpool Channel]]" || June 4, 1952 || August 27, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Tiger Girl]]" || August 28, 1952 || November 26, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]" || November 27, 1952 || February 16, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Professor]]" || February 17, 1953 || March 6, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]" || March 8, 1953 || August 22, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]" || August 24, 1953 || October 10, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[The Great Ajax]]" || October 12, 1953 || January 7, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]" || January 8, 1954 || May 31, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Lady from Nowhere (daily story)|The Lady from Nowhere]]" || June 1, 1954 || September 20, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[The Matchmaker]]" || September 21, 1954 || January 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Super Apes (daily story)|The Super Apes]]" || January 15, 1955 || May 9, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Ragon's Game]]" || May 10, 1955 || September 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Mob]]" || September 15, 1955 || December 22, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[The Wrestling Tourney]]" || December 23, 1955 || April 3, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Aboard the SS Gay]]" || April 4, 1956 || June 30, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Slimming of Prince Tagon]]" || July 2, 1956 || September 8, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Captain Kidder's Treasure (daily story)|Captain Kidder's Treasure]]" || September 10, 1956 || November 19, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || November 20, 1956 || January 31, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man]]" || February 1, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Wisdom of Solomon]]" || May 20, 1957 || June 26, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[U-Town]]" || June 27, 1957 || May 18, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Grove of the Sleeping Giant]]" || May 19, 1957 || January 4, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Shoplifters]]" || January 7, 1958 || March 24, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Heavyweight Champion]]" || March 24, 1959 || May 23, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[Wambo the Gambler]]" || May 24, 1958 || August 9, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The White Princess]]" || August 11, 1958 || November 10, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Valley of No Return]]" || November 11, 1958 || February 6, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Crown Jewels of Corba]]" || February 7, 1959 || May 12, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Scorpia]]" || May 13, 1959 || September 24, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[The Two Signs]]" || September 25, 1959 || January 19, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Crybaby (daily story)|The Crybaby]]" || January 20, 1960 || March 29, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Underwater Diamond Thieves]]" || March 30, 1960 || August 8, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Betrothal]]" || August 9, 1960 || November 15, 1960 ||
|-
| "[[The Swamp Rats (daily story)|The Swamp Rats]]" || November 16, 1960 || March 10, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || March 11, 1961 || June 30, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Reporter]]" || July 1, 1961 || September 15, 1961 ||
|-
| "[[The Monkey Mail (story)|The Monkey Mail]]" || September 16, 1961 || January 25, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Olympics (daily story)|The Jungle Olympics]]" || January 26, 1962 || April 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The 50th Wife]]" || April 21, 1962 || August 23, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Iron Dragon]]" || August 24, 1962 || November 8, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The Werewolf]]" || November 9, 1962 || February 18, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Slave Market of Mucar (daily story)|The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || February 19, 1963 || August 19, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || August 20, 1963 || December 24, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || December 27, 1963 || April 28, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || April 29, 1964 || December 17, 1964 ||
|-
| "[[The Mystery of the Island of Dogs]]" || December 18, 1964 || July 5, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Drummer of Timpenni]]" || July 6, 1966 || October 11, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Reef]]" || October 12, 1966 || January 21, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Adventures of Lucy Cary]]" || January 22, 1966 || July 13, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Bad Ones]]" || July 14, 1966 || November 17, 1966 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || November 18, 1966 || March 4, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Hali and the White Stallion]]" || March 6, 1967 || August 9, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Sea God]]" || August 10, 1967 || November 23, 1967 ||
|-
| "[[The Satchel]]" || November 24, 1967 || February 20, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime School]]" || February 21, 1968 || May 16, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Deadman's Point]]" || May 17, 1968 || August 26, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[The Rogue Elephant]]" || August 27, 1968 || December 17, 1968 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Olympics (daily story)|Jungle Olympics]]" || December 18, 1968 || April 5, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Frame-Up]]" || April 8, 1969 || June 12, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Hydra (story)|The Hydra]]" || June 13, 1969 || September 18, 1969 ||
|-
| "[[The Art Thieves]]" || September 19, 1969 || January 21, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || January 22, 1970 || March 4, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Home]]" || March 5, 1970 || June 9, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || June 10, 1970 || September 18, 1970 ||
|-
| "[[The Gladiator]]" || September 19, 1970 || January 7, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Missing Daddy]]" || January 8, 1971 || April 8, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" || April 10, 1971 || July 21, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || July 22, 1971 || December 2, 1971 ||
|-
| "[[Yes]]" || December 3, 1971 || February 14, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Fence]]" || February 15, 1972 || May 12, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger (daily story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || May 13, 1972 || August 1, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Lost City of Pheenix]]" || August 2, 1972 || October 3, 1972 ||
|-
| "[[The Witchman]]" || October 4, 1972 || January 8, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Tanker-Jackers]]" || January 9, 1973 || April 16, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" || April 17, 1973 || July 23, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Giant of Kaluga]]" || July 24, 1973 || November 6, 1973 ||
|-
| "[[The Trial of Patrolman Zokko]]" || November 7, 1973 || February 15, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Things]]" || February 16, 1974 || May 31, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[Vandal-Looters]]" || June 1, 1974 || September 9, 1974 ||
|-
| "[[The Pampered Princess]]" || September 10, 1974 || January 18, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || January 20, 1975 || June 19, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Normal Life]]" || June 20, 1975 || October 24, 1975 ||
|-
| "[[The Cavelands]]" || October 25, 1975 || February 19, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[T]]" || February 20, 1976 || August 2, 1976 ||
|-
| "[[Hzzz]]" || August 3, 1976 || November 5, 1976 || the second strip was also reproduced on August 5, 1976.
|-
| "[[Mystery of Kula-Ku]]" || November 8, 1976 || May 5, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[S.S. Blitz]]" || May 6, 1977 || August 8, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[Return of the Terrorists]]" || August 9, 1977 || November 29, 1977 ||
|-
| "[[The Proposal]]" || November 30, 1977 || January 13, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark]]" || January 14, 1978 || June 2, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Tyrant of Tarakimo]]" || June 3, 1978 || August 17, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom Wedding]]" || August 18, 1978 || October 20, 1978 ||
|-
| "[[The Three Bandits (daily story)|The Three Bandits]]" || October 21, 1978 || February 8, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Return to Tarakimo]]" || February 9, 1979 || July 23, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle City]]" || July 24, 1979 || October 22, 1979 ||
|-
| "[[The Heirs (daily story)|The Heirs]]" || October 23, 1979 || March 29, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Gold]]" || March 31, 1980 || July 26, 1980 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of General Bababu]]" || July 28, 1980 || January 3, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || January 5, 1981 || June 18, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[The Poachers (daily story)|The Poachers]]" || June 22, 1981 || October 2, 1981 ||
|-
| "[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || October 3, 1981 || March 11, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || March 12, 1982 || June 14, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Vacation]]" || June 15, 1982 || August 28, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Gooroo's Mob]]" || August 30, 1982 || December 29, 1982 ||
|-
| "[[Tale of Rex]]" || December 30, 1982 || September 1, 1983 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Karola of Kula-Ku]]" || September 2, 1983 || February 8, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || February 9, 1984 || June 12, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Visit to Baronkhan]]" || June 13, 1984 || October 17, 1984 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || October 18, 1984 || March 26, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Kimberly Diamonds]]" || March 27, 1985 || June 30, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || July 1, 1985 || September 28, 1985 ||
|-
| "[[The Presidents]]" || September 29, 1985 || February 18, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Drug Busters]]" || February 19, 1986 || May 17, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[The Lake Lady]]" || May 18, 1986 || October 16, 1986 ||
|-
| "[[Ruler of Baronkhan]]" || October 17, 1986 || February 16, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Tarashima Terrorists]]" || February 17, 1987 || November 30, 1987 ||
|-
| "[[The Snake Goddess]]" || December 1, 1987 || May 7, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[Zabadabah]]" || May 8, 1988 || September 12, 1988 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || September 13, 1988 || November 8, 1988 || 1st, 6th, 7th, and 14th to 18th week only
|-
| "[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || November 9, 1988 || February 26, 1989 ||
|-
| "[[The Man-Thing]]" (part only) || February 27, 1989 || March 16, 1989 || 8th, 9th, and first four strips from 10th week only
|-
| "[[Chasamba]]" || March 18, 1989 || August 23, 1989 || with intro comment about confusing with events in the previous story
|-
| "[[Rex: Prince of Baronkhan]]" || August 24, 1989 || February 19, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || February 20, 1990 || May 29, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[The Death Threat]]" || May 30, 1990 || October 4, 1990 || first four strips missing
|-
| "[[The Master of Eden]]" || October 6, 1990 || December 31, 1990 ||
|-
| "[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || January 2, 1991 || May 5, 1991 || last two strips repeated by mistake on May 15 and 16
|-
| "[[The Valley of the Elephants]]" || May 6, 1991 || September 3, 1991 ||
|-
| "[[Zima, The Rogue Elephant]]" || September 4, 1991 || January 13, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol v The Drug Cartel]]" || January 14, 1992 || June 4, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[King Bongong]]" || June 6, 1992 || August 26, 1992 || without the last week
|-
| "[[Prince Rex and Princess Alicia]]" || August 27, 1992 || November 18, 1992 ||
|-
| "[[Blackie]]" || November 19, 1992 || February 16, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Attilan Mystery]]" || February 17, 1993 || September 15, 1993 ||
|-
| "[[The Moxley Awards]]" || September 16, 1993 || January 27, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Nukes]]" || January 29, 1994 || June 30, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[Dinosaur]]" || July 2, 1994 || September 28, 1994 ||
|-
| "[[The Plotters]]" || September 29, 1994 || January 24, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Cowboy]]" || January 25, 1995 || September 4, 1995 ||
|-
| "[[Buried Treasure]]" || September 5, 1995 || January 5, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || January 7, 1996 || May 3, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Raiders of the Eastern Dark]]" || May 4, 1996 || September 8, 1996 ||
|-
| "[[Mr Big]]" || September 9, 1996 || January 24, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Drama on Eden]]" || January 25, 1997 || August 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[Prince Rex - Kidnapped]]" || August 15, 1997 || December 13, 1997 ||
|-
| "[[The Silks of Emira]]" || December 14, 1997 || March 12, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Shaman]]" || March 13, 1998 || July 7, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[Joomkar's Crown]]" || July 8, 1998 || December 9, 1998 ||
|-
| "[[The Crater]]" || December 10, 1998 || May 27, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Dakk Pirates]]" || May 28, 1999 || September 9, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[The Albee]]" || September 10, 1999 || November 11, 1999 ||
|-
| "[[Terror at the Opera]]" || November 12, 1999 || March 14, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Wall]]" || March 15, 2000 || June 27, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Halloween Kidnappers]]" || June 28, 2000 || September 22, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || September 23, 2000 || January 16, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || January 17, 2001 || April 17, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || April 18, 2001 || July 26, 2001 || the last strip missing
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || July 28, 2001 || December 2, 2001 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || December 4, 2001 || April 12, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Ghost Pirates (daily story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || April 13, 2002 || August 13, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Animal Collector]]" || August 14, 2002 || December 27, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Immortal Man]]" || December 28, 2002 || May 6, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || May 7, 2003 || October 1, 2003 ||
|-
| "[[Jungle Mystery]]" || October 2, 2003 || February 7, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Hit Men]]" || February 8, 2004 || June 16, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Connoisseurs]]" || June 17, 2004 || October 14, 2004 ||
|-
| "[[The Viper God]]" || October 15, 2004 || April 30, 2005 || from January 25, 2005 restarted<br>with the first strip from original date January 20, 2004
|-
| "[[The Locust God]]" || May 3, 2005 || August 31, 2005 ||
|-
| "[[Stripes (story)|Stripes]]" || September 1, 2005 || January 8, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery]]" || January 10, 2006 || May 23, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || May 24, 2006 || September 29, 2006 ||
|-
| "[[The Crime Apprentices]]" || September 30, 2006 || January 30, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Jungle Trek]]" || January 31, 2007 || June 1, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of Chatu]]" || June 2, 2007 || September 23, 2007 ||
|-
| "[[The Doorman]]" || September 25, 2007 || January 26, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Mozznappers]]" || January 27, 2008 || May 27, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[The Voyaging Canoe]]" || May 28, 2008 || September 25, 2008 ||
|-
| "[[Graffiti Phantom]]" || September 26, 2008 || February 11, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Patrolwomen]]" || February 12, 2009 || June 14, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[The Drill Boss]]" || June 16, 2009 || October 22, 2009 ||
|-
| "[[Justice for the Python]]" || October 24, 2009 || February 28, 2010 || published seven days a week since January 12, 2010
|-
| "[[Crocco Island West]]" || March 1, 2010 || June 15, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Hunt for the Unknown Commander]]" || June 16, 2010 || September 26, 2010 ||
|-
| "[[The Death of Diana Palmer Walker]]" || September 27, 2010 || January 10, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom at Sea]]" || January 11, 2011 || April 23, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Terror Cells of New York]]" || April 24, 2011 || August 8, 2011 || the last strip was also reproduced on August 9, 2011.
|-
| "[[The Trail to Gravelines Prison]]" || August 10, 2011 || November 21, 2011 ||
|-
| "[[Chatu's Fate]]" || November 22, 2011 || March 30, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The Beasts of Phantom Head Peak]]" || March 31, 2012 || July 21, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[The College Kid]]" || July 22, 2012 || October 13, 2012 ||
|-
| "[[A Detente with Crime]]" || October 14, 2012 || January 29, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Den of Tigers]]" || January 30, 2013 || May 16, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[Mexico's Phantom]]" || May 17, 2013 || September 9, 2013 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Lion]]" || September 10, 2013 || March 25, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Aeronaut]]" || March 26, 2014 || October 27, 2014 ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || October 28, 2014 || March 1, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Terror's Mutiny]]" || March 2, 2015 || June 23, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || June 24, 2015 || October 9, 2015 ||
|-
| "[[Patrolman X]]" || October 10, 2015 || February 5, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Challenge]]" || February 6, 2016 || May 29, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Twins' Futures]]" || May 30, 2016 || September 28, 2016 ||
|-
| "[[The Baronkhan Sedition]]" || September 29, 2016 || January 20, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[Farewell to the Deep Woods]]" || January 21, 2017 || June 5, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom Stamp]]" || June 7, 2017 || September 23, 2017 ||
|-
| "[[The Curse of Old Man Mozz]]" || September 24, 2017 || March 15, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[The Return of the Locust]]" || March 16, 2018 || July 25, 2018 ||
|-
| "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || July 26, 2018 || March 15, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || March 16, 2019 || April 8, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || April 9, 2019 || December 23, 2019 ||
|-
| "[[John X]]" || December 24, 2019 || April 15, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Rhodian Column]]" || April 16, 2020 || August 23, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Unfinished Business (daily story)|Unfinished Business]]" || August 24, 2020 || September 22, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Llongo Forest]]" || September 23, 2020 || December 30, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[The Reunion]]" || December 31, 2020 || March 26, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[Then Came Towns Ellerbee]]" || March 27, 2021 || September 4, 2020 ||
|-
| "[[Hello the Himalayas]]" || September 5, 2021 || September 28, 2021 ||
|-
| "[[To Wrack and Ruin at Gravelines]]" || September 29, 2021 || February 12, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Chronicle of Old Man Mozz]]" || February 13, 2022 || April 27, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Death in the Himalayas]]" || April 28, 2022 || July 17, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[The Hanta Witch]]" || July 18, 2022 || October 15, 2022 ||
|-
| "[[Phantom's End]]" || October 16, 2022 || March 13, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[The Breakout]]" || March 14, 2023 || July 11, 2023 ||
|-
| "[[Dungeons Undone]]" || July 12, 2023 || January 17, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Journey Home]]" || January 18, 2024 || April 29, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Chain (daily story)|The Chain]]" || April 30, 2024 || September 5, 2024 ||
|-
| "[[The Avarice Has Landed]]" || September 6, 2024 || January 31, 2025 || The July 29 strip is missing due to a printing error on October 17.
|-
| "[[The Skull and Jaw]]" || February 1, 2025 || March 26, 2025 ||
|-
| "[[Luck and Wealth]]" || March 27, 2025 || August 5, 2025 || without the first five weeks
|-
| "[[The Spark]]" || August 6, 2025 || ?, 2025 ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-09T20:51:05Z

Stefan: back to 1991

Östhammars Tidning

2025-09-04T07:07:09Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ these strips were in the wrong list

'''''Östhammars Tidning''''' was a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper serving Östhammar and surrounding areas. It was published from 1887 to 1966, with two test issues from 1886. The newspaper was published three days per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until 1961, then on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In 1965, it was increased to four days per week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

The newspaper published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] from 1943 when the newspaper started publishing comics until 1966, when the newspaper ceased to be published. It was printed at the same location in Östhammar as ''[[Tierps-Posten]]'', and some of the contents, such as the comics, was the same in both newspapers. During 1962 and 1963, ''Östhammars Tidning'' was one day ahead of ''Tierps-Posten'' due to publication on different weekdays.

== Published stories ==
{| {{table}}
!Original story title  !! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1)  || June 1, 1943 || July 8, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]"  || July 11, 1944 || April 26, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2)  || April 28, 1945 || June 14, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]"  || June 16, 1945 || August 17, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]"  || August 20, 1946 || May 6, 1947 || first eight strips missing
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]"  || May 8, 1947 || September 16, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]"  || September 18, 1947 || December 28, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]"  || December 30, 1948 || July 2, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]"  || July 5, 1949 || January 19, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]"  || January 21, 1950 || April 7, 1951 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Fantomen — Dragos." to just "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]"  || April 10, 1951 || August 21, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]"  || August 23, 1951 || January 24, 1952 || The August 11 strip is missing.
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]"  || January 26, 1952 || August 7, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]"  || August 9, 1952 || March 5, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]"  || March 7, 1953 || January 16, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]"  || January 19, 1954 || August 24, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]"  || August 26, 1954 || July 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]"  || July 16, 1955 || December 11, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]"  || December 13, 1956 || November 28, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]"  || November 30, 1957 || November 8, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]"  || November 11, 1958 || July 14, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]"  || July 16, 1959 || November 19, 1959 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]"  || November 21, 1959 || August 2, 1960 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]"  || August 4, 1960 || September 9, 1961 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]"  || September 12, 1961 || January 22, 1962 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]"  || January 24, 1962 || October 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]"  || October 22, 1962 || April 22, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]"  || April 24, 1963 || December 9, 1963 ||
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[Whirlpool Channel]]"  || December 11, 1963 || December 18, 1963 || rowspan="10" | Incomplete and in the wrong order. Original strip dates in order of publication: March 26–29, August 24, May 11–12, May 17–14, May 24, May 18, May 22, May 19–21, May 23, May 25–31, August 25, June 9, June 14, June 12–13, June 11, August 27, June 15, June 18–16, June 19–July 4, July 10–13, July 16, August 28, August 30–29, July 17, July 19–18, July 23–20, July 24–August 17, August 20–18, August 21–23, August 31–September 3, September 8–15.<br>During this mess, the title was dropped from "Dragos" and "Blondie" and only "Ferdinand" was published under a title.<br>No comics on March 15 1964, May 4 1964 or July 1 1964.
|-
| December 23, 1963 || February 7, 1964
|-
| February 12, 1964 || February 21, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 26, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| March 2, 1964
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[The Tiger Girl]]"  || colspan="2" align="center"| December 20, 1963
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 10, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 24, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 28, 1964
|-
| March 4, 1964 || August 17, 1964
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]"  || August 19, 1964 || December 28, 1964 || Missing strips: September 19–20, October 23–26, November 9–12, November 20–22.<br>Wrong strip order: November 8, 15, 13, 14, 16.<br>No comics on November 20 or December 9.
|-
| "[[The Professor]]"  || December 30, 1964 || June 14, 1965 || On January 4 only, the title of the strip was "Fantomen" instead of "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]  || June 15, 1965 || October 8, 1965 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]"  || October 11, 1965 || December 23, 1965 ||
|- 
| "[[The Great Ajax]]"  || December 28, 1965 || May 5, 1966 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]"  || May 6, 1966 || November 15, 1966 || Ends with the February 4 strip because the newspaper ceased to be published.
|}

== See also ==
[https://www.hembygd.se/frosaker/osthammars-tidning Frösåkers Hembygdsförening i Östhammar] (digitised newspaper archive)

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Östhammars Tidning

2025-09-03T21:40:30Z

Stefan: /* Published stories */ wrong date

'''''Östhammars Tidning''''' was a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper serving Östhammar and surrounding areas. It was published from 1887 to 1966, with two test issues from 1886. The newspaper was published three days per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until 1961, then on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In 1965, it was increased to four days per week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

The newspaper published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] from 1943 when the newspaper started publishing comics until 1966, when the newspaper ceased to be published. It was printed at the same location in Östhammar as ''[[Tierps-Posten]]'', and some of the contents, such as the comics, was the same in both newspapers. During 1962 and 1963, ''Östhammars Tidning'' was one day ahead of ''Tierps-Posten'' due to publication on different weekdays.

== Published stories ==
{| {{table}}
!Original story title  !! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1)  || June 1, 1943 || July 8, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]"  || July 11, 1944 || April 26, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2)  || April 28, 1945 || June 14, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]"  || June 16, 1945 || August 17, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]"  || August 20, 1946 || May 6, 1947 || first eight strips missing
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]"  || May 8, 1947 || September 16, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]"  || September 18, 1947 || December 28, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]"  || December 30, 1948 || July 2, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]"  || July 5, 1949 || January 19, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]"  || January 21, 1950 || April 7, 1951 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Fantomen — Dragos." to just "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]"  || April 10, 1951 || August 21, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]"  || August 23, 1951 || January 24, 1952 || The August 11 strip is missing.
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]"  || January 26, 1952 || August 7, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]"  || August 9, 1952 || March 5, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]"  || March 7, 1953 || January 16, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]"  || January 19, 1954 || August 24, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]"  || August 26, 1954 || July 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]"  || July 16, 1955 || December 11, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]"  || December 13, 1956 || November 28, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]"  || November 30, 1957 || November 8, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]"  || November 11, 1958 || July 14, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]"  || July 16, 1959 || November 19, 1959 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]"  || November 21, 1959 || August 2, 1960 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]"  || August 4, 1960 || September 9, 1961 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]"  || September 12, 1961 || January 22, 1962 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]"  || January 24, 1962 || October 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]"  || October 22, 1962 || April 22, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]"  || April 24, 1963 || December 9, 1963 ||
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[Whirlpool Channel]]"  || December 11, 1963 || December 18, 1963 || rowspan="10" | Incomplete and in the wrong order. Original strip dates in order of publication: March 26–29, August 24, May 11–12, May 17–14, May 24, May 18, May 22, May 19–21, May 23, May 25–31, August 25, June 9, June 14, June 12–13, June 11, August 27, June 15, June 18–16, June 19–July 4, July 10–13, July 16, August 28, August 30–29, July 17, July 19–18, July 23–20, July 24–August 17, August 20–18, August 21–23, August 31–September 3, September 8–15.<br>During this mess, the title was dropped from "Dragos" and "Blondie" and only "Ferdinand" was published under a title.<br>No comics on March 15 1964, May 4 1964 or July 1 1964.
|-
| December 23, 1963 || February 7, 1964
|-
| February 12, 1964 || February 21, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 26, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| March 2, 1964
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[The Tiger Girl]]"  || colspan="2" align="center"| December 20, 1963
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 10, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 24, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 28, 1964
|-
| March 4, 1964 || August 17, 1964
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]"  || August 19, 1964 || December 28, 1964 || Missing strips: September 19–20, October 23–26, November 9–12<br>Wrong strip order: November 8, 15, 13, 14, 16, November 20–22.<br>No comics on November 20 or December 9.
|-
| "[[The Professor]]"  || December 30, 1964 || June 14, 1965 || On January 4 only, the title of the strip was "Fantomen" instead of "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]  || June 15, 1965 || October 8, 1965 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]"  || October 11, 1965 || December 23, 1965 ||
|- 
| "[[The Great Ajax]]"  || December 28, 1965 || May 5, 1966 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]"  || May 6, 1966 || November 15, 1966 || Ends with the February 4 strip because the newspaper ceased to be published.
|}

== See also ==
[https://www.hembygd.se/frosaker/osthammars-tidning Frösåkers Hembygdsförening i Östhammar] (digitised newspaper archive)

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

The Phantom publications in Sweden

2025-09-03T21:35:50Z

Stefan: /* In newspapers */ + Östhammars Tidning

The Phantom has been featured in several publications in Sweden.

==Overview==
''The Phantom'' ("Fantomen" in Swedish) was introduced in Sweden in 1940, when the weekly magazine ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' started to include [[daily stories|dailies]] and [[Sunday stories]]. Beginning in 1944, material from ''Vecko-Revyn'' was collected in annual "[[Fantomen Christmas Album|Christmas Albums]]", the first Swedish publications to focus on The Phantom. The Christmas Albums continues to be published, with its 80th issue released for Christmas 2023, but the connection to ''Vecko-Revyn'' is long gone.

In 1950, the first issue of the fortnightly comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'' was published, and by mid 2023, the 1726th issue was released. Since 1963 Phantom stories have been produced directly for ''Fantomen'', with its 1000th story published in 2021 and, as of 2023, [[Team Fantomen stories|over 1000 stories]] have been created by the so-called "[[Team Fantomen]]".

Being one of Sweden's most profilic comic books, "Fantomen" has spawned several one-shots and periodicals (''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' enjoying the longest run, 1993-2010) and Phantom comics have also appeared in other comic books and in anthologies.

Beginning in 2002, the earliest ''Fantomen'' issues was reprinted in chronological hard cover volumes, ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]''. The series lasted for 85 issues, ending with [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1973, Del 2|1973:2]] in 2024 (last re-printed issue was 11/1973 of ''Fantomen'').

Comics syndicate [[Bulls Press]] is the longtime rightsholder of ''The Phantom'' in Sweden, while the main publisher of the comic books has been [[Semic Press]] until 1997, and [[Egmont Publishing]] thereafter.

==Serialized "The Phantom" titles==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year(s)!!Issues
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1944–present || 81*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1950–present || 1754*
|-
| ''[[Serie-pocket (Sweden)|Serie-pocket]]'' || 1972–1985 || 14
|-
| ''[[Fantomenböckerna]]'' || 1973 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen (Avon reprint)|Fantomen]]'' (Avon reprint) || 1978 || 4
|-
| ''[[Samlade Serierariteter]]'' || 1986–1987 || 6
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' || 1993–2010|| 100
|-
| ''[[Den vandrande vålnaden]]'' || 1996 || 9
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika|Fantomen Krönika Band]]'' || 1999–2003 || 6
|-
| ''[[Sy Barry Söndagsäventyr]]'' || 2001–2003 || 3
|-
| ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]'' || 2002–2024 || 85
|-
| ''[[De bästa äventyren]] || 2004 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Softcover Books]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2015–present || 10*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Omnibus]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2022–present || 3*
|-
| ''[[Fantomens Skattkammare]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2025–present ||
|-
|}
<small>*As of the turn of 2024/2025.</small>

=="The Phantom" one-shots==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Fantomens stora presentbok]]'' || 1970
|-
| [[Den förste Fantomen - Fången i Himalaya]]'' || 1971
|-
| [[Stora Fantomenboken]] || 1973
|-
| [[Stora jubileumsboken]] || 1975
|-
| [[SOS-boken]] || 1977
|-
| [[Piratbruden Flame]] || 1980
|-
| [[Fantomen (1984 album)|Fantomen]]'' || 1984
|-
| [[Comics '85]]'' || 1985
|-
| [[Fantomendagen på Grönan]]'' || 1986
|-
| [[Krönika över en vandrande vålnad]]'' || 1990
|-
| [[Sy Barry - en jubileumskrönika 1961-1991]] || 1991
|-
| [[Djungelsnö (Kemikontoret)|Djungelsnö]]'' || 1992
|-
| [[Guldkragen (Betapocket)|Betapocket]]'' || 1993
|-
| [[En odödlig legend]]'' || 1996
|-
| [[Lee Falk - mannen som skapade Fantomen]] || 1999
|-
| [[Wilson McCoy - de opublicerade äventyren]] || 2000
|-
| [[Parken Zoo Extra]] || 2008
|-
|[[Fantomen Kids: Kit och Heloise på äventyr]] || 2019
|-
|[[Den vandrande vålnaden (book)|Den vandrande vålnaden]] || 2024
|}

==Anthology appearances==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 1]] || 1970
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 2]] || 1971
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 3]] || 1972
|-
| [[Seriepressen]] || 1983
|-
| [[Serieboken]] || 1986
|-
| ''[[Serietidningen]]'' (8 issues) || 1987
|-
| [[Cheese Comics]] || 1991
|-
| [[Comics - Serierna 100 år]] || 1996
|-
| [[Egmont Publishing Comics]] || 2018
|-
|}

==As backup title==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Issue(s)
|-
| ''[[Mandrake (Swedish magazine)|Mandrake]] || 1-2/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Blixt Gordon]] || 2-3/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Mannen från U.N.C.L.E.]] || 14 (1 in total)
|-
| ''[[X9|(Agent) X9]] || 1/1969-3/1971, 10/1994 & 12/2024 (26 in total)
|-
|}

==In newspapers==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Arbetet]]'' || Sundays || 1969–1971 ||
|-
|''Aurora'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Barometern]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Blekinge läns tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2000<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Bohusläningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2014, 2017-2025 ||
|-
|''Borlänge Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Borås Tidning]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Bärgslagsbladet'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Eesti Päevaleht]]'' || dailies || 1975–1994 || in Estonian
|-
|''Elfsborgs Läns Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1991 ||
|-
|''Eskilstuna-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''Expressen'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Falköpings Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Falu-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Folkbladet]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–2018 ||
|-
|''[[Gefle Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
| ''Gotlands Folkblad'' || dailies || ?–1952–? ||
|-
|''Gotlands Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
| ''Göteborgs Morgonpost'' || dailies || 1950s || Also known as only "Morgonposten".
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1983, 1989–1990, 1992-1993 ||
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || 1957–1989 ||
|-
|''[[Halland]]'' || dailies || 1942–1951 ||
|-
|''[[Hallandsposten]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| ?–20??, 2017-present ||
|-
|''Helsingborgs Dagblad'' || dailies || ?–2001 ||
|-
|''[[Jönköpings-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2024 ||
|-
|''[[Karlshamns Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Karlskoga-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Katrineholmskuriren]]'' || dailies || ?–199? ||
|-
|''[[Kristiandstadsbladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2002<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[LK.]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||The newspaper is two newspapers in one - ''Linköpings tidning'' and ''Kindaposten''
|-
|''Motala Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Nerikes Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 1943–1988 || as "Fantomen Dragos" until 1948; as "Dragos" until 1988
|-
|''[[Norra Västerbotten]]'' || dailies || 1944–2006 || as "Dragos" until 2003
|-
|''Norrbottens-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Norrköpings Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2008 ||
|-
|''Norrländska Socialdemokraten'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''[[Norrtelje Tidning]]'' || dailies || 1982–2002 ||
|-
|''[[Nya Wermlands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2006 ||
|-
|''[[Oskarshamnstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Piteå-Tidningen'' || dailies || ?–1969–? ||
|-
|''[[Ronneby-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''Sala Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Skaraborgs Läns Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Skånska Dagbladet'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Skövde Nyheter'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålandsposten]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Smålänningen]]'' || Sundays<br>dailies || ?-2021?<br>2021?–2023 ||
|-
|''Sundsvalls Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2001||
|-
|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1942–present || as "Dragos" until 1980
|-
|''[[Sölvesborgstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''[[Tidningen Ångermanland]]'' || dailies || 200?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Tierps-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1943-1963 ||
|-
|''[[Tranås Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Trelleborgs Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2001<br>2019||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''Ulricehamns Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Upsala Nya Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''Vadstena Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Vetlanda-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Vimmerby Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Värnamo Nyheter]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Västernorrlands Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
|''Västmanlands Folkblad'' || dailies || ?-? || The title changed to ''Folkbladet för Västmanland'' in 1959. The January 2, 1960 newspaper contains the November 5 strip from [[The Crown Jewels of Corba]].
|-
|''[[Västerviks-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Västgöta-Bladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Ystads Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–1997<br>2019|| as "Dragos" until 19??<br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Örnsköldsviks Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Östersunds-Posten]]'' || dailies || 194?–1996 || as "Dragos"
|-
|''[[Östgöten]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–1997 ||The newspaper was an edition of ''[[Folkbladet]]''.
|-
|''[[Östhammars Tidning]]'' || dailies || 1943–1966 ||
|-
|}

==In magazines==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Hemmets Veckotidning]]'' || Sundays || 1978-1987 || color
|-
|''[[Lektyr]]'' || Sundays || 1985–1987 || b/w
|-
|''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' || various || 1940–1976 || b/w/r, color
|-
|}

{{Seriewikin|12:02, 11 April 2008 (CEST)|Fantomen#Svensk_dags-_och_veckopresspublicering}}

==Reference publications==
{| {{table}}
!Title !! Year
|-
|[[Thud 17|''Thud'' #17]] || 1972
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 4/1982|''Bild & Bubbla'' 4/1982]] || 1982
|-
|[[Serier i Sverige - Seriekatalogen 1982-83]] || 1983
|-
|''[[Splasch Magazine]]'' || 1995 <br> 1997
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 3/2000|''Bild & Bubbla'' 3/2000]] || 2000
|-
|''[[Från lila vålnad till blågul hjälte]]'' || 2010
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Berättaren]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Storyteller]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Skörvnöpparn]]'' || 2013
|-
|''[[Rolf Gohs – Ett tecknarliv]]'' || 2017
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 1/2020|''Bild & Bubbla'' 1/2020]] || 2020
|-
|''[[När Fantomen blev svensk]]'' || 2022
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 243|''Bild & Bubbla'' 243]] ||2025
|-
|''[[Claes Reimerthi – En lågmäld hjälte]]'' || 2025
|}

{{Sweden}}
[[Category:Swedish issues| ]]

Tierps-Posten

2025-09-03T21:34:47Z

Stefan: add information about similarity between this newspaper and Östhammars Tidning

'''''Tierps-Posten''''' was a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper serving Tierp and the northern part of the Uppland province and was published from 1892 to 1963. The newspaper was published three days per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

The newspaper published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] from 1943 when the newspaper started publishing comics until 1963, when the newspaper ceased to be published. It was printed at the same location in Östhammar as ''[[Östhammars Tidning]]'', and some of the contents, such as the comics, was the same in both newspapers. During 1962 and 1963, ''Östhammars Tidning'' was one day ahead of ''Tierps-Posten'' due to publication on different weekdays.

== Published stories ==
{| {{table}}
!Original story title  !! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1)  || June 1, 1943 || July 8, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]"  || July 11, 1944 || April 26, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2)  || April 28, 1945 || June 14, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]"  || June 16, 1945 || August 17, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]"  || August 20, 1946 || May 6, 1947 || first eight strips missing
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]"  || May 8, 1947 || September 16, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]"  || September 18, 1947 || December 28, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]"  || December 30, 1948 || July 2, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]"  || July 5, 1949 || January 19, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]"  || January 21, 1950 || April 7, 1951 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Fantomen — Dragos." to just "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]"  || April 10, 1951 || August 21, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]"  || August 23, 1951 || January 24, 1952 || The August 11 strip is missing.
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]"  || January 26, 1952 || August 7, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]"  || August 9, 1952 || March 5, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]"  || March 7, 1953 || January 16, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]"  || January 19, 1954 || August 24, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]"  || August 26, 1954 || July 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]"  || July 16, 1955 || December 11, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]"  || December 13, 1956 || November 28, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]"  || November 30, 1957 || November 8, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]"  || November 11, 1958 || July 14, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]"  || July 16, 1959 || November 19, 1959 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]"  || November 21, 1959 || August 2, 1960 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]"  || August 4, 1960 || September 9, 1961 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]"  || September 12, 1961 || January 23, 1962 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]"  || January 25, 1962 || October 20, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]"  || October 23, 1962 || April 23, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]"  || April 25, 1963 || December 10, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[Whirlpool Channel]]"  || December 12, 1963 || December 31, 1963 || rowspan="2" | Eight strips published out of sequence: March 26–29, August 24, May 11–12 and May 17. After this, the newspaper ceased to be published.
|-
| "[[The Tiger Girl]]"  || December 21, 1963 || December 21, 1963
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Östhammars Tidning

2025-09-03T21:33:04Z

Stefan: Adding complete index. I thought that this was impossible to index because the newspaper hasn't been microfilmed, but then I discovered that the local "hembygdsförening" had digitised the newspaper.

'''''Östhammars Tidning''''' was a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper serving Östhammar and surrounding areas. It was published from 1887 to 1966, with two test issues from 1886. The newspaper was published three days per week, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays until 1961, then on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In 1965, it was increased to four days per week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

The newspaper published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]] from 1943 when the newspaper started publishing comics until 1966, when the newspaper ceased to be published. It was printed at the same location in Östhammar as ''[[Tierps-Posten]]'', and some of the contents, such as the comics, was the same in both newspapers. During 1962 and 1963, ''Östhammars Tidning'' was one day ahead of ''Tierps-Posten'' due to publication on different weekdays.

== Published stories ==
{| {{table}}
!Original story title  !! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 1)  || June 1, 1943 || July 8, 1944 ||
|-
| "[[The Game of Alvar]]"  || July 11, 1944 || April 26, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[Diana Aviatrix Lost]]" (part 2)  || April 28, 1945 || June 14, 1945 ||
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Treasure]]"  || June 16, 1945 || August 17, 1946 ||
|-
| "[[Bent Beak Broder]]"  || August 20, 1946 || May 6, 1947 || first eight strips missing
|-
| "[[The Phantom's Engagement]]"  || May 8, 1947 || September 16, 1947 ||
|-
| "[[High Seas Highjacker]]"  || September 18, 1947 || December 28, 1948 ||
|-
| "[[Diana (daily story)|Diana]]"  || December 30, 1948 || July 2, 1949 ||
|-
| "[[The Crooner]]"  || July 5, 1949 || January 19, 1950 ||
|-
| "[[The Maharajah's Daughter]]"  || January 21, 1950 || April 7, 1951 || During this story, the title of the strip changes from "Fantomen — Dragos." to just "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Blue Gang]]"  || April 10, 1951 || August 21, 1951 ||
|-
| "[[Lago the Lake God]]"  || August 23, 1951 || January 24, 1952 || The August 11 strip is missing.
|-
| "[[The Wild Girl]]"  || January 26, 1952 || August 7, 1952 ||
|-
| "[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (daily story)|The Mermaids of Melo Straits]]"  || August 9, 1952 || March 5, 1953 ||
|-
| "[[Princess Valerie]]"  || March 7, 1953 || January 16, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Queen Asta of Trondelay]]"  || January 19, 1954 || August 24, 1954 ||
|-
| "[[Mister Hog]]"  || August 26, 1954 || July 14, 1955 ||
|-
| "[[Romance]]"  || July 16, 1955 || December 11, 1956 ||
|-
| "[[The Devil Road]]"  || December 13, 1956 || November 28, 1957 ||
|-
| "[[The Girls]]"  || November 30, 1957 || November 8, 1958 ||
|-
| "[[The Masked Marvel]]"  || November 11, 1958 || July 14, 1959 ||
|-
| "[[Fathers and Sons]]"  || July 16, 1959 || November 19, 1959 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Flirtatious Princess]]"  || November 21, 1959 || August 2, 1960 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Thuggees]]"  || August 4, 1960 || September 9, 1961 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Ape Idol of the Durugu]]"  || September 12, 1961 || January 22, 1962 || dailies only
|-
| "[[The Movie Stars]]"  || January 24, 1962 || October 19, 1962 ||
|-
| "[[The White Monkey]]"  || October 22, 1962 || April 22, 1963 ||
|-
| "[[The Gray Gang]]"  || April 24, 1963 || December 9, 1963 ||
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[Whirlpool Channel]]"  || December 11, 1963 || December 18, 1963 || rowspan="10" | Incomplete and in the wrong order. Original strip dates in order of publication: March 26–29, August 24, May 11–12, May 17–14, May 24, May 18, May 22, May 19–21, May 23, May 25–31, August 25, June 9, June 14, June 12–13, June 11, August 27, June 15, June 18–16, June 19–July 4, July 10–13, July 16, August 28, August 30–29, July 17, July 19–18, July 23–20, July 24–August 17, August 20–18, August 21–23, August 31–September 3, September 8–15.<br>During this mess, the title was dropped from "Dragos" and "Blondie" and only "Ferdinand" was published under a title.<br>No comics on March 15 1964, May 4 1964 or July 1 1964.
|-
| December 23, 1963 || February 7, 1964
|-
| February 12, 1964 || February 21, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 26, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| March 2, 1964
|-
| rowspan="5" | "[[The Tiger Girl]]"  || colspan="2" align="center"| December 20, 1963
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 10, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 24, 1964
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"| February 28, 1964
|-
| March 4, 1964 || August 17, 1964
|-
| "[[The Governor's Family]]"  || August 19, 1964 || December 28, 1964 || Missing strips: September 19–20, October 23–26, November 9–12<br>Wrong strip order: November 8, 15, 13, 14, 16, November 20–22.<br>No comics on November 20 or December 9.
|-
| "[[The Professor]]"  || December 30, 1964 || June 14, 1965 || On January 1 only, the title of the strip was "Fantomen" instead of "Dragos".
|-
| "[[The Jungle Patrol (story)|The Jungle Patrol]]  || June 15, 1965 || October 8, 1965 ||
|-
| "[[Bobo the Toy Dog]]"  || October 11, 1965 || December 23, 1965 ||
|- 
| "[[The Great Ajax]]"  || December 28, 1965 || May 5, 1966 || Last strip missing.
|-
| "[[The Toad Men]]"  || May 6, 1966 || November 15, 1966 || Ends with the February 4 strip because the newspaper ceased to be published.
|}

== See also ==
[https://www.hembygd.se/frosaker/osthammars-tidning Frösåkers Hembygdsförening i Östhammar] (digitised newspaper archive)

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-09-02T19:56:18Z

Stefan: + 2 years

The Phantom publications in Sweden

2025-09-01T19:51:06Z

Stefan: /* In newspapers */ + Gotlands Folkblad

The Phantom has been featured in several publications in Sweden.

==Overview==
''The Phantom'' ("Fantomen" in Swedish) was introduced in Sweden in 1940, when the weekly magazine ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' started to include [[daily stories|dailies]] and [[Sunday stories]]. Beginning in 1944, material from ''Vecko-Revyn'' was collected in annual "[[Fantomen Christmas Album|Christmas Albums]]", the first Swedish publications to focus on The Phantom. The Christmas Albums continues to be published, with its 80th issue released for Christmas 2023, but the connection to ''Vecko-Revyn'' is long gone.

In 1950, the first issue of the fortnightly comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'' was published, and by mid 2023, the 1726th issue was released. Since 1963 Phantom stories have been produced directly for ''Fantomen'', with its 1000th story published in 2021 and, as of 2023, [[Team Fantomen stories|over 1000 stories]] have been created by the so-called "[[Team Fantomen]]".

Being one of Sweden's most profilic comic books, "Fantomen" has spawned several one-shots and periodicals (''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' enjoying the longest run, 1993-2010) and Phantom comics have also appeared in other comic books and in anthologies.

Beginning in 2002, the earliest ''Fantomen'' issues was reprinted in chronological hard cover volumes, ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]''. The series lasted for 85 issues, ending with [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1973, Del 2|1973:2]] in 2024 (last re-printed issue was 11/1973 of ''Fantomen'').

Comics syndicate [[Bulls Press]] is the longtime rightsholder of ''The Phantom'' in Sweden, while the main publisher of the comic books has been [[Semic Press]] until 1997, and [[Egmont Publishing]] thereafter.

==Serialized "The Phantom" titles==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year(s)!!Issues
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1944–present || 81*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1950–present || 1754*
|-
| ''[[Serie-pocket (Sweden)|Serie-pocket]]'' || 1972–1985 || 14
|-
| ''[[Fantomenböckerna]]'' || 1973 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen (Avon reprint)|Fantomen]]'' (Avon reprint) || 1978 || 4
|-
| ''[[Samlade Serierariteter]]'' || 1986–1987 || 6
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' || 1993–2010|| 100
|-
| ''[[Den vandrande vålnaden]]'' || 1996 || 9
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika|Fantomen Krönika Band]]'' || 1999–2003 || 6
|-
| ''[[Sy Barry Söndagsäventyr]]'' || 2001–2003 || 3
|-
| ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]'' || 2002–2024 || 85
|-
| ''[[De bästa äventyren]] || 2004 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Softcover Books]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2015–present || 10*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Omnibus]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2022–present || 3*
|-
| ''[[Fantomens Skattkammare]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2025–present ||
|-
|}
<small>*As of the turn of 2024/2025.</small>

=="The Phantom" one-shots==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Fantomens stora presentbok]]'' || 1970
|-
| [[Den förste Fantomen - Fången i Himalaya]]'' || 1971
|-
| [[Stora Fantomenboken]] || 1973
|-
| [[Stora jubileumsboken]] || 1975
|-
| [[SOS-boken]] || 1977
|-
| [[Piratbruden Flame]] || 1980
|-
| [[Fantomen (1984 album)|Fantomen]]'' || 1984
|-
| [[Comics '85]]'' || 1985
|-
| [[Fantomendagen på Grönan]]'' || 1986
|-
| [[Krönika över en vandrande vålnad]]'' || 1990
|-
| [[Sy Barry - en jubileumskrönika 1961-1991]] || 1991
|-
| [[Djungelsnö (Kemikontoret)|Djungelsnö]]'' || 1992
|-
| [[Guldkragen (Betapocket)|Betapocket]]'' || 1993
|-
| [[En odödlig legend]]'' || 1996
|-
| [[Lee Falk - mannen som skapade Fantomen]] || 1999
|-
| [[Wilson McCoy - de opublicerade äventyren]] || 2000
|-
| [[Parken Zoo Extra]] || 2008
|-
|[[Fantomen Kids: Kit och Heloise på äventyr]] || 2019
|-
|[[Den vandrande vålnaden (book)|Den vandrande vålnaden]] || 2024
|}

==Anthology appearances==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 1]] || 1970
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 2]] || 1971
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 3]] || 1972
|-
| [[Seriepressen]] || 1983
|-
| [[Serieboken]] || 1986
|-
| ''[[Serietidningen]]'' (8 issues) || 1987
|-
| [[Cheese Comics]] || 1991
|-
| [[Comics - Serierna 100 år]] || 1996
|-
| [[Egmont Publishing Comics]] || 2018
|-
|}

==As backup title==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Issue(s)
|-
| ''[[Mandrake (Swedish magazine)|Mandrake]] || 1-2/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Blixt Gordon]] || 2-3/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Mannen från U.N.C.L.E.]] || 14 (1 in total)
|-
| ''[[X9|(Agent) X9]] || 1/1969-3/1971, 10/1994 & 12/2024 (26 in total)
|-
|}

==In newspapers==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Arbetet]]'' || Sundays || 1969–1971 ||
|-
|''Aurora'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Barometern]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Blekinge läns tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2000<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Bohusläningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2014, 2017-2025 ||
|-
|''Borlänge Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Borås Tidning]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Bärgslagsbladet'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Eesti Päevaleht]]'' || dailies || 1975–1994 || in Estonian
|-
|''Elfsborgs Läns Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1991 ||
|-
|''Eskilstuna-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''Expressen'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Falköpings Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Falu-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Folkbladet]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–2018 ||
|-
|''[[Gefle Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
| ''Gotlands Folkblad'' || dailies || ?–1952–? ||
|-
|''Gotlands Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
| ''Göteborgs Morgonpost'' || dailies || 1950s || Also known as only "Morgonposten".
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1983, 1989–1990, 1992-1993 ||
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || 1957–1989 ||
|-
|''[[Halland]]'' || dailies || 1942–1951 ||
|-
|''[[Hallandsposten]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| ?–20??, 2017-present ||
|-
|''Helsingborgs Dagblad'' || dailies || ?–2001 ||
|-
|''[[Jönköpings-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2024 ||
|-
|''[[Karlshamns Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Karlskoga-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Katrineholmskuriren]]'' || dailies || ?–199? ||
|-
|''[[Kristiandstadsbladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2002<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[LK.]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||The newspaper is two newspapers in one - ''Linköpings tidning'' and ''Kindaposten''
|-
|''Motala Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Nerikes Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 1943–1988 || as "Fantomen Dragos" until 1948; as "Dragos" until 1988
|-
|''[[Norra Västerbotten]]'' || dailies || 1944–2006 || as "Dragos" until 2003
|-
|''Norrbottens-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Norrköpings Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2008 ||
|-
|''Norrländska Socialdemokraten'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''[[Norrtelje Tidning]]'' || dailies || 1982–2002 ||
|-
|''[[Nya Wermlands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2006 ||
|-
|''[[Oskarshamnstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Piteå-Tidningen'' || dailies || ?–1969–? ||
|-
|''[[Ronneby-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''Sala Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Skaraborgs Läns Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Skånska Dagbladet'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Skövde Nyheter'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålandsposten]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Smålänningen]]'' || Sundays<br>dailies || ?-2021?<br>2021?–2023 ||
|-
|''Sundsvalls Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2001||
|-
|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1942–present || as "Dragos" until 1980
|-
|''[[Sölvesborgstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''[[Tidningen Ångermanland]]'' || dailies || 200?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Tierps-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1943-1963 ||
|-
|''[[Tranås Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Trelleborgs Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2001<br>2019||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''Ulricehamns Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Upsala Nya Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''Vadstena Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Vetlanda-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Vimmerby Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Värnamo Nyheter]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Västernorrlands Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
|''Västmanlands Folkblad'' || dailies || ?-? || The title changed to ''Folkbladet för Västmanland'' in 1959. The January 2, 1960 newspaper contains the November 5 strip from [[The Crown Jewels of Corba]].
|-
|''[[Västerviks-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Västgöta-Bladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Ystads Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–1997<br>2019|| as "Dragos" until 19??<br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Örnsköldsviks Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Östersunds-Posten]]'' || dailies || 194?–1996 || as "Dragos"
|-
|''[[Östgöten]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–1997 ||The newspaper was an edition of ''[[Folkbladet]]''.
|-
|}

==In magazines==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Hemmets Veckotidning]]'' || Sundays || 1978-1987 || color
|-
|''[[Lektyr]]'' || Sundays || 1985–1987 || b/w
|-
|''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' || various || 1940–1976 || b/w/r, color
|-
|}

{{Seriewikin|12:02, 11 April 2008 (CEST)|Fantomen#Svensk_dags-_och_veckopresspublicering}}

==Reference publications==
{| {{table}}
!Title !! Year
|-
|[[Thud 17|''Thud'' #17]] || 1972
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 4/1982|''Bild & Bubbla'' 4/1982]] || 1982
|-
|[[Serier i Sverige - Seriekatalogen 1982-83]] || 1983
|-
|''[[Splasch Magazine]]'' || 1995 <br> 1997
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 3/2000|''Bild & Bubbla'' 3/2000]] || 2000
|-
|''[[Från lila vålnad till blågul hjälte]]'' || 2010
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Berättaren]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Storyteller]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Skörvnöpparn]]'' || 2013
|-
|''[[Rolf Gohs – Ett tecknarliv]]'' || 2017
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 1/2020|''Bild & Bubbla'' 1/2020]] || 2020
|-
|''[[När Fantomen blev svensk]]'' || 2022
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 243|''Bild & Bubbla'' 243]] ||2025
|-
|''[[Claes Reimerthi – En lågmäld hjälte]]'' || 2025
|}

{{Sweden}}
[[Category:Swedish issues| ]]

The Phantom publications in Sweden

2025-09-01T19:11:18Z

Stefan: /* In newspapers */ + Västmanlands Folkblad

The Phantom has been featured in several publications in Sweden.

==Overview==
''The Phantom'' ("Fantomen" in Swedish) was introduced in Sweden in 1940, when the weekly magazine ''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' started to include [[daily stories|dailies]] and [[Sunday stories]]. Beginning in 1944, material from ''Vecko-Revyn'' was collected in annual "[[Fantomen Christmas Album|Christmas Albums]]", the first Swedish publications to focus on The Phantom. The Christmas Albums continues to be published, with its 80th issue released for Christmas 2023, but the connection to ''Vecko-Revyn'' is long gone.

In 1950, the first issue of the fortnightly comic book ''[[Fantomen]]'' was published, and by mid 2023, the 1726th issue was released. Since 1963 Phantom stories have been produced directly for ''Fantomen'', with its 1000th story published in 2021 and, as of 2023, [[Team Fantomen stories|over 1000 stories]] have been created by the so-called "[[Team Fantomen]]".

Being one of Sweden's most profilic comic books, "Fantomen" has spawned several one-shots and periodicals (''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' enjoying the longest run, 1993-2010) and Phantom comics have also appeared in other comic books and in anthologies.

Beginning in 2002, the earliest ''Fantomen'' issues was reprinted in chronological hard cover volumes, ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]''. The series lasted for 85 issues, ending with [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1973, Del 2|1973:2]] in 2024 (last re-printed issue was 11/1973 of ''Fantomen'').

Comics syndicate [[Bulls Press]] is the longtime rightsholder of ''The Phantom'' in Sweden, while the main publisher of the comic books has been [[Semic Press]] until 1997, and [[Egmont Publishing]] thereafter.

==Serialized "The Phantom" titles==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year(s)!!Issues
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Christmas Album]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1944–present || 81*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1950–present || 1754*
|-
| ''[[Serie-pocket (Sweden)|Serie-pocket]]'' || 1972–1985 || 14
|-
| ''[[Fantomenböckerna]]'' || 1973 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen (Avon reprint)|Fantomen]]'' (Avon reprint) || 1978 || 4
|-
| ''[[Samlade Serierariteter]]'' || 1986–1987 || 6
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika]]'' || 1993–2010|| 100
|-
| ''[[Den vandrande vålnaden]]'' || 1996 || 9
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Krönika|Fantomen Krönika Band]]'' || 1999–2003 || 6
|-
| ''[[Sy Barry Söndagsäventyr]]'' || 2001–2003 || 3
|-
| ''[[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången]]'' || 2002–2024 || 85
|-
| ''[[De bästa äventyren]] || 2004 || 4
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Softcover Books]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2015–present || 10*
|-
| ''[[Fantomen Omnibus]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2022–present || 3*
|-
| ''[[Fantomens Skattkammare]]'' || bgcolor="00ff33"| 2025–present ||
|-
|}
<small>*As of the turn of 2024/2025.</small>

=="The Phantom" one-shots==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Fantomens stora presentbok]]'' || 1970
|-
| [[Den förste Fantomen - Fången i Himalaya]]'' || 1971
|-
| [[Stora Fantomenboken]] || 1973
|-
| [[Stora jubileumsboken]] || 1975
|-
| [[SOS-boken]] || 1977
|-
| [[Piratbruden Flame]] || 1980
|-
| [[Fantomen (1984 album)|Fantomen]]'' || 1984
|-
| [[Comics '85]]'' || 1985
|-
| [[Fantomendagen på Grönan]]'' || 1986
|-
| [[Krönika över en vandrande vålnad]]'' || 1990
|-
| [[Sy Barry - en jubileumskrönika 1961-1991]] || 1991
|-
| [[Djungelsnö (Kemikontoret)|Djungelsnö]]'' || 1992
|-
| [[Guldkragen (Betapocket)|Betapocket]]'' || 1993
|-
| [[En odödlig legend]]'' || 1996
|-
| [[Lee Falk - mannen som skapade Fantomen]] || 1999
|-
| [[Wilson McCoy - de opublicerade äventyren]] || 2000
|-
| [[Parken Zoo Extra]] || 2008
|-
|[[Fantomen Kids: Kit och Heloise på äventyr]] || 2019
|-
|[[Den vandrande vålnaden (book)|Den vandrande vålnaden]] || 2024
|}

==Anthology appearances==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Year
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 1]] || 1970
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 2]] || 1971
|-
| [[Comics - Den stora serieboken 3]] || 1972
|-
| [[Seriepressen]] || 1983
|-
| [[Serieboken]] || 1986
|-
| ''[[Serietidningen]]'' (8 issues) || 1987
|-
| [[Cheese Comics]] || 1991
|-
| [[Comics - Serierna 100 år]] || 1996
|-
| [[Egmont Publishing Comics]] || 2018
|-
|}

==As backup title==
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Issue(s)
|-
| ''[[Mandrake (Swedish magazine)|Mandrake]] || 1-2/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Blixt Gordon]] || 2-3/1967 (2 in total)
|-
| ''[[Mannen från U.N.C.L.E.]] || 14 (1 in total)
|-
| ''[[X9|(Agent) X9]] || 1/1969-3/1971, 10/1994 & 12/2024 (26 in total)
|-
|}

==In newspapers==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Arbetet]]'' || Sundays || 1969–1971 ||
|-
|''Aurora'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Barometern]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Blekinge läns tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2000<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Bohusläningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2014, 2017-2025 ||
|-
|''Borlänge Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Borås Tidning]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Bärgslagsbladet'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Eesti Päevaleht]]'' || dailies || 1975–1994 || in Estonian
|-
|''Elfsborgs Läns Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1991 ||
|-
|''Eskilstuna-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''Expressen'' || dailies || ?–? ||
|-
|''[[Falköpings Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Falu-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2007 ||
|-
|''[[Folkbladet]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–2018 ||
|-
|''[[Gefle Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Gotlands Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
| ''Göteborgs Morgonpost'' || dailies || 1950s || Also known as only "Morgonposten".
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1983, 1989–1990, 1992-1993 ||
|-
|''[[Göteborgs-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || 1957–1989 ||
|-
|''[[Halland]]'' || dailies || 1942–1951 ||
|-
|''[[Hallandsposten]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| ?–20??, 2017-present ||
|-
|''Helsingborgs Dagblad'' || dailies || ?–2001 ||
|-
|''[[Jönköpings-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2024 ||
|-
|''[[Karlshamns Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Karlskoga-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Katrineholmskuriren]]'' || dailies || ?–199? ||
|-
|''[[Kristiandstadsbladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2002<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[LK.]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||The newspaper is two newspapers in one - ''Linköpings tidning'' and ''Kindaposten''
|-
|''Motala Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Nerikes Allehanda]]'' || dailies || 1943–1988 || as "Fantomen Dragos" until 1948; as "Dragos" until 1988
|-
|''[[Norra Västerbotten]]'' || dailies || 1944–2006 || as "Dragos" until 2003
|-
|''Norrbottens-Kuriren'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Norrköpings Tidningar'' || dailies || ?–2008 ||
|-
|''Norrländska Socialdemokraten'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''[[Norrtelje Tidning]]'' || dailies || 1982–2002 ||
|-
|''[[Nya Wermlands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2006 ||
|-
|''[[Oskarshamnstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''Piteå-Tidningen'' || dailies || ?–1969–? ||
|-
|''[[Ronneby-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1950s ||
|-
|''Sala Allehanda'' || dailies || ?–1993 ||
|-
|''[[Skaraborgs Läns Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''Skånska Dagbladet'' || dailies || ?–2009 ||
|-
|''Skövde Nyheter'' || dailies || ?–1996 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands Dagblad]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålands-Tidningen]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Smålandsposten]]'' || dailies || ?–2019<br>2019 ||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Smålänningen]]'' || Sundays<br>dailies || ?-2021?<br>2021?–2023 ||
|-
|''Sundsvalls Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2001||
|-
|''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' || dailies || bgcolor="00ff33"| 1942–present || as "Dragos" until 1980
|-
|''[[Sölvesborgstidningen]]'' || dailies || 2019|| sample strips
|-
|''[[Tidningen Ångermanland]]'' || dailies || 200?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Tierps-Posten]]'' || dailies || 1943-1963 ||
|-
|''[[Tranås Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Trelleborgs Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2001<br>2019||  <br>sample strips
|-
|''Ulricehamns Tidning'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''[[Upsala Nya Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2003 ||
|-
|''Vadstena Tidning'' || dailies || ?–1986–? ||
|-
|''[[Vetlanda-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Vimmerby Tidning]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Värnamo Nyheter]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Västernorrlands Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2000 ||
|-
|''Västmanlands Folkblad'' || dailies || ?-? || The title changed to ''Folkbladet för Västmanland'' in 1959. The January 2, 1960 newspaper contains the November 5 strip from [[The Crown Jewels of Corba]].
|-
|''[[Västerviks-Posten]]'' || dailies || ?–2015 ||
|-
|''[[Västgöta-Bladet]]'' || dailies || ?–2023 ||
|-
|''[[Ystads Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–1997<br>2019|| as "Dragos" until 19??<br>sample strips
|-
|''[[Örnsköldsviks Allehanda]]'' || dailies || ?–2014 ||
|-
|''[[Östersunds-Posten]]'' || dailies || 194?–1996 || as "Dragos"
|-
|''[[Östgöten]]'' || dailies || ?-1985, 1986–1997 ||The newspaper was an edition of ''[[Folkbladet]]''.
|-
|}

==In magazines==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Sundays/dailies !!Period !!Comment
|-
|''[[Hemmets Veckotidning]]'' || Sundays || 1978-1987 || color
|-
|''[[Lektyr]]'' || Sundays || 1985–1987 || b/w
|-
|''[[Vecko-Revyn]]'' || various || 1940–1976 || b/w/r, color
|-
|}

{{Seriewikin|12:02, 11 April 2008 (CEST)|Fantomen#Svensk_dags-_och_veckopresspublicering}}

==Reference publications==
{| {{table}}
!Title !! Year
|-
|[[Thud 17|''Thud'' #17]] || 1972
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 4/1982|''Bild & Bubbla'' 4/1982]] || 1982
|-
|[[Serier i Sverige - Seriekatalogen 1982-83]] || 1983
|-
|''[[Splasch Magazine]]'' || 1995 <br> 1997
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 3/2000|''Bild & Bubbla'' 3/2000]] || 2000
|-
|''[[Från lila vålnad till blågul hjälte]]'' || 2010
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Berättaren]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Lee Falk – Storyteller]]'' || 2011
|-
|''[[Skörvnöpparn]]'' || 2013
|-
|''[[Rolf Gohs – Ett tecknarliv]]'' || 2017
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 1/2020|''Bild & Bubbla'' 1/2020]] || 2020
|-
|''[[När Fantomen blev svensk]]'' || 2022
|-
|[[Bild & Bubbla 243|''Bild & Bubbla'' 243]] ||2025
|-
|''[[Claes Reimerthi – En lågmäld hjälte]]'' || 2025
|}

{{Sweden}}
[[Category:Swedish issues| ]]

Mandrake Marries Narda

2025-08-30T15:59:55Z

Stefan: /* Appearances */ This seems to have been a mistake. There is a page about Hojo.

{{Newspaperbox
|Title= Mandrake Marries Narda
|image=
|Start= October 5th, 1997
|End= November 22nd, 1998
|Strips= 60
|Writer= [[Lee Falk]]
|Artist= [[Fred Fredericks]]
|Preceded= "Speedy"
|Followed= "The Cloud"
|}}
'''"Mandrake Marries Narda"''' is a [[Mandrake]] Sunday story.
The story was written by [[Lee Falk]] and drawn by [[Fred Fredericks]].

== Plot Summary ==
This story is retelling the story of Mandrake.

When Mandrake was 21 it was time for the graduation day, and Mandrake had to choose whether to stay in College of Magic as a teacher or go out into the great outside world.

He began performing as a stage magician at small clubs in the U.S., and gradually his fame and fortune grow. At the same time a new career opens as a crime fighter.

Under a performance Mandrake noticed a lovely lady in the front row, Princess Narda of Cockaigne, and it was love at first sight.

[[The 21st Phantom|Kit Walker]] and [[Devil]] are guests at the wedding between Mandrake and Narda.

===Appearances===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[Mandrake]]
*[[Narda]]
*[[The Phantom|Kit Walker]]
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Theron Theron]
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Eleanora Eleanora]
*[[Luciphor|The Cobra]]
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Aleena Aleena]
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Chief_Bradley The Police Chief - Chief Brand]
*[[Lothar]]
*Lubo, Lothar's cousin and King of the Seven Nations
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Jed Jed]
*[[Hojo]]
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Segrid Segrid], King of Cockaigne

'''One-time characters'''
*Eric, at CM
*Duke and Duchess of Wellfleet, guests in the wedding
*Baron and Baroness of Truro, guests in the wedding
*Chief Justice Owen, guests in the wedding

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Collegium_Magikos College of Magic]
*Fun Club, first place where Mandrake performed
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Cockaigne Cockaigne], mentioned.
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Xanadu Xanadu]
'''Organizations'''
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Inter-Intel Inter-Intel], mentioned.
'''Objects'''
*[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=The_Crystal_Cube The Crystal Cube], mentioned.
</div><br clear="all">

==Behind the scenes==
*[[The Phantom|Kit Walker]], refering to the Phantom.

==Note==
*This story does not mention Derek, any foster father or Mandrake's little sister.

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India ===
*"Mandrake Weds Narda", [https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=Mandrake_the_Magician_4_(Shakti_Comics) ''Mandrake the Magician'' #4] (2022)

=== [[Image:mini_jamaica.gif]] Jamaica ===
*''[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=The_Daily_Gleaner The Daily Gleaner]'' October 5, 1997 – November 22, 1998

=== [[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[https://www.mandrakewiki.org/index.php?title=La_Opini%C3%B3n La Opinión]'' ? – January 3, 1999

[[Category:Mandrake stories| Mandrake Marries Narda]]

Marketing using The Phantom

2025-08-25T20:08:26Z

Stefan: More publication data. No more hits in digitised newspapers, but it has probably also been published in newspapers which haven't been digitised.

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
==== Köttinformation / Svensk kötthandel ====
The Phantom is shown eating a sandwich with liver paste, cucumber, lettuce and and parsley. If the Phantom didn't eat properly, he would not be able to be a superhero.

This is an advertisement for Köttinformation / Svensk kötthandel, Box 7344, 103 90 Stockholm. Advertising agency Ted Bates is credited in the top right corner.

Publication:
* ''Expressen'', February 3 and 17, 1985
* ''[[Göteborgs-Tidningen]]'', February 3 and 17, 1985
* ''Aftonbladet'', February 10 and 24, 1985
* ''[[Göteborgs-Posten]]'', October 4, 2018 (as illustration for an article by Sture Hegerfors)
==== Ski-Doo ====
The snowmobile brand Ski-Doo produced at least three print ads featuring the Phantom that were published in the ''[[Fantomen]]'' magazine in the early 1990s.

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-08-25T20:01:09Z

Stefan: + 2

The Strange Robber

2025-08-25T19:45:02Z

Stefan: /* Image:mini_sweden.gif Sweden */ wrong newspaper

{{Newspaperbox
|Title= The Strange Robber
|image= [[Image:The Strange Robber.jpg|300px]]
|Start= May 8th, 2000
|End= August 5th, 2000
|Strips= 78 (13 weeks)
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[George Olesen]] &<br>[[Keith Williams]]
|Colorist= [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] staff
|Preceded= "[[The Treasure Hunters]]"
|Followed= "[[The Secret City]]"
|}}
'''"The Strange Robber"''' is the 199th Phantom [[Daily stories|daily story]].
The story was written by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and drawn by [[George Olesen]] and [[Keith Williams]].

When this story was first reprinted in Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish comic books, a different version was used where [[Kari Leppänen]] had inked over George Olesen's pencils.

== Plot Summary ==
{{stub}}

=== Appearances ===
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Old man Mozz]]
*Unspecified past Phantom
'''One-time characters'''
*Professor Cartwright
*Berlini
*Jay
*George
*Gollo, a past Watanga Medicine Man
*Chief Watange

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Watanga]]

'''Organizations'''

'''Vehicles'''

'''Items'''

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''

</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Strange Robber", [[The Phantom 1270 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1270]] (2000)

=== [[Image:mini_canada.gif|border]] Canada===
*''[[Le Nouvelliste]]'' December 7, 2000 – March 30, 2001

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*''[[Aalborg Stiftstidende|Nordjyske Stiftstidende]]'' April 27, 2003 – July 14, 2003
*''[[Horsens Folkeblad]]'' August 11, 2005 – November 9, 2005

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Lummeryöstäjä", [[Mustanaamio 18/2003|''Mustanaamio'' 18/2003]] (inked by Kari Leppänen)

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India===
*''[[Anandabazar Patrika]]'' ? – ?

=== [[Image:mini_jamaica.gif]] Jamaica ===
*''[[The Daily Gleaner (Jamaican newspaper)|The Daily Gleaner]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000

=== [[Image:mini_mexico.gif]] Mexico ===
*''[[El Informador]]'' December 2, 2003 – April 11, 2004

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*''[[Aftenposten]]'' June 22, 2001 – October 9, 2001
*"Vannliljeraneren", [[Fantomet 18/2003|''Fantomet'' 18/2003]] (inked by Kari Leppänen)

=== [[Image:mini_serbia.gif|border]] Serbia ===
*"Magični cvet", [[Boomerang 77|''Boomerang'' #77]] – [[Boomerang 78|#78]] (2010)

=== [[Image:mini_spain.gif]] Spain ===
*''[[El Correo]]'' March 7, 2001 – May 24, 2001

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*''[[Svenska Dagbladet]]'' January 17, 2001 – April 17, 2001
*''[[Upsala Nya Tidning]]'' September 17, 2002 – December 17, 2002
*"Näckrosrånaren", [[Fantomen 18/2003|''Fantomen'' 18/2003]] (inked by Kari Leppänen)
*"Näckrosrånaren", [[Fantomen 22-23/2020|''Fantomen'' 22-23/2020]]

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Gizemli Hırsız", [[Kızılmaske 33 (Büyülü Çizgi Roman)|''Kızılmaske'' #33]] (2016)

===[[Image:mini_usa.gif]] USA===
*''[[Anderson Independent-Mail]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Baltimore Sun]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Bangor Daily News]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Baraboo News Republic]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Birmingham News]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Citizens' Voice]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Clarksdale Press Register]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Daily American]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Daily Item]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Daily Journal]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Herald News]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Johnson City Press]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Morning Sentinel]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Observer-Reporter]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Plattsburgh Press-Republican]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Press Enterprise]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Reading Eagle]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[Republican Herald]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*''[[The Winchester Sun]]'' May 8, 2000 – August 5, 2000
*"Hypnotic Flower", [[Comics Revue 183|''Comics Revue'' #183]] – [[Comics Revue 186|#186]] (2000)

[[Category:Daily stories|Strange Robber, The]]
[[Category:2000 Stories|Strange Robber, The]]

Marketing using The Phantom

2025-08-24T20:53:04Z

Stefan: Inserting information about an advertisement. Unsure what information to include and what structure to use.

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
==== Köttinformation / Svensk kötthandel ====
The Phantom is shown eating a sandwich with liver paste, cucumber, lettuce and and parsley. If the Phantom didn't eat properly, he would not be able to be a superhero.

This is an advertisement for Köttinformation / Svensk kötthandel, Box 7344, 103 90 Stockholm. Advertising agency Ted Bates is credited in the top right corner.

Published in Aftonbladet on February 24, 1985. Searching for [https://tidningar.kb.se/search?q=%22trillade%20av%20hero%22&searchGranularity=part&from=1985-01-01&to=1985-12-31 a phrase in the advertisement] indicates that it was also published in Expressen and [[Göteborgs-Tidningen]].

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-08-23T16:53:53Z

Stefan: Back to 1997.

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-08-20T21:04:17Z

Stefan: I reached the end. The strip was published "as long as anyone can remember" according to an article on 2003-05-23, so it probably goes back far.

Upsala Nya Tidning

2025-08-19T21:30:54Z

Stefan: Initial index.

'''''Upsala Nya Tidning''''' is a local [[The Phantom publications in Sweden|Swedish]] newspaper that published "[[The Phantom]]" [[Daily stories|daily strip]]. The newspaper was published six days per week when publishing the strip (later increased to seven days per week).

== Published stories ==
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Original story title!! Start date !! End date !! Comment
|-
| "[[The Epidemic]]" || ? || 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]" || June 2, 2000 || September 30, 2000 ||
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || October 2, 2000 || May 26, 2001 ||
|- 
| "[[The Secret City]]" || May 28, 2001 || September 6, 2001 || Starting with this story, the strip was published in colour.
|-
| "[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || September 7, 2001 || January 15, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[Ghost Quest]]" || January 16, 2002 || May 25, 2002 ||
|- 
| "[[The Treasure Hunters]]" || May 27, 2002 || September 16, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || September 17, 2002 || December 17, 2002 ||
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || December 18, 2002 || ? ||
|}

[[Category:Swedish newspapers]]