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Ku Klux Klan

2026-01-01T22:55:14Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Ku Klux Klan
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 19/1978|''Fantomen'' 19/1978]]
|Pages= 31
|Writer= [[Heiner Bade]] & [[Ulf Granberg]]
|Artist= [[Heiner Bade]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"Ku Klux Klan"''' is a 1978 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Heiner Bade]] and [[Ulf Granberg]], with art by [[Heiner Bade]].

==Plot synopsis==
When Diana's friend June and her husband Jim move to a small town in Texas to open a grocery store, they quickly run into problems with the Ku Klux Klan.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Toma]]
*[[Hero]]
'''One-time characters'''
*June Carter
*Jim Carter
*Mayor Emerson
*Sheriff Porter
*Sheriff deputy Price
*Dr. Ben White

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[United States of America (location)|USA]]
**New York
***United Nations building
**Texas
***Mouldy Hill

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Monkey Mail]]

'''Items'''
*[[Good Mark Ring#The Good Mark necklace|The Good Mark necklace]]
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*The Phantom is rough with roughnecks.
</div><br clear="all">

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Ku Klux Klan", [[The Phantom 1210 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1210]] (1998)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet 128|''Fantomet'' #128]] (1980)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet's Krønike 12|''Fantomet's Krønike'' #12]] (1997)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Mustanaamio 1/1979|''Mustanaamio'' 1/1979]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Mustanaamio 8/1987|''Mustanaamio'' 8]] – [[Mustanaamio 9/1987|9/1987]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Mustanaamio 1/1999|''Mustanaamio'' 1/1999]] (colored)

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif|border]] India ===
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Phantom 8 (Egmont India)|''The Phantom'' #8]] (2001, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Phantom Action Adventure Series: Ku Klux Klan / Return of the Ghost|''Ku Klux Klan / Return of the Ghost'']] (2001, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks 3|''The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks'' #3]] (2003, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Phantom 11 (Egmont India second series)|''The Phantom'' #11]] (2003, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Return of the Ghost / Ku Klux Klan|''Return of the Ghost / Ku Klux Klan'']] (2007, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Silent Avenger|''Silent Avenger'']] (2007, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Return of the Ghost and Ku Klux Klan|''Return of the Ghost and Ku Klux Klan'']] (2010, colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Phantom Special Edition: Silent Avenger|''Silent Avenger'']] (2010, colored)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet 1/1979|''Fantomet'' 1/1979]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet 13-14/1986|''Fantomet'' 13-14/1986]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet 16/1998|''Fantomet'' 16/1998]] (colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomets Krønike 4/2009|''Fantomets Krønike'' 4/2009]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomet Gullalderen 1|''Fantomet Gullalderen'' #1]] (2011)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomen 19/1978|''Fantomen'' 19/1978]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomen 10/1986|''Fantomen'' 10/1986]]
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomen 16/1998|''Fantomen'' 16/1998]] (colored)
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[Fantomen 14-15/2023|''Fantomen'' 14-15/2023]] (colored by [[Reprostugan]])
*"Ku Klux Klan", [[På förbjuden mark|''På förbjuden mark'']] (2025)

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Zenci Düşmanı", [[Kızılmaske 291 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #291]] – [[Kızılmaske 292 (First Series)|#292]] (1979)
*"Zenci Düşmanı", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 9|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #9]]
*"Zenci Düşmanı", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 91|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #91]]
*"Zenci Düşmanı", [[Yeni Kızılmaske Süper Maceralar 1 (Demirbaş Yayıncılık)|''Yeni Kızılmaske Süper Maceralar'' #1]] (2011)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Die Kapuzenbande von Alabama", [[Phantom 145|''Phantom'' #145]] (1980, colored in black/white/red)
*"Die Kapuzenbande von Alabama", [[Phantom Super-band 29|''Phantom Super-band'' #29]] (colored in black/white/red)

== Awards ==
*[[Best story 2023 (Sweden)]]

{{beststory}}

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Ku Klux Klan]]
[[Category:1978 Stories|Ku Klux Klan]]

Good Mark Ring

2026-01-01T22:36:04Z

Thuresson: /* The Good Mark necklace */

[[Image:Rings2.png|thumb|Both rings, as shown in the 2014-March-1st daily strip.]]
On his left hand, the Phantom wears the '''Good Mark Ring'''
== Fictional History ==
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters.

The Good Mark Ring and its insignia are very rarely granted to people who help the Phantom in some significant way, usually by saving his life. They are a sign of the Phantom's protection, which extends to their descendents.
=== According to Team Fantomen ===
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters, representing the sabre swords of [[Redbeard]], [[Crusher]], [[Salla]], and [[Big Bart]]. {{Storylink|The Message}}
=== According to [[Phantom 2040]] ===

<gallery>
File:Phantom2040 Good Mark.png|The variant shown in the [[The Good Mark (Phantom 2040 episode)|''Phantom 2040'' animated series]].
</gallery>

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]] & [[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Two Signs]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. The Carlyle's Good Mark
|-
|"[[A Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. Conley's Good Mark
|-
|"[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stolen Ring]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] ||
|-
|}

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Mystery of the Phantom's Good Mark]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] ||
|-
|"[[The First Assignment]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Felmang]] || Worn by Heloise
|-
|}

==The Good Mark necklace==
[[File:Carolin Benson with necklace.jpg|thumbnail|[[Carolin Benson]] with the Good Mark necklace]]
On rare occasions the Phantom presents a necklace with the Good Mark insignia to persons who have helped The Phantom significantly. The Phantom's protection will also extend to descendent's who wear the necklace. Persons who have been given this necklace include:

*Ahmed Ben Salim{{storylink|The Secret of the Pyramids (Team Fantomen story)|The Secret of the Pyramids}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Alexandra Troy{{storylink|Duel at Deadman's Gulch}} (as descendant)
*Alona{{storylink|The Yellow Death}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Asta Jensen]]{{storylink|The Floating Coffin}} (gift from the 16th Phantom)
*Ben Calico{{storylink|The Black Phantom}} (gift to his father from the 6th Phantom or earlier)
*[[Carolin Benson]]{{storylink|Viva Las Vegas}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Dr. Douglas McQuade{{storylink|The Last Viking}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Dr. Ernst Heath{{storylink|The White Slave Trade}} (gift from a previous Phantom)
*Edgar Rice Burroughs{{storylink|Lord of the Jungle}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Gabriele{{storylink|The King is Dead}} (unknown provenance, very old)
*Gershom Weiner{{storylink|Golem}} (gift from unidentified Phantom to Weiner's mother)
*Granger{{storylink|The Stolen Ring}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Harvey{{storylink|The Skull Mark (story)|The Skull Mark}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Heloise Walker (the 9th Phantom's daughter)|Heloise Walker]] (gift from her father the 9th Phantom){{storylink|The Pirates' Prisoner}}
*James Sinclair{{storylink|The Triads, Part 5: At the End of the Road|At the End of the Road}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*[[Janie Cary]]{{storylink|Saved by Fate}}
*Jim Carter{{storylink|Ku Klux Klan}} (gift from a previous Phantom)
*João Figuera{{storylink|Goldhand (story)|Goldhand}} (gift from the 14th Phantom)
*John Bromton{{storylink|Jungle Adventures: Secret of the Gold Container|Secrets of the Gold Container}} (gift from the 6th Phantom)
*Laura Livesey{{storylink|The Destroyed Rain Forest}} (possibly a gift from the 18th Phantom in the 1890s)
*[[Lenn Jerome]]{{storylink|Hero's Death Sentence}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Lili Mayerling{{storylink|The Cloud Pirates}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Majgren {{storylink|Mutiny}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Malcolm Murray{{storylink|The Well of Time}} (gift from the 16th Phantom)
*Mark and Jenny Miller{{storylink|The Murder Rap}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Max and Moritz{{storylink|The Wolfman of Montargis}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Paloma Cerveza{{storylink|Day of the Dead}} (inherited from her father who served in The Jungle Patrol)
*Pietro{{storylink|The Emperor's Treasure}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Renata di Mascarelli]]{{storylink|The Prisoner in Venice}} (as descendant of her grandfather)
*Richard Fernwhistle{{storylink|The Governor and Scarface}} (gift from [[The 18th Phantom|Kit, the future 18th Phantom]])
*Samuel Chak{{storylink|The Drug Terrorists}} (gift from [[The 20th Phantom]])
*[[Sarah Cartwright]]{{storylink|Operation Hades}} (provenance unknown)
*Scott McDougall{{storylink|Temple of the Snow Demon}} (gift from the 20th Phantom)
*Stanstone{{storylink|The Stolen Trophy}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Tony Leung{{storylink|The Dragon Throne}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Wamwa{{storylink|Revenge of the Drummer}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Mrs. Zebeke{{storylink|Deadly Virus}} (as descendant)
*Unnamed Morristown shop owner{{storylink|Prisoner in the Skull Cave}} (provenance unknown)
[[Category:Objects|Good Mark Ring]]

The Gold Mystery

2025-12-01T23:27:13Z

Thuresson: Spelling

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Gold Mystery
|image= [[File:The Gold Mystery 1977.jpg|300px]]
|1st= [[Fantomen 16/1977|''Fantomen'' 16/1977]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Janne Lundström]]
|Artist= [[Heiner Bade]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic]]
|}}

'''"The Gold Mystery"''' is a 1977 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Janne Lundström]], with art by [[Heiner Bade]].

==Plot synopsis==
A transport plane with captain Pedersen takes off from Heathrow in England with [[Mawitaan|Morristown]] as destination. The plane is carrying 700 kilos of gold. From Morristown control tower the operators can see the plane going past them and continuing over the sea. The plane disappears off the radar. [[Caleb Kagoda|Caleb]] and [[Oona Kagoda]] are on their yacht at sea when the plane crashes nearby. Caleb puts on his diving gear and finds the plane at the bottom of the sea. The pilot is missing and the cargo hold is empty.

Later that night when the Kagodas return to their office in Morristown harbour, they are attacked by an unknown man who sets fire to their boat. [[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] has listened to the search for the missing airplane in the radio control room. Later that night he saves the Kagodas from dying in the fire. In their office they speak about the mystery of the missing plane, the missing cargo and how the plane could crash far beyond its range. Meanwhile two men are watching the office from the shadows.

The Phantom visits [[Lamanda Luaga|President Luaga]] who tells him that the gold belongs to Bengali who intended to use it for urgently needed food and medicine. The Phantom then visits captain Pedersen's apartment. He finds a photo of Pedersen with a tall crewcut man. Somebody tries to shoot him from outside and the Phantom leaves the apartment. Using the photo he learns that the man on the photo is pilot Chris Andersen. He manages to locate Andersen very quickly when Andersen tries to run him over with a lorry. Kaleb Kagoda also identifies the man on the photo as the man who tried to murder the Kagoda's in the fire the previous night.

The Phantom leaves Morristown harbour with the Kagodas. For a few days they scout the coastal mountains where the plane may have disappeared, successfully locating a secret air strip with an underground hangar. He finds the Kagodas tied up and surrenders his pistols. The crooks tie up his hands, then tell him how they managed to steal the gold using two identical planes.

The next day the Phantom and the Kagodas are left tied in the cave. They manage to escape just before bombs destroy the cave. The Phantom manages to locate the bad guys, beat them up and return the gold.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Caleb Kagoda]]
*[[Oona Kagoda]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Toma]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Evan Pedersen
*Chris Andersen
*Blackie
*Landstroem
*Abdul

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[United Kingdom (location)|United Kingdom]]
**Heathrow airport
*[[Sotuland|Sotobar]] (mentioned)
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
***[[Mawitaan Airport|Morristown Airport]]
***Morristown harbour
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace|Presidential Palace]]
**Coral Sea
***Patusan island (mentioned)
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Radio Control Room]]
*Australia (mentioned)
*Bahrein (mentioned)
'''Organizations'''
*Bengali coast guard
*Benga Trans Air
'''Vehicles'''
*[[The Jungle Express]]
*''Tasmania''
</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories==
===Refers to===
*"[[Secret of the Swamp]]" by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
*"[[Death in the Sky]]" by [[Ulf Granberg]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]
== Behind the scenes ==
According to the original script which was donated to [https://www.seriearkivet.se/ Seriearkivet/The Comics Archive], [[Lennart Hartler]] assisted by reviewing technical aspects of airplanes and flying.

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

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Guldmysteriet", [[Fantomet 112|''Fantomet'' #112]] (1979)
*"Guldmysteriet", [[Fantomet Krønike 10|''Fantomet Krønike'' #10]] (1996)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif]] Finland ===
*"Kulta-arvoitus", [[Mustanaamio 26/1977|''Mustanaamio'' 26/1977]]
*"Kulta-arvoitus", [[Mustanaamio 17/1988|''Mustanaamio'' 17/1988]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Gullmysteriet", [[Fantomet 25/1977|''Fantomet'' 25/1977]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Guldmysteriet", [[Fantomen 16/1977|''Fantomen'' 16/1977]]
*"Guldmysteriet", [[Fantomen 14/1988|''Fantomen'' 14/1988]]
*"Guldmysteriet", [[På förbjuden mark|''På förbjuden mark'']] (2025)

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Das Gold der grünen Hölle", [[Phantom 230|''Phantom'' #230]] (1983)
*"Das Gold der grünen Hölle", [[Phantom Super-band 1064|''Phantom Super-band'' #1064]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Gold Mystery, The]]
[[Category:1977 Stories|Gold Mystery, The]]

The Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo

2025-11-09T20:32:54Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 12/1997|''Fantomen'' 12/1997]]
|Pages= 30
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Joan Boix]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo"''' is a 1997 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Joan Boix]].

==Plot synopsis==
After defeating a gang of smugglers on the Aegean Sea, the Phantom finds himself involved in a Greek art dealer's attempt to find the legendary ship ''Argos'' and the golden fleece.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The 19th Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Kit]] and [[Heloise]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Bobo]]
*[[James Holborn]] (mentioned)
'''One-time characters'''
*Sir Hugh Holborn
*Kiryas Parnassos
*Giorgakis Kantzalis
*Chattenham, sir Hugh's assistant
*Özcan, smuggler
*Stelios, bar owner
*Pireus
*Kostakis, fisherman
*Reveka, girl
*Christos, teenage boy
*Aris, Giorgakis' son?
*Kostas, Parnassos's thug
*Kostakis, Parnasso's thug

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
*[[Greece (location)|Greece]]
**Island of Ventros
**Pireus

'''Organisations'''
*[[The Monkey Mail]]

'''Objects'''
*[[Good Mark Ring|The Good Mark necklace]]

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

==Trivia==
Sir Hugh is called "Sir James" by his assistant Chattenham.

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 2: The Grave of Tiberius]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 3: Medea's Revenge]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix
*"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 4]]" by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo", [[The Phantom 1179 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1179]] (1997)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Kulatinen vuota, osa 1: Argo", [[Mustanaamio 7/1997|''Mustanaamio'' 7/1997]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Det gylne skinnet, del 1: Argo", [[Fantomet 12/1997|''Fantomet'' 12/1997]]
*"Det gylne skinnet, del 1: Argo", [[Fantomets Krønike 5/2007|''Fantomets Krønike'' 5/2007]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Det gyllene skinnet, del 1: Argo", [[Fantomen 12/1997|''Fantomen'' 12/1997]]
*"Det gyllene skinnet, del 1: Argo", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/2000|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/2000]]
*"Det gyllene skinnet, del 1: Argo", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/2004|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/2004]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo, The]]
[[Category:1997 Stories|Golden Fleece, Part 1: Argo, The]]

The Count of Bengali

2025-11-08T21:02:30Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Count of Bengali
|image= [[Image:Count of Bengali.jpg|200px]]
|1st= [[Fantomen 3/1995|''Fantomen'' 3/1995]]
|Pages= 46
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny]],<br>& [[Umberto Sammarini|Usam]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Count of Bengali"''' is a 1995 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny]], and [[Umberto Sammarini|Usam]].

==Plot synopsis==
Set in 1828-1829, a villainous French nobleman leaves Paris after killing a young student in a duel. He ends up as an owner of a casino in Morristown where he learns of a large treasure in a mysterious cave deep in the jungle.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[The 15th Phantom]] (as Chris)
*[[Guran]]
*[[Marie Claire]]
*past chief of the [[Bandar]]s (unnamed, was the chief in the 14th Phantom's days, probably [[Zuran (in the days of the 14th and 15th Phantom)|Zuran]])
'''One-time characters'''
*Theodore Taillefer, Chris' friend
*Anastasie Taillefer, Theodore's sister
*Vicomte de Arais
*Louis, Vicomte's second
*Noel Clayton, lieutenant in the Jungle Patrol
*Hardy Trevor
*Russell, working for the Vicomte de Arais
*Chagarra, working for the Vicomte de Arais
*Delphine Beauseant
*Jaques
*Guérin, lawyer (mentioned only)
*Unnamed colonel of the Jungle Patrol (does not bear the likeness of [[Lord Cardingham]])
*[[Governors of Bengali|Unnamed governor of Bengali]] (mentioned only)

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[France (location)|France]]
**Paris
**Boulogner Woods
**Rouen, location of Anastasie's boarding house
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
***Morristown Casino
*Iron Rock Island
*The Island of Tougandabyn

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Tougonda]]

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

'''Objects'''
*[[The Skull Ring]]

'''[[Old Jungle Sayings]]
*Look upon the Phantom's face without permission, and die a horrible death.
</div><br clear="all">

==Trivia==
The capital of Bengali is called Morristown but in ''[[Kingdom of the Pirates]]'', set later in 1829 or 1830, the capital is called Moribar

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Count of Bengali", [[The Phantom 1105 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1105]] (1995)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Bengalin kreivi", [[Mustanaamio 3/1995|''Mustanaamio'' 3/1995]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Greven av Bengal", [[Fantomet 9/1995|''Fantomet'' 9/1995]]
*"Greven av Bengal", [[Fantomets Krønike 6/2002|''Fantomets Krønike'' 6/2002]]
*"Greven av Bengal", [[Krønikebok 15|''Krønikebok'' #15]] (2004)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Greven av Bengali", [[Fantomen 3/1995|''Fantomen'' 3/1995]]
*"Greven av Bengali", [[Fantomen Krönika 2/1998|''Fantomen Krönika'' 2/1998]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Count of Bengali, The]]
[[Category:1995 Stories|Count of Bengali, The]]

The 15th Phantom

2025-11-08T05:10:13Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{ancestor
|name= The 15th Phantom
|TF= 1831-1848
|Falk= mid 19th century
|Moonstone= No appearance
|Bastei= 1959-present
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 15th Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
The 15th Phantom was born in 1811 and was 19 years old when he swore [[the Oath of the Skull]]. He is said to be the bravest and the most dare-devilish of all the Phantoms.{{Storylink|Pirates of the Yellow Snake}}

In 1826 he studied at a school in Paris.{{storylink|Pirates of the Yellow Snake}} In 1827 and 1831 he studied at Sorbonne in France.{{storylink|The Devil's Library, Part 3: The Hellhound|The Hellhound}}{{storylink|The Unknown Commander, Part 1|The Unknown Commander}}

The 15th Phantom became the Phantom in 1831 after his father had been murdered by the false [[the Jungle Patrol|Jungle Patrol colonel]] [[Chandra Sykharn]], a ruler of one of the countries in [[the Misty Mountains]]. He realized that the weak point of the old Jungle Patrol was that everyone knew who was the Commander and hence knew when he was away, making it easier for an impostor to appear and claiming to have orders from the Commander.

First, however, he caught Chandra Sykharn and his men as they were supposed to attack [[the Skull Cave]] and steal its legendary treasure. The prisoners had to build a new headquarter for the Jungle Patrol while the Patrol was in [[Mawitaan|Morristown]] and the 15th reformed the Patrol by getting new uniforms and material and also recruiting new patrolmen.

When everything was done, the 15th Phantom fought a duel with [[Kulai Singh]], the mastermind behind the plan which lead to the death of [[the 14th Phantom]], and won, leaving him to the Jungle Patrol for imprisonment.{{Storylink|The Unknown Commander, Part 1|The Unknown Commander Pt 1}} {{Storylink|The Unknown Commander, Part 2|The Unknown Commander Pt 2}}

Later that year, he married [[Juliet Adams]]. {{Storylink|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen#Behind the scenes|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen (edited version)}}

In 1831, his son is born, [[the 16th Phantom|the future 16th Phantom]].

===According to [[Lee Falk]]===
The 15th Phantom married an orphaned opera singer in or from Rome{{Storylink|The Heirs}} {{Storylink|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen}} {{Storylink|Buried Treasure}} or [[Jeanette Lafitte]].{{Storylink|Queen Amaza's Mate}}

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
{{stub}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
Within the stories produced by Bastei Verlag in Germany, the 15th Phantom is considered to be the current Phantom, otherwise regarded as [[the 21st Phantom|the 21st]]. He succeded his father in 1959.{{Storylink|Bastei_stories#Differences|Die Ahnentafel Phantoms}}

== Notes ==
{{FootnoteText|1}}"[[Pirates of the Yellow Snake]]" by [[Norman Worker]] and [[Jaime Vallvé]]

== Notable Appearances ==
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Buried Treasure]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || N/A|| mentioned, married [[Italian opera singer|an Italian soprano]]
|-
|"[[The Iceman]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Terry Beatty|Beatty]] || N/A|| mentioned
|-
|"[[The Commander Will See You Now]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]] || 1845 ||
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Pirates of the Yellow Snake]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1826 ||Said to be 15 years old
|-
|"[[The Count of Bengali]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]], [[Usam]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1828-29 || Studies in Paris
|-
|"[[The Wreck in Bengali Bay]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1830 ||
|-
|"[[The Devil's Library, Part 3: The Hellhound]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1830 || 
|-
|"[[The Unknown Commander Part 1]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1831 || 
|-
|"[[The Unknown Commander Part 2]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1831 || 
|-
|"[[The Grave Robbers]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1832 || 
|-
|"[[The King of Beggars]]" || [[Per G Hvidsten|Hvidsten]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1840 || 
|-
|"[[The Iron Mask]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1843 || 
|-
|"[[The Child Farm]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1845 || 
|-
|"[[The Demon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 18?? ||A brief notice that he nearly lost his life when [[Pasha Singh]] captured him.
|-
|}

=== [[Moonstone stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Priceless]]" || [[Justin Grey|Grey]], [[Chris Yeoman|Yeoman]] || [[John Toledo|Toledo]] || ???? || 
|-
|}

{{phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 15th]]

Governors of Bengali

2025-11-08T05:03:36Z

Thuresson: 1829

'''Governors of Bengali''' is a list of people in some Phantom stories holding the position as governor of Bengali.

In the real world, Britain did not have any formal influence in East Africa until the late 19th century.

== Newspaper strip stories ==

{| {{table}}
!! bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Name!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Service period!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| First appearance!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| Notes
|---
|? || ? || "[[High Seas Highjacker]]" ||
|---
|Edmund ?|| ? || "[[The Governor's Family]]" || Unnamed in "[[Jungle Love]]".
|---
|?|| ? || "[[The Slave Market of Mucar]]" || (mentioned)
|---
|}

== Fratelli Spada stories ==
{| {{table}}
!! bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Name!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Service period!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| First appearance!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| Notes
|---
|? Claire || 1740 || "[[The Island of Rada Mandi]]" || He was the father of miss Claire, who married to unspecified past Phantom in 1740.
|---
|}

== Gold Key/King/Charlton stories ==
{| {{table}}
!! bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Name!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Service period!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| First appearance!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| Notes
|---
|unnamed|| present || "[[No Gratitude]]" ||
|---
|}

== Team Fantomen stories ==
{| {{table}}
!! bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Name!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"|Service period!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| First appearance!!bgcolor="#FFEBAD"| Notes
|---
|unnamed|| 1680 || "[[Kit and the Pirates]]" || The governor has a palace in [[Mawitaan|Moribar]]
|-
|Percy|| 1780s || "[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 4: Cagliostro Mystery]]" ||
|---
|unnamed|| 1802 || "[[Goldhand (story)|Goldhand]]" || A governor in Bengali is mentioned
|-
|unnamed || 1810-1811 || "[[Revenge of the Pirate Queen]]" || Morristown is said to have a general governor
|-
|unnamed|| 1811 || "[[The Hidden Valley]]" ||A male British general governor in Moribar is mentioned
|---
|sir Cedric Pagett|| 1826 || "[[Pirates of the Yellow Snake]]" ||Deposed when it turned out that he was working with pirates.
|---
|Lord Flimsey|| 1827|| "[[The Mysterious Cave, Part Two: Ch'Gaan's Curse]]" ||Got involved in the illegal slavetrade.
|---
|unnamed (mentioned only) || 1829 || "[[The Count of Bengali]]" || A governor is said to visit the popular casino in Morristown from time to time
|---
|sir William G. Loder|| 1800s (1830?) || "[[Kingdom of the Pirates]]" ||Deposed when it turned out that he was working with pirates.
|---
|unnamed|| 1858 || "[[The Elephant Sect]]" || A British governor rules Bengali from Morristown as part of British East Africa
|---
|sir Stamford Bridges|| 1868 || "[[The Slave's Railway]]" ||Built a railway with slaves, accidentily shot his own son when discovered.
|---
|unnamed (mentioned only) || 1870 || "[[Son of the Pirate Queen]]" || Put a price on the head of [[Lady Kate Sommerset|Kate Sommerset]] and her crew.
|---
|sir Lionel Fernwhistle|| before Hawkwood || "[[The Governor and Scarface]]" ||After his service period, he complained at his successor Hawkwood and was murdered.
|---
|Lord Hawkwood || 1880s || "[[The Governor and Scarface]]" ||Cooperated with the pirate Scarface who killed him when exposed.
|---
|unnamed || 1887|| "[[The Orient Express, Part 2]]" || Gave the [[The_Major_Treasure_Room#Introduced_in_the_Team_Fantomen_stories|steam train model]] to [[the 17th Phantom|Mr Walker]] on behalf of Queen Victoria.
|---
|unnamed || 1889|| "[[Son of the Pirate Queen]]" || The new governor granted an amnesty to all freebooters and pirates.
|---
|unnamed || 1920s || "[[The Triads, Part 1: Deadly Cargo]]" ||
|---
|}
[[Category:Historical Characters]]

The Trade War

2025-09-17T19:55:37Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Trade War
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 3/1973|''Fantomen'' 3/1973]]
|Pages= 25
|Writer= [[Janne Lundström]] &<br>[[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]
|Artist= [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Trade War"''' is a 1973 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]], with art by [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]].

==Plot synopsis==
In the distant region of Awashiland John Smith, the owner of the only grocery store, sells his goods at high prices and trick the farmers to give him their harvest in exchange for credit at the store. The Phantom helps the Awashi to start their own cooperative store.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Colonel Worubu]]
*[[Trader Joe]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Toro
*John Smith
*Hank
*Hank's three brothers
**Keenan
**Frank (possibly a misspelling of Hank)
*Basilio
*Captain Kowu, JP
*Sammy, JP
*Bert, JP
*Awashi villagers
*Jungle Patrolmen
*Ahmar, truck driver
*Boohra, truck driver
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]
*Awashi co-op
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**Awashiland
***Awashi village
***Smith's Trading Post
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[The Jungle Patrol Headquarters]]
**[[Abandoned Well]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Awashi]]
</div><br clear="all">

== Behind the scenes==
*[[Bertil Wilhelmsson]] signed the first page of the story, but he also hid his signature later in the story. His name is written on a wooden crate in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stencil_(typeface) stencil], and his initials are on the label of a can in the co-op.
*No writer was credited at publication. According to editorial documents donated to [https://www.seriearkivet.se/ Seriearkivet/The Comics Archive], [[Janne Lundström]] wrote the synopsis and the script was written by Lundström and [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]].
*This story is regarded as one of the defining stories of the [[Team Fantomen]] development in the 1970s. It is often cited as an example of the social awareness and political themes that became a big part of Team Fantomen stories.
*Worubu has a mustache instead of his usual goatee, a look he only had temporarily in the daily strip story "[[Luaga's Undercover Tour]]" which had been published in Sweden two years before "The Trade War".

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Trade War", [[The Phantom 1840 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1840]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Handelskrigen", [[Fantomet 16/1973|''Fantomet '' 16/1973]]
*"Handelskrigen", [[Krønikebok 34|''Krønikebok'' #34]] (2007)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Handelskriget", [[Fantomen 3/1973|''Fantomen'' 3/1973]]
*"Handelskriget", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/2003|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/2003]]
*"Handelskriget", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1973, Del 1|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1973, Del 1]] (2024)
*"Handelskriget", [[På förbjuden mark|''På förbjuden mark'']] (2025)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Trade War, The]]
[[Category:1973 Stories|Trade War, The]]

The Slaves (1972 story)

2025-09-16T21:13:11Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Slaves
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 14/1972|''Fantomen'' 14/1972]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Magnus Knutsson]]
|Artist= [[Jaime Vallvé]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Slaves"''' is a 1972 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Magnus Knutsson]], with art by [[Jaime Vallvé]].

==Plot synopsis==
Young men from the jungle tribes who travel to Morristown for work are not heard from again. The Phantom discovers that the men have been tricked into signing up for mining work in Rodia where they are used for arduous manual labour without permission to leave.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga|President Luaga]]
*[[Llionto|Chief of Llongo]]
*[[Wambatta|Chief of Wambesi]]
*[[Nelson N'Dela|Colonel X of RLA]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Kenga's fiancee
*Kenga
*Didelo (mentioned)
*Mumba
*Ox
*Willie
*Amanuensis M'Bobo of the Museum
*Captain Okwe of RLA

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
***Bar
***Gazelle Alley
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace|Presidential Palace]]
***Museum (possibly a natural history museum)
*[[Rodia]]
**The Morris Mine
**[[Marcusburg]]
**Avayo
**RLA Headquarters
'''Organisations'''
*[[Rodian Liberation Army]]
*[[Rodian Secret Police]]
'''Newspapers'''
*''The Marcusburg News''
*''The Bengalitown Post'' (mentioned)
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Llongo]]
*[[Wambesi]]

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

== Behind the scenes ==
*According to [[Janne Lundström]]'s receipts donated to [https://www.seriearkivet.se/ Seriearkivet/The Comics Archive], he did the editing of the script for this story.

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Slaves", [[The Phantom 1844 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1844]] (2019)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Slavearbejderne", [[Fantomet 57|''Fantomet'' #57]] (1975)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Slavearbeiderne", [[Fantomet 2/1973|''Fantomet'' 2/1973]]
*"Slavearbeiderne", [[Krønikebok 33|''Krønikebok'' #33]] (2007)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Slavarbetarna", [[Fantomen 14/1972|''Fantomen'' 14/1972]]
*"Slavarbetarna", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/2003|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/2003]]
*"Slavarbetarna", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1972, Del 3|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1972, Del 3]] (2023)
*"Slavarbetarna", [[På förbjuden mark|''På förbjuden mark'']] (2025)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Slaves (1972 story), The]]
[[Category:1972 Stories|Slaves, The]]

User:Thuresson

2025-09-16T21:13:08Z

Thuresson: /* Newspapers in Bengali */

I have read ''Fantomen'' for a very long time. My favourite writers are Norman Worker and Claes Reimerthi; favourite artists are Jaime Vallvé and Hans Lindahl.

=Stuff that needs to be developed further=
==Timeline of the 21st Phantom==

If the 21st Phantom was born in 1939, he is today {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1939}} years old.

{|{{table}}
!Year!!Reason for the date
|-
|valign="top"|1945
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom appears to be 5 or 6 years old in "[[Eden (story)|Eden]]". The story is set in 1945 according to [[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery|this story]]
|-
|valign="top"|1988
|align="left" valign="top"|Travels to Mexico for a [[The Crystal Skull|chrystal skull]]
|-
|valign="top"|2001
|align="left" valign="top"|"Class of 2001" graduates from The Jungle Patrol in "[[The Invisible Phantom]]"
|-
|valign="top"|2005
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom [[The Redeemer, Part 3: The Army|fights Lubanga]]; the story is set in 2005 according to [[Dr Aron Cartwright]]'s gravestone
|-
|valign="top"|2012
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bandar Idol]]
|-
|valign="top"|2013
|align="left" valign="top"|A centennial wave returns according to [[The Haunted Bay]]
|-
|valign="top"|2014
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom helps [[Dave Palmer]] this year, according to [[The Butcher from Clarksville|this story]]
|-
|}

==Newspapers in Bengali==

{|{{table}}
!Name!!Appears in
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Bugle]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Journal
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Heart of Darkness II - Part 5: Death has Many Shapes|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Mistaken Identity|Here]], [[The Floating Island|here]], [[The Ghost Ship (Team Fantomen story)|here]], [[The Phantom from the Bronx|here]], [[Duel in Cyberspace|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengalitown Post
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Slaves (1972 story)|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Bengali Post
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Lost at Sea, Part 2: The Singing Statues|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[Deadly Virus|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Times]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Daily News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Crying Idol|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|Here]], [[The Psychiatrist|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Moribar Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[The Skull Murders (2011 story)|here]], [[Valley of the Apes|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Sister Steelfist|Here]], [[Raiders of the Lost City, Part 1|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Kurier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Phantom from the Bronx|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Deadly Virus|Here]], [[Cyclops (Team Fantomen story)|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Times
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bank Robbers, Part 1|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Tribune
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The New President|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morrison Post (sic)
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Jungle Snow|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morriston Press (sic)
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Murder Victim|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Sanloi Curier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|}

The Secret of the Plantation

2025-08-31T20:08:36Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Secret of the Plantation
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 16/1971|''Fantomen'' 16/1971]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Janne Lundström]] & <br>[[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]
|Artist= [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Secret of the Plantation"''' is a 1971 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]], written by [[Janne Lundström]] and [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]], with art by [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]].

==Plot synopsis==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Toma]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga|President Luaga]] (mentioned)
'''One-time characters'''
*Grimson, senior guard
*Mbebo
*Steve N. Stevens
*Minister of agriculture
*Reagan, guard
*Martin, servant
*Eric, Stevens' son
*Alice, Stevens' wife
*Bwoma
*Hank, guard

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
**Stevens valley

'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*When the Phantom sneaks, the snake is a clumsy elephant

</div><br clear="all">
== Behind the scenes ==
*No writer was credited at publication. According to editorial documents donated to [https://www.seriearkivet.se/ Seriearkivet/The Comics Archive], [[Janne Lundström]] wrote the synopsis and the script was written by Lundström and [[Bertil Wilhelmsson]].

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

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Salaisuuksien suurtila", [[Mustanaamio 2/1972|''Mustanaamio'' 2/1972]]
*"Salaisuuksien suurtila", [[Mustanaamio 1972 (reprint)|''Mustanaamio'' 1972]] (2015)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Plantasjens hemmelighet", [[Fantomet 10/1972|''Fantomet '' 10/1972]]
*"Plantasjens hemmelighet", [[Krønikebok 31|''Krønikebok'' #31]] (2006)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Plantagens hemlighet", [[Fantomen 16/1971|''Fantomen'' 16/1971]]
*"Plantagens hemlighet", [[Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången 1971, Del 3|''Fantomen - Den inbundna årgången'' 1971, Del 3]] (2022)
*"Plantagens hemlighet", [[På förbjuden mark|''På förbjuden mark'']] (2025)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Secret of the Plantation, The]]
[[Category:1971 Stories|Secret of the Plantation, The]]

User:Thuresson

2025-08-31T19:57:00Z

Thuresson: /* Newspapers in Bengali */

I have read ''Fantomen'' for a very long time. My favourite writers are Norman Worker and Claes Reimerthi; favourite artists are Jaime Vallvé and Hans Lindahl.

=Stuff that needs to be developed further=
==Timeline of the 21st Phantom==

If the 21st Phantom was born in 1939, he is today {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1939}} years old.

{|{{table}}
!Year!!Reason for the date
|-
|valign="top"|1945
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom appears to be 5 or 6 years old in "[[Eden (story)|Eden]]". The story is set in 1945 according to [[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery|this story]]
|-
|valign="top"|1988
|align="left" valign="top"|Travels to Mexico for a [[The Crystal Skull|chrystal skull]]
|-
|valign="top"|2001
|align="left" valign="top"|"Class of 2001" graduates from The Jungle Patrol in "[[The Invisible Phantom]]"
|-
|valign="top"|2005
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom [[The Redeemer, Part 3: The Army|fights Lubanga]]; the story is set in 2005 according to [[Dr Aron Cartwright]]'s gravestone
|-
|valign="top"|2012
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bandar Idol]]
|-
|valign="top"|2013
|align="left" valign="top"|A centennial wave returns according to [[The Haunted Bay]]
|-
|valign="top"|2014
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom helps [[Dave Palmer]] this year, according to [[The Butcher from Clarksville|this story]]
|-
|}

==Newspapers in Bengali==

{|{{table}}
!Name!!Appears in
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Bugle]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Journal
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Heart of Darkness II - Part 5: Death has Many Shapes|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Mistaken Identity|Here]], [[The Floating Island|here]], [[The Ghost Ship (Team Fantomen story)|here]], [[The Phantom from the Bronx|here]], [[Duel in Cyberspace|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Bengali Post
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Lost at Sea, Part 2: The Singing Statues|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[Deadly Virus|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Times]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Daily News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Crying Idol|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|Here]], [[The Psychiatrist|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Moribar Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[The Skull Murders (2011 story)|here]], [[Valley of the Apes|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Sister Steelfist|Here]], [[Raiders of the Lost City, Part 1|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Kurier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Phantom from the Bronx|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Deadly Virus|Here]], [[Cyclops (Team Fantomen story)|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Times
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bank Robbers, Part 1|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Tribune
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The New President|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morrison Post (sic)
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Jungle Snow|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morriston Press (sic)
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Murder Victim|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Sanloi Curier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|}

The Pirate Queen

2024-10-07T20:54:28Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Pirate Queen
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 8/2003|''Fantomen'' 8/2003]]
|Pages= 31
|Writer= [[David Bishop]]
|Artist= [[César Spadari]]
|Colorist= [[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Kärnan]]
|}}

'''"The Pirate Queen"''' is a 2003 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[David Bishop]], with art by [[César Spadari]].

==Plot synopsis==
[[Guran]] is tidying up in [[The Chronicle Room]] in [[The Skull Cave]] when he finds a biography of [[Lady Kate Sommerset|Kate Sommerset]], and shows it to [[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana]].

Calling herself Lady Kate Somerset, she was born in England in 1848 as the tomboyish third child of vicar Reginald Sommerset. When she was eight years old in 1856, her father decided to move to Bengali with his family. The ship they were travelling on was attacked off the coast of Bengali by Singh pirates and the gruesome pirate leader [[Scimitar Singh]] killed Kate's father. Out of nowhere appears [[The 16th Phantom|The Phantom]] and the pirates leave, taking Kate and her father's golden crucifix with them. The Phantom promises to rescue her.

Kate spends the next four years on the pirate ship, cooking food for the pirates. One day when The Phantom appears on the pirate ship, Kate has her revenge on the Singh pirate when she stabs him in the back with her father's sharpened crucifix and sets fire to his ship. Scimitar Singh is left presumed to be dead. The Phantom brings her with him to Bengali and the mission where her mother and siblings are staying.

Kate finds it difficult to adapt to wearing skirts and acting like a little lady. When her mother decides to send her back to England to a boarding house for young ladies, she runs away from home to become a sailor, dressed like a boy and calling herself Kay. Within two years she becomes first mate on the "Crimson Corsair", a pirate ship owned by captain Maddox. One day they attack a ship that turns out to be a Singh ship belonging to Scimitar Singh. The gruesome pirate Singh and Kate have a swordfight and she ultimately stabs him with her father's golden crucifix, sharpened like a dagger. Badly bleeding herself, The Phantom tends to her wounds and as a token of gratitude The Phantom is allowed to leave the "Crimson Corsair" unharmed. With captain Maddox dead, Kate is now "Crimson Corsairs" captain, nicknamed "The Pirate Queen".

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[Lady Kate Sommerset|Kate Sommerset]]
*[[The 16th Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Venus]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Scimitar Singh]]
*[[Reginald Sommerset]]
*Mrs. Sommerset
*The Sommerset brothers
*Captain Maddox

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Singh Brotherhood]]

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

== Related stories ==
===Refers to===
*"[[Convent Island (story)|Convent Island]]" by David Bishop and César Spadari

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Pirate Queen", [[The Phantom 1354 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1354]] (2003)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Merirosvokuningatar", [[Mustanaamio 8/2003|''Mustanaamio'' 8/2003]]

=== [[Image:mini_italy.gif]] Italy ===
*"La regina dei pirati - La vendetta di Kate", [[Phantom - L'Uomo Mascherato 2|''Phantom - L'Uomo Mascherato'' #2]] (2009)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Piratdronningen", [[Fantomet 8/2003|''Fantomet'' 8/2003]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Piratdrottningen", [[Fantomen 8/2003|''Fantomen'' 8/2003]]
*"Piratdrottningen", ''[[Älskade pirat]]'' (2024)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Pirate Queen, The]]
[[Category:2003 Stories|Pirate Queen, The]]

The Avenger from the Sea

2024-08-11T22:29:00Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Avenger from the Sea
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 2/1978|''Fantomen'' 2/1978]]
|Pages= 35
|Writer= [[Norman Worker]]
|Artist= [[Georges Bess]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Avenger from the Sea"''' is a 1978 [[Team Fantomen stories|Team Fantomen story]] written by [[Norman Worker]], with art by [[Georges Bess]].

==Plot synopsis==
The Phantom is visiting [[Mawitaan]] with Rex where [[Lamanda Luaga|President Luaga]] is opening an exhibition of the 18th century ship ''Vengeance'' which has been salvaged with the help of Swedish experts. At lunch in the Presidential palace the Phantom tells how the ship played a role in a story concerning [[the 8th Phantom]].

The 8th Phantom is riding with the Jungle Patrol from the Skull Cave to Sanloi. Sanloi is a small kingdom ruled by King Mahmoud Toghrul. A trading ship has returned filled with gold to be shared by the ship's investors in Sanloi. But first a great party will be held in the royal palace. King Mahmoud welcomes the ship's captain back. The captain tells the king that to the very last a pirate ship had followed them.

As the sun settles, a pirate ship led by Captain Blood is waiting offshore. Captain Blood has a spy in Sanloi who has reported that a great feast will be held and that nobody is expecting an attack. At night the pirates attack, the guards too drunk to put up any resistance. The pirates ransack Sanloi and before leaving the pirate captain takes the Princess Yasmin with him to prevent the king and his men from shooting at the pirate ship as it leaves. If the Phantom or anybody else interferes the princess will be hanged from a yard.

Later, the king receives a message from Captain Blood that he will release the princess in exchange for the Phantom. The Phantom comes to the pirate ship unarmed where captain Blood shoots him in the back. As he falls into the sea, loyal Bandars rescue him. The pirate ship sails off with the princess still onboard.

The Bandars take the Phantom back to the Skull Cave. The Phantom is dying and asks that a message be sent to Kit and Lady Ingrid who is visiting Sweden. The Bandar Bamba is sent away but luckily Kit and his mother have decided to make a surprise visit and Bamba finds them in Morristown. As the Phantom is dying, his son Kit [[The Oath of the Skull|swears the oath]] to become [[the 9th Phantom]].

The Phantom returns to Sanloi with the Jungle Patrol. Captain Blood's Sanloi spy, Billy Bones, is found quickly and he reveals that the captain has sailed to his hiding place Terror Island off the coast of Madagascar. The Phantom and the Jungle Patrol go ashore on the island, capture the pirates and rescue the princess.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[The 6th Phantom]] (mentioned)
*[[Redbeard]] (mentioned)
*[[The 8th Phantom]]
*[[The 9th Phantom]]
*[[Turan (in the days of the 8th and 9th Phantom)|Turan]]
*[[Ingrid of Holstein|Lady Ingrid]]

'''One-time characters'''
*[[Black Carver]]
*Captain Blood
*Captain Hood
*King Mahmoud Toghrul
*Princess Yasmin
*Abu
*Abu's Father
*Flint
*Bamba
*Billy Bones
*Able Gun

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla|Bengali]]
**[[Mawitaan|Morristown]]
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace]]
**[[Sanloi]]
***The Anchor
**[[The Skull Cave]]
**[[Eden]] (mentioned)
**[[Bengali River]]
**[[The Whispering Grove]]
*Terror Island
*Madagascar
'''Ships'''
*The Vengeance
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasa_(ship) Vasa] (mentioned)
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Mori]]
'''[[Old Jungle Sayings]]'''
*"There are times when the Phantom leaves the jungle and walks the streets of the town like an ordinary man."
</div><br clear="all">

== Behind the scenes==
*The story includes several references to the novel "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treasure_Island Treasure Island]" by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Louis_Stevenson Robert Louis Stevenson]
*One of the unnamed Swedish experts bears the resemblance of Anders Franzén who discovered the sunken ship "Vasa" in the 1950s.
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia===
*"The Avenger from the Sea", [[The Phantom 1403 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1403]] (2004)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Hævneren fra havet", [[Fantomet 150|''Fantomet'' #150]] (1980)
*"Hævneren fra havet", [[Fantomet Krønike 7|''Fantomet Krønike'' #7]] (1995)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland===
*"Kostaja mereltä", [[Mustanaamio 11/1978|''Mustanaamio'' 11/1978]]
*"Kostaja mereltä", [[Mustanaamio 25/1986|''Mustanaamio'' 25]] – [[Mustanaamio 26/1986|26/1986]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Fantomet 11/1978|''Fantomet'' 11/1978]]
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Fantomet 6/1986|''Fantomet'' 6/1986]]
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Fantomets Krønike 2/1990|''Fantomets Krønike'' 2/1990]]
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Fantomets Krønike 5/2001|''Fantomets Krønike'' 3/2001]]
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Krønikebok 8|''Krønikebok'' #8]] – [[Krønikebok 9|#9]] (2002)
*"Hevneren fra havet", [[Fantomet 7/2017|''Fantomet'' 7/2017]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Hämnaren från havet", [[Fantomen 2/1978|''Fantomen'' 2/1978]]
*"Hämnaren från havet", [[Fantomen 14/1986|''Fantomen'' 14/1986]]
*"Hämnaren från havet", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/1995|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/1995]]
*"Hämnaren från havet", [[Fantomen Krönika Band 3|''Fantomen Krönika'' Band 3]] (2001)
*"Hämnaren från havet", [[Fantomen 10-11/2017|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2017]]

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Phantom und der Kaperkapitän", [[Phantom 125|'' Phantom'' #125]] - ''the first half only'' (1979)
*"Phantom und der Kaperkapitän", [[Phantom Super-band 21|''Phantom Super-band'' #21]] - ''the first half only''

== Awards ==
*Best story (Sweden) 1978

{{beststory}}
[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Avenger from the Sea, The]]
[[Category:1978 Stories|Avenger from the Sea, The]]

User:Thuresson

2023-01-19T18:52:25Z

Thuresson: /* Newspapers in Bengali */

I have read ''Fantomen'' for a very long time. My favourite writers are Norman Worker and Claes Reimerthi; favourite artists are Jaime Vallvé and Hans Lindahl.

=Stuff that needs to be developed further=
==Timeline of the 21st Phantom==

If the 21st Phantom was born in 1939, he is today {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}-1939}} years old.

{|{{table}}
!Year!!Reason for the date
|-
|valign="top"|1945
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom appears to be 5 or 6 years old in "[[Eden (story)|Eden]]". The story is set in 1945 according to [[Temple of the Gods, Part 1: The U-Boat Mystery|this story]]
|-
|valign="top"|1988
|align="left" valign="top"|Travels to Mexico for a [[The Crystal Skull|chrystal skull]]
|-
|valign="top"|2001
|align="left" valign="top"|"Class of 2001" graduates from The Jungle Patrol in "[[The Invisible Phantom]]"
|-
|valign="top"|2005
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom [[The Redeemer, Part 3: The Army|fights Lubanga]]; the story is set in 2005 according to [[Dr Aron Cartwright]]'s gravestone
|-
|valign="top"|2012
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bandar Idol]]
|-
|valign="top"|2013
|align="left" valign="top"|A centennial wave returns according to [[The Haunted Bay]]
|-
|valign="top"|2014
|align="left" valign="top"|The Phantom helps [[Dave Palmer]] this year, according to [[The Butcher from Clarksville|this story]]
|-
|}

==Newspapers in Bengali==

{|{{table}}
!Name!!Appears in
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Bugle]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Journal
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Heart of Darkness II - Part 5: Death has Many Shapes|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Mistaken Identity|Here]], [[The Floating Island|here]], [[The Ghost Ship (Team Fantomen story)|here]], [[The Phantom from the Bronx|here]], [[Duel in Cyberspace|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Bengali Post
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Lost at Sea, Part 2: The Singing Statues|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Bengali Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[Deadly Virus|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Bengali Times]]
|align="left" valign="top"|Lots of places
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Daily News
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Crying Idol|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|The Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mermaids of Melo Straits (Team Fantomen story)|Here]], [[The Psychiatrist|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Moribar Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Gazette
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Mysterious Commander|Here]], [[The Skull Murders (2011 story)|here]], [[Valley of the Apes|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Herald
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Sister Steelfist|Here]], [[Raiders of the Lost City, Part 1|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Kurier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Phantom from the Bronx|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Press
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Deadly Virus|Here]], [[Cyclops (Team Fantomen story)|here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Times
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Bank Robbers, Part 1|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morristown Tribune
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The New President|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Morriston Press (sic)
|align="left" valign="top"|[[The Murder Victim|Here]]
|-
|align="left" valign="top"|Sanloi Curier
|align="left" valign="top"|[[Return of the Commander, Part 2|Here]]
|-
|}

PhantomWiki:Bandar Village

2022-04-12T20:19:56Z

Thuresson: The joke called PhantomWiki

Welcome to PhantomWiki's own '''Bandar Village'''! Here is the place to have discussions and put up question that are too general to be posted on any talk page. Please note that discussions concerning individual articles are to be hold in that article's talk page.

When starting a new discussion, please add it at the bottom of the page, and use a valid title.

As always when on PhantomWiki, remember to keep a friendly tone, and to always [[PhantomWiki:Assume good faith|assume good faith]].

{| class="infobox" style="float:right;border:black solid 1px;padding: 0.5em; margin: 0.5em 0.5em 1em;width:200px"
|-
! align="center" | '''Archived discussions'''
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|-
|
*'''[[PhantomWiki:Bandar Village/Archive 200804|Archive 1]]'''
*'''[[PhantomWiki:Bandar Village/Archive 200909|Archive 2]]'''
*'''[[PhantomWiki:Bandar Village/Archive 201101|Archive 3]]'''
*'''[[PhantomWiki:Bandar Village/Archive 201511|Archive 4]]'''
<br>
|}

== Co-Produced Newspapers ==
I have recently come across a couple of examples of co-produced newspapers. In some cases, there are simply different editions of the same newspaper, but with different titles. Sometimes, There are to separate newspapers that are joined together, with diferent editions, eventually becoming only one edition. See [[LV.]], [[LK.]], [[VP.]], [[Folkbladet]], and [[Östgöten]] which illustrates two examples of this.

HOW are we to make articles about this? Separate for the different editions (as I have done)? Separate articles for the different newspapers, even for the part of the publication of [[dailies]] after they have become one newspaper?

Any idea? [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 19:14, 7 November 2015 (CET)
:The issue is two-fold: firstly how the artcles about this should be structured, secondly how we should write in the story articles that the story has been reprinted in the newspaper (if there is no longer any difference at all between two papers, should they still both be mentioned?). [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 16:42, 8 November 2015 (CET)

== Fantomen covers ==
How should a cover be named? I have always thought that Fantomen covers were to be be named "Fantomen etc.." even if it was first published in Norway or any of the other countries which ''Fantomen'' was co-produced with because the main work was done in Sweden. Now we have the case of [[Fantomet 9/2015]] which was published August 20, while [[Fantomen 20/2015]] was published September 24. Thus we have the article [[Fantomet 9/2015 cover]]. Should we do it like this? The co-production has changed a bit since Fantomet is nowadays published monthly. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 14:49, 17 November 2015 (CET)
:The [[Fantomet 9/2015 cover]] is an exception, it was produced for the edition in Norway without any plans for use in Sweden (as told by the artist in a Facebook post). An opportunity to use it in Sweden came already the same year, but it could also have been put on hold for years or never used at all. Other covers are produced for the Swedish edition, but sometimes appear in other countries some days/weeks before due to practical reasons. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 15:18, 17 November 2015 (CET)

==Merchandise Parent Category==
I've noticed that it can be hard to find listings on merchandise unless you know exactly what you're looking for. Unlike, say, 'comics,' it can be hard to look up merchandise a some people might put something in as a toy, while another might list it as an action figure. I was thinking that if we had a parent merchandise category that all others could go under it would make finding those articles much easier. I'm sure there are other catagories on the wiki that could do with a parent category as well. [[User:DrStrange|Dr.Strange]] ([[User talk:DrStrange|talk]]) 10:39, 17 July 2018 (CEST)
:Maybe just rename/redirect [[:Category:Memorabilia]]? [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 20:05, 17 July 2018 (CEST)

==Suggestion of New article about the Palmer family==
I haven't been writing anything in this wiki for years, but now I would propose that we create an article for the Palmer family. This in order to get an overview of its members and how they are related. Diana's grandfather, [[H. H. Palmer]], for instance claims that Diana is his only grandchild. Elsie, sister of Lily and Dave, appears to not have a husband at the time when she meets the Phantom (had she have been younger, she would have want to marry the Phantom). But Diana has several cousins that shows up every now and then. It could be that "cousin" is used in a more general sense (i.e. also for second cousins, etc), but it should be in an article to be pointed out. I remember that in "Fantomen Talar" there was once a discussion by the editor of how Diana's family looked like.
I will wait for objections of this proposal, but if no one object, I will create the article. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 15:23, 4 June 2019 (CEST)

:That's a very good idea; a general article about the family is much more useful that one article each about every single cousin. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 20:46, 4 June 2019 (CEST)

:We should still have separate articles for each character though, but an article to give an overview of the family will combine all the information give more perspective. The entries for the different family members in such an article should (in my opinion) only give a brief description. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 18:33, 5 June 2019 (CEST)

::I have now created [[The Palmer family]]. Discussions about this could now be held at that page's discussion page. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 09:51, 7 June 2019 (CEST)
:::In which story appeared Diana's cousin Bob? I've seen him only in Fratelli Spada story. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 14:01, 7 June 2019 (CEST)
::::I didn't know from where he came, but he was mentioned at Diana's page, so I took a guess that it was in a Team Fantomen story. I will fix it. [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 15:57, 7 June 2019 (CEST)
:::::Maybe he appeared in more stories, but I don't know anything more about it. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 16:01, 7 June 2019 (CEST)
::::::Do you know any stories in which he appears? [[User:Karl MAN|Karl MAN]] ([[User talk:Karl MAN|talk]]) 16:03, 7 June 2019 (CEST)
:::::::Only this one http://www.phantomwiki.org/The_Raid [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 16:05, 7 June 2019 (CEST)

== The joke called "PhantomWiki" ==
This wiki has been updating during January, February, March and April. The [https://www.phantomwiki.org/Special:ActiveUsers list of active users] show that no administrator or bureacurat has been active on this wiki in the last 30 days. How long will this farce of a "system update" go on? When will the so called "update" be done? [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 22:19, 12 April 2022 (CEST)

Good Mark Ring

2022-03-03T21:48:44Z

Thuresson: /* The Good Mark necklace */

[[Image:Rings2.png|thumb|Both rings, as shown in the 2014-March-1st daily strip.]]
On his left hand, the Phantom wears the '''Good Mark Ring'''
== Fictional History ==
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters.

The Good Mark Ring and its insignia are very rarely granted to people who help the Phantom in some significant way, usually by saving his life. They are a sign of the Phantom's protection, which extends to their descendents.
=== According to Team Fantomen ===
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters, representing the sabre swords of [[Redbeard]], [[Crusher]], [[Salla]], and [[Big Bart]]. {{Storylink|The Message}}
=== According to [[Phantom 2040]] ===

<gallery>
File:Phantom2040 Good Mark.png|The variant shown in the [[The Good Mark (Phantom 2040 episode)|''Phantom 2040'' animated series]].
</gallery>

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]] & [[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Two Signs]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. The Carlyle's Good Mark
|-
|"[[A Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. Conley's Good Mark
|-
|"[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stolen Ring]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] ||
|-
|}

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Mystery of the Phantom's Good Mark]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] ||
|-
|"[[The First Assignment]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Felmang]] || Worn by Heloise
|-
|}

==The Good Mark necklace==
[[File:Carolin Benson with necklace.jpg|thumbnail|[[Carolin Benson]] with the Good Mark necklace]]
On rare occasions the Phantom presents a necklace with the Good Mark insignia to persons who have helped The Phantom significantly. The Phantom's protection will also extend to descendent's who wear the necklace. Persons who have been given this necklace include:

*Ahmed Ben Salim{{storylink|The Secret of the Pyramids (Team Fantomen story)|The Secret of the Pyramids}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Alexandra Troy{{storylink|Duel at Deadman's Gulch}} (as descendant)
*Alona{{storylink|The Yellow Death}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Asta Jensen]]{{storylink|The Floating Coffin}} (gift from the 16th Phantom)
*Ben Calico{{storylink|The Black Phantom}} (gift to his father from the 6th Phantom or earlier)
*[[Carolin Benson]]{{storylink|Viva Las Vegas}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Dr. Douglas McQuade{{storylink|The Last Viking}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Dr. Ernst Heath{{storylink|The White Slave Trade}} (gift from a previous Phantom)
*Edgar Rice Burroughs{{storylink|Lord of the Jungle}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Gabriele{{storylink|The King is Dead}} (unknown provenance, very old)
*Gershom Weiner{{storylink|Golem}} (gift from unidentified Phantom to Weiner's mother)
*Granger{{storylink|The Stolen Ring}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Harvey{{storylink|The Skull Mark (story)|The Skull Mark}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Heloise Walker (the 9th Phantom's daughter)|Heloise Walker]] (gift from her father the 9th Phantom){{storylink|The Pirates' Prisoner}}
*James Sinclair{{storylink|The Triads, Part 5: At the End of the Road|At the End of the Road}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*[[Janie Cary]]{{storylink|Saved by Fate}}
*João Figuera{{storylink|Goldhand (story)|Goldhand}} (gift from the 14th Phantom)
*John Bromton{{storylink|Jungle Adventures: Secret of the Gold Container|Secrets of the Gold Container}} (gift from the 6th Phantom)
*Laura Livesey{{storylink|The Destroyed Rain Forest}} (possibly a gift from the 18th Phantom in the 1890s)
*[[Len Jerome]]{{storylink|Hero's Death Sentence}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Lili Mayerling{{storylink|The Cloud Pirates}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Majgren {{storylink|Mutiny}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Malcolm Murray{{storylink|The Well of Time}} (gift from the 16th Phantom)
*Mark and Jenny Miller{{storylink|The Murder Rap}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Max and Moritz{{storylink|The Wolfman of Montargis}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Paloma Cerveza{{storylink|Day of the Dead}} (inherited from her father who served in The Jungle Patrol)
*Pietro{{storylink|The Emperor's Treasure}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Renata di Mascarelli]]{{storylink|The Prisoner in Venice}} (as descendant of her grandfather)
*Richard Fernwhistle{{storylink|The Governor and Scarface}} (gift from [[The 18th Phantom|Kit, the future 18th Phantom]])
*Samuel Chak{{storylink|The Drug Terrorists}} (gift from [[The 20th Phantom]])
*[[Sarah Cartwright]]{{storylink|Operation Hades}} (provenance unknown)
*Scott McDougall{{storylink|Temple of the Snow Demon}} (gift from the 20th Phantom)
*Stanstone{{storylink|The Stolen Trophy}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Tony Leung{{storylink|The Dragon Throne}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Wamwa{{storylink|Revenge of the Drummer}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Mrs. Zebeke{{storylink|Deadly Virus}} (as descendant)
*Unnamed Morristown shop owner{{storylink|Prisoner in the Skull Cave}} (provenance unknown)
[[Category:Objects|Good Mark Ring]]

The Hidden Valley

2022-02-17T22:55:57Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Hidden Valley
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 1/1983|''Fantomen'' 1/1983]]
|Pages= 33
|Writer= [[Norman Worker]]
|Artist= [[Heiner Bade]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Hidden Valley"''' is a 1983 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Norman Worker]], with art by [[Heiner Bade]].

==Plot summary==
In 1811 Dawn Simpson arrives in Bengali to search for her brother who has disappeared along with Mungo Park's expedition into the jungle. When The Jungle Patrol refuses to give her an escort she and her porters go into the jungle by themselves. The Phantom follows after but he and miss Simpson are captured by descendants of a Roman legion under the leadership of Black Nero. The Phantom must take part in dangerous chariot race to be able to free her.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 14th Phantom]]
*[[Colonel Quartermain]]
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Tom-Tom]]
*[[Governors of Bengali|Unnamed British governor]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Dawn Simpson
*Black Nero
*Gagoola
*Umbola, porter
*Makoola
*Salim Khurad
*Zula
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[Mungo Park]]

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[The Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Vault of Missing Men]]
**[[The Jungle Patrol Headquarters]]
'''Tribes'''
*The descendants of emperor Augustus
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

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

==Related stories==
===Refers to===
*"[[The Vault of Missing Men (story)|The Vault of Missing Men]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Sy Barry]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Den skjulte dal", [[Fantomet 231|''Fantomet'' #231]] (1984)
*"Den skjulte dal", [[Fantomet Krønike 3|''Fantomet Krønike'' #3]] (1994)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Salainen laakso", [[Mustanaamio 10/1983|''Mustanaamio'' 10/1983]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Den glemte koloni", [[Fantomet 10/1983|''Fantomet'' 10/1983]]
*"Den glemte koloni", [[Fantomets Krønike 1/1995|''Fantomets Krønike'' 1/1995]]
*"Den glemte koloni", [[Krønikebok 13|''Krønikebok'' #13]] (2003)
*"Den glemte koloni", [[Fantomet Gullalderen 21|''Fantomet Gullalderen'' #21]] (2015)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den gömda dalen", [[Fantomen 1/1983|''Fantomen'' 1/1983]]
*"Den gömda dalen", [[Fantomen Krönika 6/1997|''Fantomen Krönika'' 6/1997]]
*"Den gömda dalen", [[Fantomen Krönika Band 5, del 2|''Fantomen Krönika'' Band 5, del 2]] (2003)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Hidden Valley, The]]
[[Category:1983 Stories|Hidden Valley, The]]

Andreas Eriksson

2022-01-28T06:45:55Z

Thuresson:

{{Creator
|name=Andreas Eriksson
|image=
|Born= 1980
|Died= N/A
|Nationality=[[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Swedish
|Occupation= [[:Category:Writers|Writer]], [[:Category:Editorial people|Editorial people]]
|Website=N/A
|}}
'''Andreas Eriksson''' began writing "Fantomens universum" ("[[Phantom's Universe]]") in 2014. In 2016 he was the temporary replacement for [[Mikael Sol]] as the editor of ''[[Fantomen]]''<ref>[[The Phantom Unmasked]]: "America's First Superhero" by [[Kevin Patrick]] (p197)</ref>. In 2021 he succeeded Mikael Sol in the role of editor.

Eriksson became a member of [[Fantomenklubben]] in 1988. In 1993 Eriksson was a contestant on the TV quiz show "Kvitt eller dubbelt junior" in the subject "The Phantom" and won SEK 10 000, a 5 year subscription on ''[[Fantomen]]'', a visit to [[Parken Zoo Extra|Fantomenland]] and other prizes.<ref>[[Fantomen 15/1993]]</ref>

== Phantom work by Andreas Eriksson ==
=== Stories ===
==== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist ||
|-
| 1 || "[[Blood Rain]]" || Eriksson || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]], [[Heiner Bade|Bade]], [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]],<br> [[Joan Boix|Boix]], [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]], <br>[[Carlos Pedrazzini|Pedrazzini]], [[César Spadari|Spadari]], [[Rafael Ruiz|Ruiz]]
|-
| 2 || "[[The True Singh Brotherhood‎]]" || Eriksson|| [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] || [[Stories not published in English|¤]]
|-
|}

==== [[Lightning Strike Comics stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[Final Chapter]]" || Eriksson || [[Nick Roche|Roche]]
|-
|}

==== [[Frew stories]] ====
{| {{table}}
!# !!Title !!Writer !!Artist
|-
| 1 || "[[Femme Fatale]]" || Eriksson || [[Ivan Rodriguez|Rodriguez]]
|-
|}

== References ==

[[Category:Writers|Eriksson, Andreas]]
[[Category:Editorial people|Eriksson, Andreas]]

The Diamond War

2022-01-27T21:55:46Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= The Diamond War
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 1/1973|''Fantomen'' 1/1973]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Magnus Knutsson]]
|Artist= [[Jaime Vallvé]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Diamond War"''' is a 1973 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Magnus Knutsson]], with art by [[Jaime Vallvé]].

==Plot summary==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[Percival White]]
*[[Colonel Worubu]]
*[[Patrolman Smythe]] (as captain Smyth)
'''One-time characters'''
*Gerald Storm
*Sara, Gerald's donkey
*Simon O'Hara
*Prince Baja, sheik Majid's brother
*Mr Stevens junior
*John, bartender
*Seymour
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
***Morristown harbour
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace]]
*[[Sotuland]]
**[[Sotubar]]
***Nightclub "Africa's Pearl"
*[[Lavi]] (former German East Africa, mentioned)
*Upper Sotu River
*Lower Sotu River
*[[Rodia]]
**[[Marcusburg]]
*[[Germany (location)|Germany]] (mentioned)
*[[France (location)|France]] (mentioned)
*[[United Kingdom (location)|England]] (mentioned)

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Wambesi]]
'''Organizatons'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]
'''[[Old Jungle Sayings]]'''
*The Phantom's horse is faster than the wind
*When the Phantom moves, lightning stands still.
</div><br clear="all">

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

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Diamantkrigen", [[Fantomet 53|''Fantomet'' #53]] (1975)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Timanttisota", [[Mustanaamio 13/1973|''Mustanaamio'' 13/1973]]
*"Timanttisota", [[Mustanaamio 8/1991|''Mustanaamio'' 8/1991]]
*"Timanttisota", [[Mustanaamio 1973 (reprint)|''Mustanaamio'' 1973]] (2016)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Diamantkrigen", [[Fantomet 14/1973|''Fantomet '' 14/1973]]
*"Diamantkrigen", [[Krønikebok 34|''Krønikebok'' #34]] (2007)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Diamantkriget", [[Fantomen 1/1973|''Fantomen'' 1/1973]]
*"Diamantkriget", [[Fantomen 15/1993|''Fantomen'' 15/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Elmas Savaşı", [[Kızılmaske 184 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #184]] – [[Kızılmaske 185 (First Series)|#185]] (1977)

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Diamond War, The]]
[[Category:1973 Stories|Diamond War, The]]

Sotuland

2022-01-27T21:54:19Z

Thuresson:

{{character
|name= Sotuland
|image=
|first= "[[The Diamond War]]"
|creators= [[Magnus Knutsson]] &<br>[[Jaime Vallvé]]
|}}

'''Sotuland''' is a neighbour country of [[Bangalla|Bengali]]. Its capital is [[Sotubar]].{{Storylink|The Diamond War}}. It lies south of Bengali.{{Storylink|The Skull Murders (2011 story)|The Skull Murders}}

It is ruled by President Habare. {{Storylink|Dangerous Escape}} Sotuland's primary export is "The Joy of the Arab", canned sardines in oil.{{storylink|The Diamond War}}
== History ==
During the age of European colonial expanision in Africa, the Sotu river was made the border between German East Africa and Bengali. However, the colonial powers were unaware of the independent sheikhdom between the upper and lower Sotu river, Sotuland, which were able to assert its independence. Sheik Majid made democratic reforms and his liberal party won a majority of votes in the first democratic election.{{storylink|The Diamond War}}

== Appearances ==
{{AllApp}}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Diamond War]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[Diana in the Jungle Patrol]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[The Gold Mystery]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || "Sotobar" is mentioned
|-
|"[[Dogai - The Road to Power]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[The New Leader]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[The Skull Murders (2011 story)|The Skull Murders]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]] ||
|-
|"[[Dangerous Escape]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]] and [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|"[[Fateful Meeting]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Encounter With Murder]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|"[[Citadel of Death]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]] ||
|-
| "[[Singh War, Part 1: The Flying Dutchman]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
| "[[Singh War, Part 2: Rodiagate]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || mentioned only
|-
|}

[[Category:Locations]]

Wanted - For Murder

2022-01-26T19:59:56Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Wanted - For Murder
|image= [[Image:Wanted - For Murder.jpg|300px]]
|1st= [[Fantomen 14/1993|''Fantomen'' 14/1993]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Idar Pettersen]]
|Artist= [[Stefan Nagy]] & [[Boro]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"Wanted - For Murder"''' is a 1993 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Idar Pettersen]], with art by [[Stefan Nagy]] and [[Boro]].

==Plot summary==
A masked avenger dressed like The Phantom is executing his own harsh justice against Morristown criminals.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Terry and Rene, attacked couple
*Nicholson, criminal detective
*Dr Burundi
*Bubba
*Police officer Charlie McCrane
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Radio Control Room]]
**[[Morristown]]
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace]]
***Seagull Bar
***City Bank
***[[Morristown harbour]]
'''Organizations'''
*[[Morristown Police Department]]
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*There are times when the Phantom leaves the jungle and walks the streets of the town like an ordinary man.
*When the Phantom moves, lightning stands still.
</div><br clear="all">

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"Wanted - For Murder", [[The Phantom 1057 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1057]] (1993)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Tuhontuoja", [[Mustanaamio 18/1993|''Mustanaamio'' 18/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Morderengelen", [[Fantomet 18/1993|''Fantomet'' 18/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Mordängeln", [[Fantomen 14/1993|''Fantomen'' 14/1993]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Wanted - For Murder]]
[[Category:1993 Stories|Wanted - For Murder]]

Mawitaan

2022-01-26T19:50:16Z

Thuresson:

{{character
|name=Mawitaan
|image= [[Image:Mawitaan.jpg|250px]]
|first= "[[The Slave Traders]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Ray Moore]]
|}}
'''Mawitaan''' is the capital of [[Bangalla]].

The city's population is hundreds of thousands.{{storylink|Wanted - For Murder}}

==History==
It was originally called Moribar. Then sometimes during the 19th century, the name was changed to Morristown. During the liberation from the Commonwealth, it received the new name Mawitaan.

It served as an important naval base for the British during World War One.{{storylink|Lost on the Phantom Trail}}

===Behind the scenes===
It was originally called Morristown, but then changed its name during the 1970s. However, in some countries like Sweden, the name Morristown was kept to not confuse the readers<ref>[[Fantomen 22/1978]], p. 66</ref>.

[[Category:Locations]]

City of the Priest King

2022-01-25T20:23:33Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title= City of the Priest King
|image=
|1st=[[Fantomen 11/1993|''Fantomen'' 11/1993]]
|Pages= 28
|Writer= [[Norman Worker]]
|Artist= [[Jaime Vallvé]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}
'''"City of the Priest King"''' is a 1993 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Norman Worker]], with art by [[Jaime Vallvé]].

==Plot summary==

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 12th Phantom]]
*[[Colonel Worubu]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[The 15th Phantom]] (in flashback only)
'''One-time characters'''
*Rebecca Pendragon
*Toby Pendragon
*Nigel Pendragon
*Avril, Nigel's wife
*Dulcie
*Sir William Pendragon aka Black Morgan
*Barbara Pendragon, Sir William's wife
*Robart
*Cyrus Groll
*Brody
*Massa of the Massagni
'''Fictional characters'''
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prester_John Prester John]
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
***Bengali National Museum
**[[The Jungle Patrol Headquarters]]
**[[Bengalitown]]
**[[Zheta-Betau]]
**[[Sanloi]]
**[[Spyglass]]
*[[United Kingdom (location)|United Kingdom]]
**Cornwall
***Falconhead House
'''Tribes'''
*[[Massagni]] (as Masagni)
'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]
'''Vehicles'''
*Ship ''Dolphin''
'''Phantom lore'''
*[[X Band]]
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*The Phantom moves as silently as the jungle cat.
</div><br clear="all">

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

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Præstekongens skat", [[Fantomet 357|''Fantomet'' #357]] (1996)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Tarukuninkaan aarre", [[Mustanaamio 15/1993|''Mustanaamio'' 15/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway===
*"Prestekongens skatt", [[Fantomet 16/1993|''Fantomet'' 16/1993]]
*"Prestekongens skatt", [[Fantomets Krønike 2/2002|''Fantomets Krønike'' 2/2002]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Prästkungens skatt", [[Fantomen 11/1993|''Fantomen'' 11/1993]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|City of the Priest King]]
[[Category:1993 Stories|City of the Priest King]]

Zheta-Betau

2022-01-25T20:22:10Z

Thuresson:

{{character
|name=Zheta-Betau
|image= [[Image:Zheta-Betau.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[Vandal-Looters]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Zheta-Betau''', also known among the jungle tribes as '''Place-of-old-Stones''', is a ruin city in [[Bangalla]].

== History ==

In 1782 a large treasure was found at the ruins by the East India Company. The ruins was believed to be the remains of the legendary kingdom of Prester John. The treasure was loaded onto a ship in Sanloi but the ship later disappeared in a storm.{{storylink|City of the Priest King}}
== Behind the Scenes ==
The city is named after '''Zeta Beta Tau''', the fraternity that [[Lee Falk]] was a member of at the University of Illinois.[http://archives.library.illinois.edu/sweetcorn/PhantomCreator.php]

== Appearances ==

===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Vandal-Looters]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Vanished Village]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret of the Statues]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || 
|-
|"[[Treasure of the Scythians]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 
|-
|"[[City of the Priest King]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||Set in 1782
|-
| "[[The Ibis Mystery, Part 2: Kazcim Master of the Dumb]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
| "[[Blood Rain]]" || [[Andreas Eriksson|Eriksson]] || [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]], [[Heiner Bade|Bade]], [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]], [[Joan Boix|Boix]],<br>[[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]], [[Carlos Pedrazzini|Pedrazzini]], [[César Spadari|Spadari]], [[Rafael Ruiz|Ruiz]] ||
|}

[[Category:Locations]]

Jungle Snow

2022-01-25T02:17:39Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=Jungle Snow
|image=
|1st= ''[[Djungelsnö]]''
|Pages= 44
|Writer= [[Cici Rüetschi]],<br>[[Jörgen Bäckström]] &<br>[[Claes Reimerthi|Michael Tierres]]
|Artist= [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], & [[Eugenio Benni|Benny]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]] &<br>[[Kemikontoret]]
|}}
'''"Jungle Snow"''' is a 1992 [[Team Fantomen]] story, created specifically for the 75th anniversary of [[Kemikontoret]] (Association of Swedish Chemical Industries). The idea and plot was written by [[Cici Rüetschi]] and [[Jörgen Bäckström]] of Kemikontoret, and the script was written by [[Claes Reimerthi|Michael Tierres]]. The story was drawn by [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] and [[Eugenio Benni|Benny]].

==Plot summary==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Lamanda Luaga]]
*[[Trader Joe]]
*[[Dr Axel]]
*[[Colonel Worubu]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Kit]] and [[Heloise]] (mentioned only)
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
'''One-time characters'''
*B'Weto
*H'Ung
*T'Chando
*Jesse aka Stiff
*Willie Mumba
*Chief Wembele
*Chief N'Goro
*Dwight Crawford
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
***Jake Street
***[[Morristown Presidential Palace]]
***United Nations office
**[[Trader Joe's Trading Post]]
**[[Moribar River]]
'''Tribes'''

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Jungle Patrol]]

'''Items'''
*Newspaper, "Morrison Post" (sic)
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*When the Phantom moves, lightning stands still.
*Never point a gun at the Phantom.
</div><br clear="all">

== Behind the Scenes ==
The story was produced for [[Djungelsnö|an album]] that was used as a giveaway and never on sale for the public. As a gimmick, several of the supporting character are drawn in the likeness of (more or less) famous Swedish people. Some appear in the story as themselves, while most are in the story as other characters – although sometimes with inside jokes referring to their real life personalities.

The Swedish celebrities that appear in the story are:
*Story page 1: [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valfrid_Paulsson Valfrid Paulsson], former Director of Naturvårdsverket (The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency), as a bank security guard
*Story page 3: [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ulf_Dahlsten Ulf Dahlsten], Director of the Swedish postal service, as person walking outdoors
*Story page 3: [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerstin_Niblaeus Kerstin Niblaeus], scientist, person walking outdoors
*Story page 3: [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ove_Mattsson Ove Mattsson], chemist, as store owner
*Story page 14: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birgitta_Dahl Birgitta Dahl], politican, as herself (presumably)
*Story page 14: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingvar_Carlsson Ingvar Carlsson], politician and former Prime Minister at the time of publication, as himself (presumably)
*Story page 14: Björn Gillberg
*Story page 15: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Aschberg Robert Aschberg], TV host, as a jungle chief
*Story page 15: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siewert_%C3%96holm Siewert Öholm], TV host, as a jungle chief
*Story page 16: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marit_Paulsen Marit Paulsen], politician, as a tenant
*Story page 16: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonas_Gardell Jonas Gardell], stand up comedian and writer, as a tenant
*Story page 16: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rikard_Wolff Rikard Wolff], actor and singer, as a tenant
*Story page 16: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatrice_Ask Beatrice Ask], politician, as a tenant
*Story page 29: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Bildt Carl Bildt], Prime Minister of Sweden at the time of publication, as himself
*Story page 29: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olof_Johansson Olof Johansson], Minister for the Environment at the time of publication, as a gardener
*Story page 31: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_Karlsson Bert Karlsson], entreperneur and politician, as a pilot
*Story page 31: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Wachtmeister Ian Wachtmeiser], politician, as a pilot
*Story page 33–34: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lili_P%C3%A4iv%C3%A4rinta Lili Päivärinta], singer, as UN staff
*Story page 33–34: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susie_P%C3%A4iv%C3%A4rinta Susie Päivärinta], singer, as UN staff
*Story page 36: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pehr_G._Gyllenhammar Pehr G. Gyllenhammar], CEO of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo Volvo], as a taxi driver

{{IncompList}}

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:
=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"Jungle Snow", [[The Phantom 1054 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1054]] (1993)
=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Jungelsnø", [[Fantomet 19/1993|''Fantomet'' 19/1993]]
=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Djungelsnö", ''[[Djungelsnö]]'' (1992)
*"Djungelsnö", [[Fantomen 13/1993|''Fantomen'' 13/1993]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Jungle Snow]]
[[Category:1992 Stories|Jungle Snow]]

Trader Joe's Trading Post

2022-01-25T01:57:50Z

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{{character
|name=Trader Joe's Trading Post
|image= [[Image:Trader Joe's Trading Post.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[The Wharf Rats (daily story)|The Wharf Rats]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Trader Joe's Trading Post''' is a small trade post run by [[Trader Joe]] at the edge of the jungle in [[Bangalla]].

It lies on the Moribar river.{{storylink|Jungle Snow}}

== History ==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Wharf Rats]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || first appearance
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Ambassador (daily story)|The Mysterious Ambassador]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Three Bandits (daily story)]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Three Bandits (Sunday story)]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Crater]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] ||
|-
|"[[The Animal Collector]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] ||
|-
|"[[The Hit Men]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] ||
|-
|"[[The Wiseguy]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Terry Beatty|Beatty]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Trade War]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] ||
|-
|"[[Buried Alive]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Devil's Adventure]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[John Stokes|Stokes]] ||
|-
|"[[The Demon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[The Bird Man of Bengali]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || mentioned
|-
|"[[Jungle Snow]] || [[Cici Rüetschi|Rüetschi]], [[Jörgen Bäckström|Bäckström]], [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Eugenio Benni|Benny]] ||
|-
|"[[Caught in the Crossfire]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[Blood Brothers]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] ||
|-
|"[[Diana's Crisis, Part 3: The Search for Diana]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Felmang]], [[Usam]] ||
|-
|"[[Return of the Commander, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|"[[Prisoner in the Skull Cave]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Epilogue]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] ||
|-
|"[[On Jungle Patrol]]" || [[Alan Sonne|Sonne]] || [[Cristiano Crescenzi|Crescenzi]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category: Locations]]

Dr Axel

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{{character
|name=Dr Axel
|image= [[Image:Dr Axel.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Wilson McCoy]]
|}}

'''Dr Axel''' is the doctor of the jungle, and runs [[Dr. Axel's Jungle Hospital|a jungle hospital]]. He has been doing so ever since he was asked by [[the 20th Phantom]].
== Fictional character biography ==
===According to the newspaper strip ===
While still a young doctor Axel had alcohol problems, and after nearly causing the death of one of his patients he fled out in the jungle. Stumbling upon the 20th Phantom, badly wounded after a showdown, he saved the life of him, forever gaining the friendship of the Phantom.

With support from the [[The Minor Treasure Room|minor treasure room]], the Jungle Hospital was founded, and protected by the Phantom's [[The Good Mark|good mark]]. Dr Axel late helped deliver [[the 21st Phantom]], as well as the next generation - the twins [[Kit]] and [[Heloise]]

Dr Axel has a son [[Ben Axel]], who studies medicine. {{Storylink|The Star of Bangalla}}
===According to Team Fantomen stories ===
== Behind the scenes ==
Lee Falk mentioned both '''Bjorn''' {{Storylink|Attack of the Witchmen}} and '''Thor''' {{Storylink|The Shaman}} as the first name of the doctor. [[Team Fantomen]] has his first name to be '''Thorbjorn'''{{cite}}, and regards him as being of Scandinavian descent.

In the 1970's the the color of Dr. Axel's skin changed temporarily in the newspaper strip. Otherwise known to be Caucasian he was depicted as a black man between 1971 and 1977. [[Team Fantomen]] followed this change in their stories and continued this into the 1980's.

Dr Axel is based upon real-life doctor [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Schweitzer Albert Schweitzer].

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Dr Axel and the Witchmen]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] ||
|-
|"[[The Flying Horse (daily story)|The Flying Horse]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] ||
|-
|"[[Bullets' Town]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[Rex King (story)|Rex King]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stolen Trophy]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[Tale of Rex]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Wedding of the Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[Phantom Wedding]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Heirs]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Star of Bangalla]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[Attack of the Witchmen]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Shaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]] and [[Keith Williams|Williams]] ||
|-
|"[[Valley of the Gorillaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]] and [[Keith Williams|Williams]] ||
|-
|"[[The Briefcase]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Graham Nolan|Nolan]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret Kingdom]]" || [[Janne Lundström| Lundström]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Man in the Swamp]]" || [[Joe Gill|Gill]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[Death in the Sky]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[On Forbidden Land]]" || [[Janne Lundström| Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[The Last Assignment]]" || [[John Bull|Bull]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||  
|-
|"[[Goldhand (story)|Goldhand]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] ||
|-
|"[[The Great Race (1978 story)|The Great Race]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[The Storm]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] ||
|-
|"[[Grand Prix]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[Plague Warning]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[Mahmoud and the Elixir of Life]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Murders]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[The Pirate Inheritance]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|"[[The Gold of the Incas]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[The White Slave Trade]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || depicted as European
|-
|"[[The Secret of Snake Island]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || depicted as African
|-
|"[[Revenge of the Drummer]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] || depicted as European
|-
|"[[The Water of Life]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]], [[Jörgen Ewers|Ewers]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || depicted as African
|-
|"[[The Valley of Death (Team Fantomen story)|The Valley of Death]] || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || depicted as African
|-
|"[[Race Against Death (Team Fantomen story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Devil's Adventure]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[John Stokes|Stokes]] ||
|-
|"[[Damballa's Verdict]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[The Swamp of Horrors]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]], [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] ||
|-
|"[[The Secret of the Haunted Castle]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Felmang]] ||
|-
|"[[The Ghost on Flight 302]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[José Casanovas|Casanovas]] ||
|-
|"[[The Yellow Death]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Jean-Yves Mitton|Mitton]] ||
|-
|"[[The Ghost Pilot]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Felmang]], [[Claudio Waldrag|Waldrag]] ||
|-
|"[[Deadly Cargo (Westad story)|Deadly Cargo]]" || [[Terje Emberland|Emberland]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] ||
|-
|"[[The Black Death]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[Death of a Patrolman, Part 1]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|"[[Kingdom of the Amazons]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|"[[Bababu's Great Hoax]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Felmang]] and [[Usam]] ||
|-
|"[[Marsh Fever]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|"[[Jungle Snow]] || [[Cici Rüetschi|Rüetschi]], [[Jörgen Bäckström|Bäckström]], [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Eugenio Benni|Benny]] || Depicted as African
|-
|"[[Aron (story)|Aron]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Death from Radiation]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]], [[Christer Thunborg|Thunborg]] ||
|-
| "[[Blood Brothers]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] ||
|-
|"[[City of the Skull-Marked Men]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|"[[The Doomsday Sect]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|"[[The 21st Phantom (story)|The 21st Phantom]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] ||
|-
|"[[The Grim Reaper]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] ||
|-
|"[[In the Shadow of Death (2005 story)|In the Shadow of Death]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] ||
|-
|"[[Pirates Ahead, Part 1]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Joan Boix]] ||
|-
|"[[Pirates Ahead, Part 2]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Felmang]] ||
|-
|"[[The Pandemic]]"|| [[Philip Madden|Madden]]|| [[Sal Velluto|Velluto]] ||
|-
| "[[Epilogue]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix]] ||
|-
| "[[Singh War, Part 2: Rodiagate]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Oogooru (story)|Oogooru]]" || [[Bill Harris|Harris]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] ||
|-
|"[[Blind Man's Bluff]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] ||
|-
|"[[The Treasure of Bengali Bay]]" || [[Bill Harris|Harris]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Moonstone stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[End War Part 1]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]] ||
|-
|"[[End War Part 2]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]] ||
|-
|"[[End War Part 3]]" || [[Mike Bullock|Bullock]] || [[Silvestre Szilagyi|Szilagyi]] ||
|-
|}

===[[DC stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Blind]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Fratelli Spada stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Strange Girl]]" || [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] || [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] ||
|-
|}

===[[Bastei stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Treasure of the Green Hell]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || ||
|-
|}

===[[Avon novels]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Killer's Town]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || N/A ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters|Axel, Dr]]

The Monster

2022-01-25T01:25:57Z

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{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Monster
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 9/1988|''Fantomen'' 9/1988]]
|Pages= 30
|Writer= [[Donne Avenell]]
|Artist= [[Heiner Bade]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Monster"''' is a 1988 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Donne Avenell]], with art by [[Heiner Bade]].

==Plot summary==
In The Misty Mountains, prince Hassan sends for The Phantom to help him get rid of a mysterious monster that is wreaking havoc.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[The 20th Phantom]] (in flashback)
'''One-time characters'''
*Prince Hassan
*Prince Hassan's son
*Vizier
*Captain of the guards

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[The Misty Mountains]]
**the country of Prince Hassan
*[[Bengali]]
**[[The Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]

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

==Behind the scenes ==
Artist Heiner Bade injured his hand when he was almost finished with the story. [[Hans Lindahl]] finished the last few panels of the story but received no official credit for this work.<ref>[[Fantomen 13/1993]], page 97</ref>

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*[[The Phantom 1499 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1499]] (2008)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Monstret", [[Fantomet 309|''Fantomet'' #309]] – [[Fantomet 310|#310]] (1989)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Hirviö", [[Mustanaamio 22/1988|''Mustanaamio'' 22/1988]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Monstret", [[Fantomet 21/1988|''Fantomet'' 21/1988]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Monstret", [[Fantomen 9/1988|''Fantomen'' 9/1988]]
*"Monstret", [[Fantomen Krönika 4/2001|''Fantomen Krönika'' 4/2001]] (only the historical narrative)

==References==
<references />
[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Monster, The]]
[[Category:1988 Stories|Monster, The]]

Llionto

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{{character
|name=Llionto
|image= [[Image:Llonto.jpg|300px]]
|first=
|creators=[[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Llionto''' was a long time chief of the [[Llongo]] tribe.
== Fictional Character Biography==
=== According to the newspaper strip ===
Llionto is the uncle of [[Lamanda Luaga]] and his brother [[Loka]].{{Storylink|The Curse of the Sacred Image}}{{Storylink|Return of the Thuggees}}

He has 23 children, and the 23rd was born shortly before [[Kit]] and [[Heloise]] were born. {{Storylink|The Heirs (Sunday story)|The Heirs}}

He is the father of [[Lloni of Llongo|Lloni]] {{Storylink|Gooroo's Jungle Muggers}} and [[Lomo]]. {{Storylink|The Curse of the Sacred Image}}

=== According to Team Fantomen ===
He is the father of a daughter named [[Lotus]], who was saved by Toby Smith. As thanks, Llionto gave him a Llongo amulet for good luck. {{Storylink|Llongo's Amulet}}

His nephew Llodo met the assassin known as The Demon, and Llionto's own grandson was kidnapped by The Demon from his mother Llula. {{Storylink|The Demon}}

He is the maternal uncle of former president [[Lamanda Luaga]].{{storylink|Caught in the Crossfire}}
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily]]/[[Sunday]] stories===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Betrothal]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || unnamed, as father of [[Lloni of Llongo|Prince Lloni]]
|-
|"[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Llionto''', uncle of [[Lamanda Luaga|Lamanda]] and [[Loka]], father of [[Lomo]]
|-
|"[[The Stolen Ring]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Llionto'''
|-
|"[[The Heirs (Sunday story)|The Heirs]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Llionto''', father of 23 children
|-
|"[[Jungle Gold]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Llionto'''
|-
|"[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Llionto'''
|-
|"[[Gooroo's Jungle Muggers]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Llionto''', father of [[Lloni of Llongo|Prince Lloni]]
|-
|"[[The Snake Goddess]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Llinoto''' and '''Chief Llionto''', as father of [[Lloni of Llongo|Prince Lloni]]
|-
|"[[Return of the Thuggees]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''King Llionto''', uncle of [[Lamanda Luaga|Lamanda]] and [[Loka]]
|-
|"[[The Shaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || as '''Lionoto''' and '''Llionto'''
|-
|}

===[[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Llongo's Amulet]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || as '''Llionto''', father of [[Lotus]]
|-
|"[[Secret of the Coin]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] ||
|-
|"[[Race Against Death (Team Fantomen story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Deadly Cargo (Westad story)|Deadly Cargo]]" || [[Terje Emberland|Emberland]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] ||
|-
|"[[The Drug Terrorists]]" || [[Sverre Årnes]] || [[Heiner Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[The Skull Murders (1993 story)|The Skull Murders]]" || [[Donne Avenell]] || [[Carlos Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[Caught in the Crossfire]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz]] ||
|-
|"[[The Experiment]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || as '''Llonto'''
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Tribe Chiefs]]

Wambatta

2022-01-23T15:34:28Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{character
|name=Wambatta
|image= [[Image:Wambatta.jpg|300px]]
|first=
|creators=[[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Wambatta''' is the current chief of the [[Wambesi]] tribe.
== Fictional Character Biography==
=== According to the newspaper strip ===
He is the father of Crown Prince Wommo. {{Storylink|Luck and Wealth}}
=== According to Team Fantomen stories ===
He is the father of Wametta. {{Storylink|Revenge of the Drummer}}
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily]]/[[Sunday]] stories===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Jungle Gold]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambatta'''
|-
|"[[Luck and Wealth]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''King Wombatto'''
|-
|"[[The Snake Goddess]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''King Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[The Shaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Poachers (Team Fantomen story)|The Poachers]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Ulf Jansson|Jansson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stone Carving People (story)|The Stone Carving People]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || as '''Chief Wambatta'''
|-
|"[[Revenge of the Drummer]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] ||
|-
|"[[Race Against Death (Team Fantomen story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Devil's Adventure]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[John Stokes|Stokes]] ||
|-
|"[[Damballa's Verdict]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[Duel to the Death]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || as '''Prince Wambatta''', set in 1956
|-
|"[[The Drug Terrorists]]" || [[Sverre Årnes]] || [[Heiner Bade]] ||
|-
|}

=== [[DC stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Framed, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Tribe Chiefs]]

The Drug Terrorists

2022-01-23T15:33:12Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Drug Terrorists
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 7/1993|''Fantomen'' 7/1993]]
|Pages= 28
|Writer= [[Sverre Årnes]]
|Artist= [[Heiner Bade]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Drug Terrorists"''' is a 1993 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Sverre Årnes]], with art by [[Heiner Bade]].

==Plot summary==
After meeting him in Morristown, The Phantom pulls some strings to have drug addict Sam Chak sentenced to a stay at a labour camp in the jungle instead of a prison sentence. When The Phantom is occupied elsewhere, a group of criminals take over the camp and make members of the Matambe tribe do all the heavy chores.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Llionto]]
*[[Wambatta]]
*[[Devil]]
*[[Hero]]
*[[The 19th Phantom]] (in flashback)
*[[Lamanda Luaga]] (mentioned only)
'''One-time characters'''
*Sam Chak
*Ian Londrum
*Hakan
*Bill Bravely
*Mambele, chief of Matambe
*Carl
*Samuel Chak (in flashback)
</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Morristown]]
**[[The Deep Woods]]
***[[The Waterfall]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
**Bravely B collective
**[[Boomsby]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Matambe]]
*[[Llongo]]
*[[Wambesi]]
'''Items'''
*[[Good Mark Ring#The Good Mark necklace|Good Mark necklace]]
*The statue of the Golden Ox
*Holy sceptre of the Matembe
'''[[Old jungle sayings]]'''
*There are times when the Phantom leaves the jungle and walks the streets of the town like an ordinary man.
*When the Phantom moves, lightning stands still.
'''Phantom lore'''
*Talking drums
</div><br clear="all">

== Related stories ==
=== Refers to ===
*"[[The Keeper of the Peace]]" by [[Lee Falk]] and [[Sy Barry]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Narkoterroristerne", [[Fantomet 358|''Fantomet'' #358]] (1994)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Huumeterroristit", [[Mustanaamio 11/1993|''Mustanaamio'' 11/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Narkoterroristene", [[Fantomet 11/1993|''Fantomet'' 11/1993]]
*"Narkoterroristene", [[Fantomets Krønike 2/2000|''Fantomets Krønike'' 2/2000]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Knarkterroristerna", [[Fantomen 7/1993|''Fantomen'' 7/1993]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Drug Terrorists, The]]
[[Category:1993 Stories|Drug Terrorists, The]]

Good Mark Ring

2022-01-23T15:24:44Z

Thuresson: /* The Good Mark necklace */

[[Image:Rings2.png|thumb|Both rings, as shown in the 2014-March-1st daily strip.]]
On his left hand, the Phantom wears the '''Good Mark Ring'''
== Fictional History ==
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters.

The Good Mark Ring and its insignia are very rarely granted to people who help the Phantom in some significant way, usually by saving his life. They are a sign of the Phantom's protection, which extends to their descendents.
=== According to Team Fantomen ===
The Good Mark Ring features an insignia that looks like a cross made of four stylized "P" letters, representing the sabre swords of [[Redbeard]], [[Crusher]], [[Salla]], and [[Big Bart]]. {{Storylink|The Message}}
=== According to [[Phantom 2040]] ===

<gallery>
File:Phantom2040 Good Mark.png|The variant shown in the [[The Good Mark (Phantom 2040 episode)|''Phantom 2040'' animated series]].
</gallery>

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]] & [[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Two Signs]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. The Carlyle's Good Mark
|-
|"[[A Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || a.k.a. Conley's Good Mark
|-
|"[[Tale of the Good Mark]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stolen Ring]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
| "[[The Scoundrel]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] ||
|-
|}

==Appearances==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Mystery of the Phantom's Good Mark]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] ||
|-
|"[[The First Assignment]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Felmang]] || Worn by Heloise
|-
|}

==The Good Mark necklace==
[[File:Carolin Benson with necklace.jpg|thumbnail|[[Carolin Benson]] with the Good Mark necklace]]
On rare occasions the Phantom presents a necklace with the Good Mark insignia to persons who have helped The Phantom significantly. The Phantom's protection will also extend to descendent's who wear the necklace. Persons who have been given this necklace include:

*Ahmed Ben Salim{{storylink|The Secret of the Pyramids (Team Fantomen story)|The Secret of the Pyramids}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Alexandra Troy{{storylink|Duel at Deadman's Gulch}} (as descendant)
*Alona{{storylink|The Yellow Death}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Ben Calico{{storylink|The Black Phantom}} (gift to his father from the 6th Phantom or earlier)
*[[Carolin Benson]]{{storylink|Viva Las Vegas}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Dr. Douglas McQuade{{storylink|The Last Viking}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Dr. Ernst Heath{{storylink|The White Slave Trade}} (gift from a previous Phantom)
*Edgar Rice Burroughs{{storylink|Lord of the Jungle}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Gabriele{{storylink|The King is Dead}} (unknown provenance, very old)
*Gershom Weiner{{storylink|Golem}} (gift from unidentified Phantom to Weiner's mother)
*Granger{{storylink|The Stolen Ring}} (gift from the 18th Phantom)
*Harvey{{storylink|The Skull Mark (story)|The Skull Mark}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Heloise Walker (the 9th Phantom's daughter)|Heloise Walker]] (gift from her father the 9th Phantom){{storylink|The Pirates' Prisoner}}
*James Sinclair{{storylink|The Triads, Part 5: At the End of the Road|At the End of the Road}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*[[Janie Cary]]{{storylink|Saved by Fate}}
*João Figuera{{storylink|Goldhand (story)|Goldhand}} (gift from the 14th Phantom)
*John Bromton{{storylink|Jungle Adventures: Secret of the Gold Container|Secrets of the Gold Container}} (gift from the 6th Phantom)
*Laura Livesey{{storylink|The Destroyed Rain Forest}} (possibly a gift from the 18th Phantom in the 1890s)
*[[Len Jerome]]{{storylink|Hero's Death Sentence}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Lili Mayerling{{storylink|The Cloud Pirates}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Majgren {{storylink|Mutiny}} (gift from the 10th Phantom)
*Malcolm Murray{{storylink|The Well of Time}} (gift from the 16th Phantom)
*Mark and Jenny Miller{{storylink|The Murder Rap}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Max and Moritz{{storylink|The Wolfman of Montargis}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Paloma Cerveza{{storylink|Day of the Dead}} (inherited from her father who served in The Jungle Patrol)
*Pietro{{storylink|The Emperor's Treasure}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*[[Renata di Mascarelli]]{{storylink|The Prisoner in Venice}} (as descendant of her grandfather)
*Richard Fernwhistle{{storylink|The Governor and Scarface}} (gift from [[The 18th Phantom|Kit, the future 18th Phantom]])
*Samuel Chak{{storylink|The Drug Terrorists}} (gift from [[The 20th Phantom]])
*[[Sarah Cartwright]]{{storylink|Operation Hades}} (provenance unknown)
*Scott McDougall{{storylink|Temple of the Snow Demon}} (gift from the 20th Phantom)
*Stanstone{{storylink|The Stolen Trophy}} (gift from the 19th Phantom)
*Tony Leung{{storylink|The Dragon Throne}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Wamwa{{storylink|Revenge of the Drummer}} (gift from the 21st Phantom)
*Mrs. Zebeke{{storylink|Deadly Virus}} (as descendant)
*Unnamed Morristown shop owner{{storylink|Prisoner in the Skull Cave}} (provenance unknown)
[[Category:Objects|Good Mark Ring]]

The Test (Team Fantomen story)

2022-01-23T01:42:11Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Test
|image=
|1st=''[[Krönika över en vandrande vålnad|Krönika över en vandrande<br>vålnad]]'' (1990)
|Pages=25
|Writer= [[Norman Worker]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}
'''The Test''' is a 1990 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Norman Worker]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
[[The 21st Phantom|The Phantom]] and [[Diana Palmer-Walker|Diana]] are in the [[The Tree House|Tree House]], when Diana discovers an old greeting card that her husband sent her for her fourteenth birthday. Diana then recounts that for some reason, he missed that birthday. The Phantom tells her that it was because he was busy then and explains what happened.

He and Diana's birthdays nearly coincide and when he was about to become seventeen and was known as Kip, [[Guran]] fetched him in America and took him to [[Bangalla]]. After a birthday party in [[the Skull Cave]], he is informed that he is about to go through a test to prove that he is worthy of becoming [[the Phantom]]. He will begin the next morning and will have to be back at sunset the day after.

The next day he leaves the Skull Cave and manages with most of his tasks, but when he enters a swamp to fetch a rare orchid, he saves a woman in distress who turn out to be the betrothed bride of [[Wambatta of Wambesi|Wambatta]], the future chief of [[Wambesi]]. She has been kidnapped by thugs in order to force Wambatta to give them the necklace of Solomon. Kip decided to help her while also finishing his test, well aware that helping her would make it impossible for him to finish the test before sunset. Kip brings the woman to safety and then confronts the thugs, taking everyone out as Wambatta is about to hand over the Necklace of Solomon. [[The 20th Phantom]] is contacted by Wambesi and informed of the mysterious helper, and realizes that it is Kip who has helped them. He goes to the last place where his son would go to before returning home. There, he finds his son fast asleep, having done all the tasks, but failed to returned to [[the Skull Cave]] in time.

The 20th Phantom wakes Kip up and the son confesses that he did not make it in time because he was held up by "a few things" that delayed him. Having heard the story from the Wambesi, the 20th Phantom realizes that it is something of an understatement and that the boy had confronted reality as it sometimes turns out to the Phantom, therefore he informs his son that he has passed the test.

After listening to the story, Diana asks if their son will do the test as well, but the Phantom answers that both [[Kit and Heloise]] will do the test.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[Diana Palmer-Walker]]
*[[Kit and Heloise]]
*[[Wambatta of Wambesi]]
*[[The 20th Phantom]]
*[[Maude Thorne McPatrick]]

'''One-time characters'''
*Duffy the monkey
*Wamong of Wambesi
*Wandy of Wambesi, betrothed to Wambatta

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bangalla]]
**[[The Tree House]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Skull Throne]]
****[[The Chronicle Room]]
****[[The Phantom Crypt]]

'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]
*[[Wambesi]]

'''Organizations'''
*[[The Council of Chiefs]] (mentioned)

'''Items'''
*[[The Necklace of Solomon and Sheba]]
*1st edition of ''Huckleberry Finn''
</div><br clear="all">

== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:
=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Test", [[The Phantom 1029 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1029]] (1992)
*"The Test", [[The Phantom 1125 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1125]] (1996)
*"The Test", [[The Phantom 1708 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1708]] (2014)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Tulikoe", [[Legenda vaeltavasta aaveesta|''Legenda vaeltavasta aaveesta'']] (1991)
*"Tulikoe", [[Mustanaamio 17/1993|''Mustanaamio'' 17/1993]]

=== [[Image:mini_india.gif]] India===
*"The Test", [[The Phantom Action Adventure Series: The Test / Barbary Pirates|''The Phantom Action Adventure Series: The Test / Barbary Pirates'']] (2001)
*"The Test", [[The Phantom 11 (Egmont India)|''The Phantom'' #11]] (2001)
*"The Test", [[The Phantom 10 (Egmont India second series)|''The Phantom'' #10]] (2003)
*"The Test", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks 7|''The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks'' #7]] (2003)
*"The Test", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: The Test / Barbary Pirates|''The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: The Test / Barbary Pirates'']] (2007)
*"The Test", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Guardian of Truth|''The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Guardian of Truth'']] (2007)
*"The Test", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: The Test and Barbary Pirates|''The Test and Barbary Pirates'']] (2010)
*"The Test", [[The Adventures of the Ghost who Walks: Phantom Special Edition: Guardian of Truth|''Guardian of Truth'']] (2010)

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Prøven", [[Fantomet 9/1993|''Fantomet'' 9/1993]]
*"Prøven", [[Fantomets Krønike 6/2000|''Fantomets Krønike'' 6/2000]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Provet", [[Krönika över en vandrande vålnad|''Krönika över en vandrande vålnad'']] (1990)
*"Provet", [[Fantomen 5/1993|''Fantomen'' 5/1993]]
*"Provet", [[Fantomen Krönika 5/2001|''Fantomen Krönika'' 5/2001]]

{{beststory}}
[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Test, The]]
[[Category:1990 Stories|Test,The]]

Wambatta

2022-01-23T01:38:46Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{character
|name=Wambatta
|image= [[Image:Wambatta.jpg|300px]]
|first=
|creators=[[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''Wambatta''' is the current chief of the [[Wambesi]] tribe.
== Fictional Character Biography==
=== According to the newspaper strip ===
He is the father of Crown Prince Wommo. {{Storylink|Luck and Wealth}}
=== According to Team Fantomen stories ===
He is the father of Wametta. {{Storylink|Revenge of the Drummer}}
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily]]/[[Sunday]] stories===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Jungle Gold]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[The Tree House (story)|The Tree House]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambatta'''
|-
|"[[Luck and Wealth]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''King Wombatto'''
|-
|"[[The Snake Goddess]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[Great Raptor of Rhua]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || as '''King Wambutto'''
|-
|"[[The Shaman]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || as '''Chief Wambutto'''
|-
|}
===[[Team Fantomen stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Poachers (Team Fantomen story)|The Poachers]]" || [[Magnus Knutsson|Knutsson]] || [[Ulf Jansson|Jansson]] ||
|-
|"[[The Stone Carving People (story)|The Stone Carving People]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || as '''Chief Wambatta'''
|-
|"[[Revenge of the Drummer]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] ||
|-
|"[[Race Against Death (Team Fantomen story)|Race Against Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] ||
|-
|"[[Devil's Adventure]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[John Stokes|Stokes]] ||
|-
|"[[Damballa's Verdict]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[Duel to the Death]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||
|-
|"[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || as '''Prince Wambatta''', set in 1956
|-
|}

=== [[DC stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Framed, Part 2]]" || [[Mark Verheiden|Verheiden]] || [[Luke McDonnell|McDonnell]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Characters]]
[[Category:Tribe Chiefs]]

The Necklace of Solomon and Sheba

2022-01-23T01:25:20Z

Thuresson:

{{character
|name=The Necklace of Solomon and Sheba
|image= [[Image:Necklace of Solomon.jpg|300px]]
|first= "[[Luck and Wealth]]"
|creators= [[Lee Falk]] & [[Sy Barry]]
|}}
'''The Necklace of Solomon and Sheba''' is a golden necklace encrusted with diamonds,emeralds and rubies.

==Fictional History==
The Necklace of Solomon is the most treasured item of the Wambesi. According to the legends it was gifted to Queen Sheba by King Solomon. One of the sons of Solomon and Sheba founded the Wambesi tribe bringing the necklace with him. It is believed to bring wealth and riches to the tribe.{{Storylink|Luck and Wealth}}

== Appearances ==
===[[Daily stories|Daily]] & [[Sunday stories|Sunday]] stories===

{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[Luck and Wealth]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] ||
|-
|}
===Team Fantomen stories===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Test (Team Fantomen story)|The Test]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] ||
|-
|}

[[Category:Objects|Necklace of Solomon and Sheba, The]]

User talk:Thuresson

2022-01-15T17:20:44Z

Thuresson: /* A Deadly Game */

Hi,

[[Lamanda Luaga]] has appeared on the first page of the story "[[The Nuclear Pirates]]". So, please don't remove correct informations. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 18:12, 16 June 2015 (CEST)

:So? It is not a notable appearance. You are welcome to start a list of every story that Luaga appears in. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 19:12, 16 June 2015 (CEST)
::Welcome to the Wiki, Thuresson! The goal is to make all appearance lists complete, the "Notable Appearances" header seems to discourage rather than encourage participation. I've changed this particular list to an Incomplete List instead (with hopes that even if it never is 100% finished it will get more interesting information than it does now). Feel free to do the same for other lists to, rather than removing appearances because they don't feel "notable". [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 19:27, 16 June 2015 (CEST)
:::Thank you, I'll be happy to contribute. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 19:33, 16 June 2015 (CEST)
== Story panels ==
I have updated the [[PhantomWiki:Tutorial#How_to_upload_pictures|tutorial]] with some information I thought was already there but seems to have been established elsewhere (a talk page or off-wiki perhaps), for example that story panels should be as unedited as possible. I see you have uploaded some edited panels, i.e. the ''[[Bengali Times]]'' panel with an empty speech bubble and the [[Chastity Dark]] panel which is cropped to omit the speech bubble. I am sure you can find several examples on the wiki that does not follow these guidelines, and I think that the Chastity Dark example (cropped panel) is of less importance than the ''Bengali Times'' panel which has been edited and does not look as it did on the printed page. So please avoid at least edits within a panel and try to show panels as they actually look in print. Thanks in advance. Oh, and the tutorial now also states that we prefer to have English text in panels when possible - but don't let that hold you back if you have only Swedish reprints. The wiki benefits from more images regardless of language. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 15:43, 6 January 2019 (CET)
:I think that uploaded images should be converted to jpg, not to png. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 15:47, 6 January 2019 (CET)

:Hi, thanks for your advice. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 21:57, 9 January 2019 (CET)

== Images ==
Hi. I have the english text replacements of some of the images you have uploaded. For example the recent Gabrielle one. I hope you won't mind if I replace the images uploaded by you with the english text ones.[[User:Paramjitmann|Paramjitmann]] ([[User talk:Paramjitmann|talk]]) 11:59, 16 February 2019 (CET)

:That's OK assuming the quality is the same or better. I normally spend time cleaning up these print drawings from 30 years ago. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 12:06, 16 February 2019 (CET)

:: I think that uploaded images should be jpg. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 12:11, 16 February 2019 (CET)

:::PNG is, compared to JPEG, widely recognized as the superior compression as far as graphics is concerned. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 23:00, 16 February 2019 (CET)
== Comments ==
There is no need to comment on the contributions by others in a derogatory way. All who participate here do it in their spare time and do their best, often with English as a second or third language. Your work here is appreciated, but so is the work by others. It is possible to edit text without being disrespectful to others and their work. [[User:Andreas|Andreas]] ([[User talk:Andreas|talk]]) 09:14, 13 December 2019 (CET)

== A Deadly Game ==

About year in A Deadly Game, Claes Reimerthi confirmed that 1576. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 15:33, 15 January 2022 (CET)

:Yes, but ''Fantomen Krönika'' #52 cleary writes "1567" and that the events takes place before "[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 1: The Fatal Letters|The Fatal Letters]]", set in 1568. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 18:20, 15 January 2022 (CET)

A Deadly Game

2022-01-15T13:58:09Z

Thuresson: 1567 nevertheless

{{Magazinebox
|Title=A Deadly Game
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 5/1999|''Fantomen'' 5/1999]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Carlos Cruz]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Serieförlaget]]
|}}

'''"A Deadly Game"''' is a 1999 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Carlos Cruz]].

==Plot summary==
In 1616 William Shakespeare looks back on an event in his childhood when he helped to catch a blackmailer and saved an actor from a touring theater company from a death sentence.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Thomas Jenkins
*Nicholas Kemp
*unnamed innkeeper
*Thomas Topcliffe
*Mr Langrake
*Sheriff Adrian Quiney
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[William Shakespeare]]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Shakespeare Mr Shakespeare] (William Shakespeare's father)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Shakespeare Mrs Shakespeare] William Shakespeare's mather)

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[United Kingdom (location)|England]]
**Stratford-on-Avon
***Shakespeare's home
***The Peacock (inn)
***a barn on the outskirts of Stratford

</div><br clear="all">
==Behind the scenes==
*According to [[Fantomen Krönika 6/2002|''Fantomen Krönika'' 6/2002]] the story is set in 1567 when William Shakespeare was 12 years old. In the real world Shakespeare is believed to have been born in 1564.

==Related stories==
===Refered in===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"A Deadly Game", [[The Phantom 1226 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1226]] (1999)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Et spil om døden", [[Fantomet 366|''Fantomet'' #366]] (1999)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Kohtalon juonia", [[Mustanaamio 3/1999|''Mustanaamio'' 3/1999]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Dødelig spill", [[Fantomet 5/1999|''Fantomet'' 5/1999]]
*"Dødelig spill", [[Fantomets Krønike 2/2001|''Fantomets Krønike'' 2/2001]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Dödligt spel", [[Fantomen 5/1999|''Fantomen'' 5/1999]]
*"Dödligt spel", [[Fantomen Krönika 1/2002|''Fantomen Krönika'' 1/2002]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Deadly Game, A]]
[[Category:1999 Stories|Deadly Game, A]]

Best story 2020 (Sweden)

2022-01-15T02:25:53Z

Thuresson:

The '''Best story 2020''' vote was held in [[Fantomen 2-3/2021|''Fantomen'' 2-3/2021]] and the results were presented in [[Fantomen 9/2021|''Fantomen'' 9/2021]].

== Results ==
{| {{table}}
!Place !!Title !!Writer !!Artist !!Votes
|-
| align="center"| 1 || "[[A Reckoning with the Nomad]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]] || align="center" | 22
|-
| align="center"| 2 || "[[Heloise Comes Home]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]] || align="center" | 21
|-
| align="center"| 3 || "[[Revenge of the Drummer]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] || align="center" | 19
|-
| align="center"| 4 || "[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || align="center" | 16
|-
| align="center"| 5 || "[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || align="center" | 14
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2"|6 || "[[The Ghost Pirates (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || rowspan="2" align="center" |12
|-
| "[[The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="4"|8 || "[[The Mysterious Passenger (Team Fantomen story)|The Mysterious Passenger]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || rowspan="4" align="center" |10
|-
| "[[Kit's Letter Home]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Mike Manley|Manley]]
|-
| "[[Satan's Horn]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]]
|-
| "[[The Man Who Never Slept]]" || [[Scott Goodall|Goodall]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="4"|12 || "[[Shipwrecked]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || rowspan="4" align="center" |9
|-
| "[[?]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Janusz Ordon|Ordon]] 
|-
| "[[Death of a Phantom]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]]
|-
| "[[?]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Anthony Spay|Spay]] 
|-
| align="center" rowspan="3"|16 || "[[Danglor, International Bank Thief]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || rowspan="3" align="center" |8
|-
| "[[Jungle Love]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Shane Foley|Foley]]
|-
| "[[The Masked Ball]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2"|19 || "[[Dizzying Affairs]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || rowspan="2" align="center" |5
|-
| "[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="2"|21 || "[[The River that Disappears]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || rowspan="2" align="center" |4
|-
| "[[The Mysterious Passenger]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="3"|23 || "[[The Floradon Mystery]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Fred Fredericks|Fredericks]] || rowspan="3" align="center" |3
|-
| "[[The Strange Robber]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]]
|-
| "[[?]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Daniel Müller|Müller]], [[Anthony Spay|Spay]] 
|-
| align="center" rowspan="3"|26 || "[[The Secret of the Ocean Floor]]" || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || [[Bertil Wilhelmsson|Wilhelmsson]] || rowspan="3" align="center" |2
|-
| "[[The Reef]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[The Mission]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| align="center" rowspan="6"|29 || "[[Island of the Eternal Mist]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || rowspan="6" align="center" |1
|-
| "[[Treasure of the Skull Cave]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[The Isle of Death]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[The Eastern Dark at Janorra]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[Errand of Mercy]]" || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]]
|-
| "[[?]]" || [[Jacob Habinc|Habinc]] || [[Norberto Fernandez|Fernandez]], [[Coral Martínez|Martínez]] 
|-
| align="center" rowspan="6"|35 || "[[The Great Web of Spidera]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || rowspan="6" align="center" |0
|-
| "[[The Hostages]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[The Embassy Siege]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[Ughland (story)|Ughland]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]
|-
| "[[The Secret City]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]]
|-
| "[[?]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] 
|-
| colspan="4" align="right"| '''Total:'''|| align="center" | 255
|-
|}

{{beststory}}

[[Category:Best story votes|Sweden 2020]]

The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice

2022-01-15T01:58:53Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Secret Theatre, Part 2:<br>Shakespeare in Venice
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 10-11/2020|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2020]]
|Pages= 24
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist=[[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing AB]]
|}}

'''"The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice"''' is a 2020 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
In 1592 The 2nd Phantom visits Venice, where he gets involved in a Catholic plot to murder an astronomer who has a theory that the Earth moves around the Sun. Also visiting Venice is William Shakespeare who has become infatuated with the Jesuit agent Leon.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Leon / Signorina Leonore Di Corelli
*Niccolò Candido, astronomer
*Principal Xavier
*Signore Arborini
*Earl of Southampton, "Harry"
*Cardinal Di Sienna
*Fredo
*Luigi
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[William Shakespeare]]

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Italy (location)|Venice]]
*[[Spain (location)|Spain]]
**Jesuit convent

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

== Related stories ==
===Preceded by===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
===Followed by===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]

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

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice", [[The Phantom 1900 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1900]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den hemliga teatern, del 2: Shakespeare i Venedig", [[Fantomen 10-11/2020|''Fantomen'' 10-11/2020]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice, The]]
[[Category:2020 Stories|Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]

Italy (location)

2022-01-15T01:57:07Z

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:<small>''This article is about Italy as a location within the Phantom universe. To read about the country and its connections to the Phantom comic in the real world, see [[The Phantom publications in Italy]].''</small>

'''Italy''' is a country in Europe.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1st century || [[Cernwulf the Walker]] was captured by the Romans and taken to Rome
|-
|"[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1st century || [[Cernwulf the Walker]] lives in Rome
|-
|"[[The Phantom Gladiator, Part 3]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1st century || [[Cernwulf the Walker]] escapes from Rome
|-
|"[[Mystery in Rome]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1542 || Rome and Ostia are only mentioned as reference to events from the story "[[Mystery in Rome]]"
|-
|"[[The Mask of Death]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1542 || [[The 1st Phantom]] arrives to the port on the Red Sea
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness IV - Part 8: Death in the Catacombs]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1563 || [[The 1st Phantom]] visits Rome
|-
|"[[Duel in Venice]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565 || [[The 1st Phantom]] and [[The 2nd Phantom|future 2nd Phantom]] visit Florence and Venice
|-
|"[[A Plague in Venice]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1575 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1592 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Prisoner]]" || Tierres || Vallvé || 1604 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] visits Naples
|-
|"[[The Ring of Death, Part 1]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]], [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1631 || introduction to the story placed to Rome
|-
|"[[Plague Infected]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1633 || [[The 4th Phantom]] visits Italy
|-
|"[[Giovanna]]" || [[Ingebjørg Berg Holm|Berg Holm]] || [[Dick Giordano|Giordano]] || 1634 || [[The 4th Phantom]] visits Rome
|-
|"[[The Black King]]" || [[Jens Hansegård|Hansegård]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1656 || [[The 5th Phantom]] travels through Italy
|-
|"[[Temple of the Gods, Part 5: Thirst]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]], [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1705 || [[The 8th Phantom]] visits Venice and Lombardy
|-
|"[[The Prisoner in Venice]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1757 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[Son of the Desert]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1757 || [[The 11th Phantom]] married to [[Renata di Mascarelli]] in Venice
|-
|"[[Revenge of the Harlequin]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1767 ||[[The 11th Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[Dangerous Inheritance]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1770 || [[The 11th Phantom]] travels to Sicily in order to save [[The 12th Phantom|his son]]
|-
|"[[The Venetian Ghost]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1773 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits Venice, where [[The 12th Phantom|his son]] received the death sentence
|-
|"[[The Immortal]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Felmang]] || 1773 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits Rome, where [[The 12th Phantom|future 12th Phantom]] was a student
|-
|"[[The Doomsday Weapon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1775 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[The Cruel Revenge]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1775 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[The Shadow]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1831 ||[[The 14th Phantom]] visits Montebello outside Naples
|-
|"[[The Art Collector]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Gulf of Naples
|-
|"[[Mahmoud and the Elixir of Life]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Özcan Eralp|Eralp]] || present || introduction to the story placed to Italy
|-
|"[[Death in Venice]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 2: The Grave of Tiberius]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Naples
|-
|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 3: Medea's Revenge]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] travels by train from Naples to Milan
|-
|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 4]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Milan
|-
|}

===[[Fratelli Spada stories]]===
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Man who Wanted Too Much]]" || unknown || [[Domenico Mirabella|Mirabella]] || present || [[The current Phantom]] visits Rome
|-
|}

===[[Bastei stories]]===
{{IncompList}}
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Puzzling Treasure]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[Padros]] || 1732 || [[The 7th Phantom]] visits Venice
|-
|}

[[Category:Locations]]

The 2nd Phantom

2022-01-15T01:56:02Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{ancestor
|image=[[Image:The 2nd Phantom.jpg|300px]]
|name= The 2nd Phantom
|TF= 1566-1604
|Falk= Late 1500's - Early 1600's
|Moonstone= N/A
|Bastei= 1571-1610.
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 2nd Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
It was probably the second Phantom who made [[Walker's Table]] a home of [[the Phantom]] by making a Spaniard king give it to him. [[The 1st Phantom|His father]] had never visited the place but instead heard [[Captain Walker|''his'' father]] talk about it, and from the stories, the 2nd Phantom managed to find and visit it.{{cite}}

At the age of 12 he began his studies in his father's old country, England. He first studied Latin for Brother Ambrosius, then spent several years in the English navy, becoming a lieutenant at the age of 17.{{storylink|Sir Thomas' Revenge}}

In 1565 he participated in the defense of Malta together with his father against the turkish sultan Suleiman and witnessed as his father was badly wounded but survived. He and his father then returned to Bengali but the means of traveling were not so advanced in those days so they did not return to [[the Skull Cave]] until February 1566. By then [[the 1st Phantom]]'s strength was gone and he died in the Skull Cave shortly after that the 2nd Phantom, 18 years old at the time, had sworn [[the Oath of the Phantom]] and thereby taken up the mantle and becoming the 2nd Phantom.{{Storylink|The Battle on Malta}}

In 1569, he met the love of his life in Italy. She was named [[Felicia]], but she was tragically killed when she destroyed the plans of a battle wagon that could be used for evil purposes.{{Storylink|Night of the Jesters}}{{Storylink|The Demon in the Tower}}

He married four women, the first being [[Elena]] in 1575{{Storylink|A Plague in Venice}}, the fourth an English woman of simple descent, named [[Ann|Ann(e)]]. They had [[the 3rd Phantom|a son]] in 1586.

In the last years of his very long life (compared to other Phantoms), he found out that his son had left school and joined Shakespeare in order to become an actor. Enraged, the 2nd Phantom left Bengali and went to London, where he saw his son acting as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet", the scene probably made him explode, though that is not explicitly stated in his chronicle. {{Storylink|The Wig}}

He tried to bring his son back but the son refused and told his father to let the tradition end with him. The 2nd Phantom then became totally silent, turned around and travelled back to Bengali. Later, he was mortally wounded, the Skull ring was then carried to his son by [[Duran (in the days of the 2nd and 3rd Phantom)|Duran]], the chief of the [[Bandar]]s. His son then accepted the ring and went back to Bengali, just in time to swear [[the Oath of the Phantom]], before the 2nd Phantom died.

===According to the Newspaper strip===
The 2nd Phantom was the first Phantom to visit [[Walker's Table]]. {{Storylink|Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table}} {{Storylink|The Golden Beach of Keela-Wee}} {{Storylink|Massacre at Walker's Table}} Most probably, it was he who gained the ownership of Walker's Table from a spanish king in the 16th century.{{Storylink|Massacre at Walker's Table}}

The second Phantom married [[Christopher Columbus]]' granddaughter [[Marabella]]{{Storylink|The Name}}

The second Phantom helped the Oongaan tribe defend their sacred burial ground.{{Storylink|The Ossuary}}

He travelled to London in 1602 to meet his son who tells his father that he won't become the next Phantom. The 2nd Phantom is also said to have a short temper and was a little bit short of patience. He is later killed by Barbary pirates, and his son changes his mind, and becomes the 3rd Phantom.{{Storylink|The Wig}}

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
The 2nd Phantom was born on May 28, 1556 to [[the 1st Phantom]] and [[Christina]]. As an infant, he was kidnapped by his mother's cousin who was a member of [[the Singh Brotherhood]], but saved by his father.{{Storylink|Blackguard}}

In the late 16th century, the 2nd Phantom encountered the Singh Brotherhood and ''The Singh Web'', their most valuable treasure.{{Storylink|The Singh Web}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
The second Phantom was born in 1549, became Phantom in 1571 and died in 1610.{{Storylink|Bastei_stories#Differences|Die Ahnentafel Phantoms}}

== Appearances ==
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? ||An unidentified Phantom is said to have received ownshership of Walker's Table<br>during the 16th century, the 2nd Phantom is the most likely one.
|-
|"[[The Ossuary]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || 1599 || mentioned as "in the final days of the 16th century"
|-
|"[[The Wig]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1600–04 ||
|-
|"[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || 1601 ||
|-
|"[[The Third Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1602 ||
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boiix]] || 1549 ||
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1562 ||
|-
|"[[The Inquisitor]]" || [[Terrence Longstreet|Longstreet]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1564 ||It takes place between events in "[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]", it is then stated that the 2nd Phantom was<br>17 years old during the story, which would make him born in 1547 instead of 1548.
|-
|"[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1564-65 ||The year in which the story begins might be 1564, though it definitely ends in 1565.
|-
|"[[Duel in Venice]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565 ||
|-
|"[[The Battle on Malta]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565-66 ||The story's major part takes place in 1565, then there is a sort of epilogue, in which [[the 1st Phantom]]<br>dies in February 1566.
|-
|"[[The Golden Falcon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1567 ||
|-
|"[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 1: The Fatal Letters]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1568 ||
|-
|"[[Night of the Jesters]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1569 || Story begins in late spring 1569
|-
|"[[The Demon in the Tower]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1569 ||
|-
|"[[The Prisoner Who didn't Exist]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1572 ||
|-
|"[[The Blood Night]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1572 ||It takes mainly place during the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre, the night to August 24, 1572.
|-
|"[[A Plague in Venice]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1575 || The Phantom is said to be 27 years old in 1575
|-
|"[[A Deadly Game]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1576 || According with accepted date of Shakespeare's birth (confirmed by writer)
|-
|"[[The Assassination of Prince William]]" || [[Sverre Årnes|Årnes]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || July 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 1: The Stowaway]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 || Travels from Ostia (Rome) to Portsmouth, England
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 2: In the Dungeons of the Tower]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 3: The Madman in Glastonbury]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 4: The Bleeding Crucifix]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 5: The Hidden Message]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 6: The Secret of the Crypt]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || January 1587 ||
|-
|"[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 1: Excalibur]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1588 ||
|-
|"[[The Knight of La Mancha]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1588 ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1589 || Story begins in approximately October 1589
|-
|"[[The Black Queen]]" || [[Terrence Longstreet|Longstreet]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1591 || Set in the winter
|-
|"[[Golem]]" || [[Johan L. Borgnes|Borgnes]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1591 || The Phantom arrives in Prague in the autumn
|-
|"[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 1: The Water Test]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1591 ||Story begins in October 1591
|-
|"[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 2: The Evil One]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1591 ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1592 ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1601 ||
|-
|"[[The Hunchback]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Prisoner]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[Death's Hour]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|}

===[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret of Magic Mountain]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || "three hundred years back" ||
|-
|}

===[[Moonstone stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Blackguard]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]] || 1556 ||
|-
|"[[The Singh Web]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Fernando Blanco|Blanco]] || late 16th century || mentioned only
|-
| "[[Pirate Blood]]" || [[Tom DeFalco|DeFalco]] || [[Don Hudson|Hudson]] || ||
|-
|}
{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 02nd]]

The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose

2022-01-15T01:33:31Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Secret Theatre, Part 1:<br>The Man with the Silver Nose
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 6-7/2020|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2020]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist=[[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing AB]]
|}}

'''"The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose"''' is a 2020 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
In the autumn of 1589 the 2nd Phantom arrives in England. Queen Elizabeth's secretary Sir Francis Walsingham believes that there is a catholic conspiracy to murder the queen and Sir Francis needs the Phantom's help to stop the catholic agent Orlando.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Orlando, Jesuit secret agent
*Leon, student
*Principal Xavier
*Phelppes
*Sid
*Sir Throughton
*John Dee
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[William Shakespeare]]
*Queen Elizabeth I
*Sir Francis Walsingham
*Mary, queen of Scots

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
*[[Spain (location)|Spain]]
**Jesuit monastery
*[[United Kingdom (location)|England]]
**Harton castle
**Northamptonshire
***Fotheringhay castle
**Surrey
***Mortlake
**Dunford

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

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
===Referes to===
*"[[A Deadly Game]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Carlos Cruz]]
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose", [[The Phantom 1899 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1899]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den hemliga teatern, del 1: Mannen med Silvernäsan", [[Fantomen 6-7/2020|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2020]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose, The]]
[[Category:2020 Stories|Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]

A Deadly Game

2022-01-15T01:26:21Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=A Deadly Game
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 5/1999|''Fantomen'' 5/1999]]
|Pages= 32
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Carlos Cruz]]
|Colorist= [[Times Graphics Singapore]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Serieförlaget]]
|}}

'''"A Deadly Game"''' is a 1999 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Carlos Cruz]].

==Plot summary==
In 1616 William Shakespeare looks back on an event in his childhood when he helped to catch a blackmailer and saved an actor from a touring theater company from a death sentence.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Thomas Jenkins
*Nicholas Kemp
*unnamed innkeeper
*Thomas Topcliffe
*Mr Langrake
*Sheriff Adrian Quiney
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[William Shakespeare]]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Shakespeare Mr Shakespeare] (William Shakespeare's father)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Shakespeare Mrs Shakespeare] William Shakespeare's mather)

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[United Kingdom (location)|England]]
**Stratford-on-Avon
***Shakespeare's home
***The Peacock (inn)
***a barn on the outskirts of Stratford

</div><br clear="all">
==Behind the scenes==
According to [[Fantomen Krönika 6/2002|''Fantomen Krönika'' 6/2002]] the story is set in 1567 when William Shakespeare was 12 years old. In the real world Shakespeare is believed to have been born in 1564.
==Related stories==
===Refered in===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"A Deadly Game", [[The Phantom 1226 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1226]] (1999)

=== [[Image:mini_denmark.gif]] Denmark ===
*"Et spil om døden", [[Fantomet 366|''Fantomet'' #366]] (1999)

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Kohtalon juonia", [[Mustanaamio 3/1999|''Mustanaamio'' 3/1999]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Dødelig spill", [[Fantomet 5/1999|''Fantomet'' 5/1999]]
*"Dødelig spill", [[Fantomets Krønike 2/2001|''Fantomets Krønike'' 2/2001]]

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Dödligt spel", [[Fantomen 5/1999|''Fantomen'' 5/1999]]
*"Dödligt spel", [[Fantomen Krönika 1/2002|''Fantomen Krönika'' 1/2002]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Deadly Game, A]]
[[Category:1999 Stories|Deadly Game, A]]

The 3rd Phantom

2022-01-15T01:23:27Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */ removed appearance

{{ancestor
|image=[[Image:The Third Phantom.jpg|300px]]
|name= The 3rd Phantom
|TF= 1604-1625
|Falk= Early 1600's
|Moonstone= Mid 1600's
|Bastei= 1610-1639
|Other= N/A
|}}
'''The 3rd Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.
== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
The 3rd Phantom ran away from school and joined Shakespeare's theatre in order to become an actor. The 2nd Phantom tried to bring his son back but the son refused and told his father to let the tradition end with him. The 2nd Phantom then became totally silent, then turned around and travelled back to Bangalla. When the 2nd Phantom was mortally wounded, the ring was then sent to his son, carried by [[Duran (in the days of the 2nd and 3rd Phantom)|Duran]], the chief of the [[Bandar]]s. His son, then accepted the ring and went back to Bangalla, just in time to swear [[the Oath of the Phantom]], before the 2nd Phantom died. The experience of being an actor, however, helped him in making dramatic effects, therefore a lot of the Phantom myth was settled or strengthened during his days.

In around 1622 the 3rd Phantom lived in the Skull Cave with a woman who referred to Chris, the future 4th Phantom, as "our son".{{storylink|The Pirates Prisoner}}

===According to the Newspaper strip===
The 3rd Phantom was educated in England. He ran away from school and joined Shakespeare's theatre in order to become an actor. When his father, [[the 2nd Phantom]], heard of this he left [[Bangalla]] enraged and went to London, where he saw his son acting as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet". The scene probably made the Phantom explode, though that is not explicitly stated in his chronicle.{{Storylink|The Wig}} {{Storylink|The Heirs}} {{Storylink|The Name}} In 1604{{cite}} he married Rosamunda, Shakespeare's niece. Originally refusing to become the Phantom, he eventually changed his mind.

Later, the 3rd Phantom came to marry [[Princess Pura]], the daughter of a Maharajah, and received Alexander's Diamond Cup as a wedding gift, by the man who was supposed to have married Pura.{{Storylink|The Third Phantom}} However, that marriage has also been attributed to to [[the 4th Phantom]], with the 3rd marrying an actress (presumably Rosamunda).{{Storylink|Captain Amazon - Pirate Queen}}

The 3rd Phantom battled underground monsters on the island that later became [[Eden]] and left his mark on a wall in his own blood.{{Storylink|Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden|Return to Eden}}

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
The 3rd Phantom died in 1625.{{Storylink|Curse of the Phantom Part 1}} However, he has also been mentioned to still be active in 1667.{{Storylink|Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 1}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
The 3rd Phantom was born in 1579, succeeded his father in 1610 and died in 1639.{{Storylink|Bastei_stories#Differences|Die Ahnentafel Phantoms}}

He married [[Sarah]], daughter of the Governor of India. {{Storylink|Gold of the Green Hell}}

== Notable Appearances ==
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Wig]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]|| 1600–04 ||
|-
|"[[The Third Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]]|| 1602, 1615-16 ||
|-
|"[[The Scorpia]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]]|| February 3rd, 1612 || [[Diana]] claims it is [[the 1st Phantom]].<br>Attributed to the 3rd Phantom in [[Team Fantomen]] lore.
|-
|"[[The Visitor]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Jeff Weigel|Weigel]] || 1621 ||
|-
|"[[Temple of the Gods, Part 2: Return to Eden]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || 1624 ||
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 1: Excalibur]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1588 ||
|-
|"[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark, Part 1: The Man on the Zebra]]" || [[Mikael Sol|Sol]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 16?? ||
|-
|"[[Guardian of the Eastern Dark, Part 2: The Mountain of Doom]]" || [[Mikael Sol|Sol]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 16?? ||
|-
|"[[The Hunchback]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Prisoner]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[Death's Hour]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 || the birth of [[the 4th Phantom]]
|-
|"[[Alliance of the Golden Ox]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1605 ||
|-
|"[[The Witches' Sabbath]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] || 1607 ||
|-
|"[[The Devil's Smoke]]" || [[Dai Darell|Darell]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1607 ||
|-
|"[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 2: The Garden of Death]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1610 || It's possible to count the year 1610 after reading all the Rune stories collected.
|-
|"[[The Mona Lisa Caper]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1612 || From police report: "Jamaica 1612: [[Scorpia]] organization defeated and their leader,<br>[[Brunel de Gottschalk]], killed by mysterious adventurer, known as the Phantom.
|-
|"[[The Man Who Could Not Die]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1617 ||
|-
|"[[The Pirates Prisoner]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1621-23 || It is said to have taken place from when [[the 4th Phantom|the future 4th Phantom]] was 15 till he was<br>17, though usually dated 1621-23.
|-
|"[[Wambalu the Witchman]]" || [[Nils Schröder|Schröder]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1624 ||
|-
|"[[Temple of the Gods, Part 3: The Secret Sect]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || 1624 ||
|-
|"[[The Hidden People]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Felmang]], [[Germano Ferri|Ferri]] || 1625 || the death of the 3rd Phantom
|-
|}

=== [[Moonstone stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Curse of the Phantom Part 1]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Nick Derington|Derington]] || 1625 || mentioned only as having died this year
|-
|"[[Five Days of the Dragon Chapter 1]]" || [[Ron Marz|Marz]] || [[Rubén Procopio|Procopio]] || 1667 || date inconsistent with previous story
|-
| "[[The Caves of the Naga]]" || [[Mel Odom|Odom]] || [[Michael Stribling|Stribling]] || ||
|-
|}
=== [[Bastei stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Gold of the Green Hell]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José Triay Cuenca|Triay]] || 1610 ||
|-
|}

===[[Frew stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Evil Lurks in the Night]]" || [[Pidde Andersson|Andersson]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1605 || 
|-
|}

{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 03rd]]

The 2nd Phantom

2022-01-14T16:54:04Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

{{ancestor
|image=[[Image:The 2nd Phantom.jpg|300px]]
|name= The 2nd Phantom
|TF= 1566-1604
|Falk= Late 1500's - Early 1600's
|Moonstone= N/A
|Bastei= 1571-1610.
|Other= N/A
|}}

'''The 2nd Phantom''' is one of the Phantoms.

== Fictional Character Biography ==
===According to [[Team Fantomen]]===
It was probably the second Phantom who made [[Walker's Table]] a home of [[the Phantom]] by making a Spaniard king give it to him. [[The 1st Phantom|His father]] had never visited the place but instead heard [[Captain Walker|''his'' father]] talk about it, and from the stories, the 2nd Phantom managed to find and visit it.{{cite}}

At the age of 12 he began his studies in his father's old country, England. He first studied Latin for Brother Ambrosius, then spent several years in the English navy, becoming a lieutenant at the age of 17.{{storylink|Sir Thomas' Revenge}}

In 1565 he participated in the defense of Malta together with his father against the turkish sultan Suleiman and witnessed as his father was badly wounded but survived. He and his father then returned to Bengali but the means of traveling were not so advanced in those days so they did not return to [[the Skull Cave]] until February 1566. By then [[the 1st Phantom]]'s strength was gone and he died in the Skull Cave shortly after that the 2nd Phantom, 18 years old at the time, had sworn [[the Oath of the Phantom]] and thereby taken up the mantle and becoming the 2nd Phantom.{{Storylink|The Battle on Malta}}

In 1569, he met the love of his life in Italy. She was named [[Felicia]], but she was tragically killed when she destroyed the plans of a battle wagon that could be used for evil purposes.{{Storylink|Night of the Jesters}}{{Storylink|The Demon in the Tower}}

He married four women, the first being [[Elena]] in 1575{{Storylink|A Plague in Venice}}, the fourth an English woman of simple descent, named [[Ann|Ann(e)]]. They had [[the 3rd Phantom|a son]] in 1586.

In the last years of his very long life (compared to other Phantoms), he found out that his son had left school and joined Shakespeare in order to become an actor. Enraged, the 2nd Phantom left Bengali and went to London, where he saw his son acting as Juliet in "Romeo and Juliet", the scene probably made him explode, though that is not explicitly stated in his chronicle. {{Storylink|The Wig}}

He tried to bring his son back but the son refused and told his father to let the tradition end with him. The 2nd Phantom then became totally silent, turned around and travelled back to Bengali. Later, he was mortally wounded, the Skull ring was then carried to his son by [[Duran (in the days of the 2nd and 3rd Phantom)|Duran]], the chief of the [[Bandar]]s. His son then accepted the ring and went back to Bengali, just in time to swear [[the Oath of the Phantom]], before the 2nd Phantom died.

===According to the Newspaper strip===
The 2nd Phantom was the first Phantom to visit [[Walker's Table]]. {{Storylink|Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table}} {{Storylink|The Golden Beach of Keela-Wee}} {{Storylink|Massacre at Walker's Table}} Most probably, it was he who gained the ownership of Walker's Table from a spanish king in the 16th century.{{Storylink|Massacre at Walker's Table}}

The second Phantom married [[Christopher Columbus]]' granddaughter [[Marabella]]{{Storylink|The Name}}

The second Phantom helped the Oongaan tribe defend their sacred burial ground.{{Storylink|The Ossuary}}

He travelled to London in 1602 to meet his son who tells his father that he won't become the next Phantom. The 2nd Phantom is also said to have a short temper and was a little bit short of patience. He is later killed by Barbary pirates, and his son changes his mind, and becomes the 3rd Phantom.{{Storylink|The Wig}}

===According to [[Moonstone stories|Moonstone]]===
The 2nd Phantom was born on May 28, 1556 to [[the 1st Phantom]] and [[Christina]]. As an infant, he was kidnapped by his mother's cousin who was a member of [[the Singh Brotherhood]], but saved by his father.{{Storylink|Blackguard}}

In the late 16th century, the 2nd Phantom encountered the Singh Brotherhood and ''The Singh Web'', their most valuable treasure.{{Storylink|The Singh Web}}

===According to [[Bastei stories|Bastei]]===
The second Phantom was born in 1549, became Phantom in 1571 and died in 1610.{{Storylink|Bastei_stories#Differences|Die Ahnentafel Phantoms}}

== Appearances ==
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Walker's Table (story)|Walker's Table]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? ||
|-
|"[[Massacre at Walker's Table]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ?? ||An unidentified Phantom is said to have received ownshership of Walker's Table<br>during the 16th century, the 2nd Phantom is the most likely one.
|-
|"[[The Ossuary]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[Paul Ryan|Ryan]] || 1599 || mentioned as "in the final days of the 16th century"
|-
|"[[The Wig]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1600–04 ||
|-
|"[[The Crusader's Treasure]]" || [[Tony DePaul|DePaul]] || [[George Olesen|Olesen]], [[Keith Williams|Williams]] || 1601 ||
|-
|"[[The Third Phantom]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1602 ||
|-
|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boiix]] || 1549 ||
|-
|"[[The Great Deception, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1562 ||
|-
|"[[The Inquisitor]]" || [[Terrence Longstreet|Longstreet]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1564 ||It takes place between events in "[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]", it is then stated that the 2nd Phantom was<br>17 years old during the story, which would make him born in 1547 instead of 1548.
|-
|"[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1564-65 ||The year in which the story begins might be 1564, though it definitely ends in 1565.
|-
|"[[Duel in Venice]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565 ||
|-
|"[[The Battle on Malta]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1565-66 ||The story's major part takes place in 1565, then there is a sort of epilogue, in which [[the 1st Phantom]]<br>dies in February 1566.
|-
|"[[The Golden Falcon]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1567 ||
|-
|"[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 1: The Fatal Letters]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1568 ||
|-
|"[[Night of the Jesters]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1569 || Story begins in late spring 1569
|-
|"[[The Demon in the Tower]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1569 ||
|-
|"[[The Prisoner Who didn't Exist]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1572 ||
|-
|"[[The Blood Night]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1572 ||It takes mainly place during the St. Bartholomew's Day massacre, the night to August 24, 1572.
|-
|"[[A Plague in Venice]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1575 || The Phantom is said to be 27 years old in 1575
|-
|"[[A Deadly Game]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1576 || According with accepted date of Shakespeare's birth (confirmed by writer)
|-
|"[[The Assassination of Prince William]]" || [[Sverre Årnes|Årnes]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || July 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 1: The Stowaway]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 || Travels from Ostia (Rome) to Portsmouth, England
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 2: In the Dungeons of the Tower]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 3: The Madman in Glastonbury]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 4: The Bleeding Crucifix]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 5: The Hidden Message]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Heart of Darkness VI - Part 6: The Secret of the Crypt]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || September 1584 ||
|-
|"[[The Royal Murder Plot, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || January 1587 ||
|-
|"[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 1: Excalibur]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1588 ||
|-
|"[[The Knight of La Mancha]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1588 ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1589 || Story begins in approximately October 1589
|-
|"[[The Black Queen]]" || [[Terrence Longstreet|Longstreet]] || [[Felmang]], [[Anthony Benny|Benny]] || 1591 || Set in the winter
|-
|"[[Golem]]" || [[Johan L. Borgnes|Borgnes]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1591 || The Phantom arrives in Prague in the autumn
|-
|"[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 1: The Water Test]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1591 ||Story begins in October 1591
|-
|"[[The Witches of Bedburg, Part 2: The Evil One]]" || [[Lennart Moberg|Moberg]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1591 ||
|-
|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1601 ||
|-
|"[[The Hunchback]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[The Mysterious Prisoner]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|"[[Death's Hour]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 ||
|-
|}

===[[Gold Key/King/Charlton stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[The Secret of Magic Mountain]]" || [[Dick Wood|Wood]] || [[Bill Lignante|Lignante]] || "three hundred years back" ||
|-
|}

===[[Moonstone stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Blackguard]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Pat Quinn|Quinn]] || 1556 ||
|-
|"[[The Singh Web]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Fernando Blanco|Blanco]] || late 16th century || mentioned only
|-
| "[[Pirate Blood]]" || [[Tom DeFalco|DeFalco]] || [[Don Hudson|Hudson]] || ||
|-
|}
{{Template:Phantoms}}
[[Category:Historical Characters|Phantom, The 02nd]]

The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose

2022-01-13T21:49:37Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Secret Theatre, Part 1:<br>The Man with the Silver Nose
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 6-7/2020|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2020]]
|Pages= 22
|Writer= [[Claes Reimerthi]]
|Artist= [[Kari Leppänen]]
|Colorist=[[Reprostugan]]
|Producer=[[Egmont Publishing AB]]
|}}

'''"The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose"''' is a 2020 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Claes Reimerthi]], with art by [[Kari Leppänen]].

==Plot summary==
In the autumn of 1589 the 2nd Phantom arrives in England. Queen Elizabeth's secretary Sir Francis Walsingham believes that there is a catholic conspiracy to murder the queen and Sir Francis needs the Phantom's help to stop the catholic agent Orlando.
== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 2nd Phantom]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Orlando
*Principal Xavier
*Phelppes
*Sid
*Sir Throughton
*John Dee
'''Real-life characters'''
*[[William Shakespeare]]
*Queen Elizabeth I
*Sir Francis Walsingham
*Mary, queen of Scots

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Deep Woods]]
*[[Spain (location)|Spain]]
**Jesuit monastery
*[[United Kingdom (location)|England]]
**Harton castle
**Northamptonshire
***Fotheringhay castle
**Surrey
***Mortlake
**Dunford

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

== Related stories ==
===Followed by===
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 2: Shakespeare in Venice]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
*"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 3: The Final Performance]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Kari Leppänen]]
===Referes to===
*"[[A Deadly Game]]" by [[Claes Reimerthi]] and [[Carlos Cruz]]
== Reprints ==
This story has been published in the following publications:

=== [[Image:mini_australia.gif]] Australia ===
*"The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose", [[The Phantom 1899 (Frew)|''The Phantom'' #1899]] (2021)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Den hemliga teatern, del 1: Mannen med Silvernäsan", [[Fantomen 6-7/2020|''Fantomen'' 6-7/2020]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose, The]]
[[Category:2020 Stories|Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]

United Kingdom (location)

2022-01-13T21:49:04Z

Thuresson: /* Team Fantomen stories */

:<small>''This article is about United Kingdom as a location within Phantom stories. To read about the country and its connections to the Phantom comic in the real world, see [[The Phantom publications in the United Kingdom]].''</small>

'''United Kingdom''' is a country in Europe.
== History ==
{{stub}}

== Appearances ==
{{IncompList}}
===[[Daily stories|Daily]]/[[Sunday stories]]===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
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|"[[The Wig]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || 1600–04 || [[The 3rd Phantom]] was an actor in London
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|"[[The Fourth Son]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ||
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|"[[Little Toma]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Ray Moore|Moore]] || ||
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|"[[Fathers and Sons]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || ||
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|"[[The Scorpia]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Wilson McCoy|McCoy]] || || mentioned
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|"[[Rex, the Missing Heir]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ||
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|"[[The Curse of the Sacred Image]]" || [[Lee Falk|Falk]] || [[Sy Barry|Barry]] || ||
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|}

=== [[Team Fantomen stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
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|"[[The Ring]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1541 || [[The 1st Phantom]] visits Portsmouth
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|"[[The Usurer]]" || [[John Rassy|Rassy]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1542 || [[The 1st Phantom]] visits Portsmouth and Chichester
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|"[[The Great Deception, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi]] || [[César Spadari]] || 1562 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] studies in London
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|"[[Sir Thomas' Revenge]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1565 || [[The 2nd Phantom|The future 2nd Phantom]] comes to England to study
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|"[[A Deadly Game]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1576 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] visits Stratford-on-Avon
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|"[[The Legend of the Swords, Part 1: Excalibur]]" || [[Norman Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé]] || 1588 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] visits Salisbury
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|"[[The Secret Theatre, Part 1: The Man with the Silver Nose]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1589 || [[The 2nd Phantom]] arrives in the autumn of 1589
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|"[[The Hunchback]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1604 || [[The 3rd Phantom|The future 3rd Phantom]] is studying in England
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|"[[The Pirates Prisoner]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1621-23 || [[The 4th Phantom|The future 4th Phantom]] is studying in England
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|"[[Plague Infected]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1632 || [[The 4th Phantom]] visits Oxford at the end of 1632
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|"[[The Tulip Swindle]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1635 || [[The 4th Phantom]] visits London
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|"[[The Forest of Horrors]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1635 || [[The 4th Phantom]] visits London and Sherwood
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|"[[Hooded Justice, Part 1]]" || [[David Bishop]] || [[Sal Velluto]] || 1646 || [[The 5th Phantom]] visits Nottingham and Sherwood forest
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|"[[Hooded Justice, Part 2]]" || [[David Bishop]] || [[César Spadari]] || 1646 || [[The 5th Phantom]] visits Nottingham and Sherwood forest
|-
|"[[Jonathon Wild, Part 1: King of Thieves]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1725 || [[The 9th Phantom]] visits London
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|"[[Jonathon Wild, Part 2: Sentenced to Hang]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1725 || [[The 9th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Plunderers of Kinloch Island]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Bob McLeod|McLeod]] & [[Rod Whigham|Whigham]] || 1736 || [[The 10th Phantom]] in Scotland
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|"[[The Sea Jackals]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1740 || [[The 10th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
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|"[[The Ghost of Thanatos]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1751 || [[The 10th Phantom]] visits Bristol
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|"[[The Hellhound]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Carlos Cruz|Cruz]] || 1758 || [[The 11th Phantom]] visits London
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|"[[The Loch Ness Monster]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1759 ||[[The 11th Phantom]] visits Scotland in late summer of 1759
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|"[[A Strong Case]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1765 & 1767 || The 11th Phantom visits London with his wife and Kit
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|"[[The Moor of Death]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1775 || [[The 12th Phantom]] travelling to Cornwall
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|"[[The Devil's Cauldron]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1776 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
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|"[[The Ambassador]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1776 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Dover
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|"[[From the Other Side of the Grave]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1777 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Suffolk
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|"[[The Hood]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Tierres]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1781 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Portcullen
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|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 3: Medea's Revenge]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1783 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits village Cromwell in the autumn of 1783
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|"[[The Ghost Pirates (Team Fantomen story)|The Ghost Pirates]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1785 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
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|"[[Revenge of the Shipwreckers]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Dick Giordano|Giordano]] || 1786 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
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|"[[The Curse of Robert Fitzgiles]]" || [[Philip Madden|Madden]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1787 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Yorkshire
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|"[[Jamaica Jack's Treasure]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1789 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
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|"[[Mystery of the Crypt]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1790 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Wythstone, where [[The 13th Phantom|future 13th Phantom]] was staying
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|"[[The Apprentice]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] ||17?? || The future [[The 13th Phantom|13th Phantom]] studies at Dragonsmore
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|"[[Burnt Offering]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1791 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits Cornwall, where [[The 13th Phantom|future 13th Phantom]] was staying
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|"[[The Lethal Science]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1791 || [[The 12th Phantom]] visits London
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|"[[The Resurrection Man]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1799 || [[The 13th Phantom]] arrives in London after a visit to Cornwall
|-
|"[[Seaman Walker]]" || [[Peter Andersson|Andersson]], [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1804 || [[The 13th Phantom]] leaves England from Plymouth
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|"[[The Grave Robbers]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1832 || [[The 15th Phantom]] visits Edinburgh
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|"[[Gold Fever, Part 1]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1848 || [[The 16th Phantom|The future 16th Phantom]] was a student in London
|-
|"[[Public Enemy Number One]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1851 || [[The 16th Phantom]] spends his honeymoon in London
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|"[[The Brotherhood of the Ring]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1851 || [[The 16th Phantom]] spends his honeymoon in London
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|"[[The Secret Weapon]]" || [[Dag R. Frognes|Frognes]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1862 || [[The 16th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Mystery of the Golden Rune, Part 1: Pirates of the Arctic]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1880 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits Oxford
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|"[[Shamur's Eye]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1884 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Death in the East End, Part 1: The College Ghost]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1885 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits Whitecliff, where [[The 18th Phantom|future 18th Phantom]] was a student
|-
|"[[Death in the East End, Part 2]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Georges Bess|Bess]] || 1885 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits London, where [[The 18th Phantom|future 18th Phantom]] was captive
|-
|"[[Death in the East End, Part 3: Castle in the Sea]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Hans Lindahl|Lindahl]] || 1885 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits Jersey Coast
|-
|"[[The Orient Express, Part 1]]" || [[Norman Worker|Worker]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1887 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Lyre of Homer]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1888 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits London
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|"[[The Ghostly Ruins]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1889 || [[The 17th Phantom]] visits Oxford, where [[The 18th Phantom|future 18th Phantom]] was a student
|-
|"[[Son of the Pirate Queen, Part 1: The Skull Necklace]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1889 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Son of the Pirate Queen, Part 2: The Royal Target]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1889 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Son of the Pirate Queen, Part 3: The Goddess of Death]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1889 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Moriarty Experiment]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1890 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The London Underground Murders, Part 1: Cutbush]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1891 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The London Underground Murders, Part 2: Maniac at Large]]" || [[David Bishop|Bishop]] || [[César Spadari|Spadari]] || 1891 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Black Dagger, Part 1: The Rag Doll]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || fall of 1892 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Black Dagger, Part 2: The Curse of Black Annis]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || fall of 1892 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[Cloak of Darkness]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || 1893 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Ladykiller]]" || [[Idi Kharelli|Kharelli]] || [[Knut Westad|Westad]] || 1897 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Mark of Death]]" || [[Michael Tierres|Tierres]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || 1900 || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits England and Scotland
|-
|"[[The Temple]]" || [[Ben Raab|Raab]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1908 || [[The 19th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Angel of Retribution]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || 1917 || [[The 19th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[U-118]]" || [[Falco Pellerin|Pellerin]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || 1919 || [[The 19th Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Mystery at Pendragon House]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || November 1927 || [[The 19th Phantom]] visits Cornwall
|-
|"[[Sir Phantom - Knight of the Round Table]]" || [[Ulf Granberg|Granberg]], [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Cornwall
|-
|"[[The Mummy's Curse]]" || [[Janne Lundström|Lundström]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || present || [[Diana]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Art Collector]]" || [[Donne Avenell|Avenell]] || [[Jaime Vallvé|Vallvé]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Golden Fleece, Part 2: The Grave of Tiberius]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Joan Boix|Boix]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Racist Cult]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Heiner Bade|Bade]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits [[Pendragon House]] in Cornwall
|-
|"[[Dirty Business (Team Fantomen story)|Dirty Business]]" || [[Philip Madden|Madden]]|| [[Alex Saviuk|Saviuk]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Dark Chalice, Part 1: The Ghost in Glastonbury|The Dark Chalice, Part 1]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Glastonbury
|-
|"[[The Dark Chalice, Part 2: The Tomb of the Sorceress|The Dark Chalice, Part 2]]" || [[Claes Reimerthi|Reimerthi]] || [[Kari Leppänen|Leppänen]] || present || [[The 21st Phantom]] visits Glastonbury
|-
|}

=== [[Fratelli Spada stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Ken, of the Dynasty]]" || [[Giorgio Cambiotti|Cambiotti]] || [[Annibale Casabianca|Casabianca]] || 18?? || [[The 18th Phantom]] visits London, where [[The 19th Phantom|future 19th Phantom]] is studying
|-
|}

=== [[Bastei stories]] ===
{| {{table}}
!Title !!Writer !!Artist !! Set in !! Comments
|-
|"[[Gold of the Green Hell]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José Triay Cuenca|Triay]] || 1610 || [[The 3rd Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Pirate Fortress (Bastei Phantom Spezial story)|The Pirate Fortress]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José Triay Cuenca|Triay]] || 1780 || [[The 10th Phantom]] visits Lewes
|-
|"[[Hot Track to Soho]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[Francisco Puerta Aparicio|Puerta]] || present || [[The current Phantom]] visits London
|-
|"[[The Twin Brother]]" || [[Peter Mennigen|Mennigen]] || [[José María Ortiz Tafalla|Tafalla]] || present || [[The current Phantom]] visits Scotland
|-
|}

[[Category:Locations]]

The Witch (1976 story)

2022-01-10T23:49:10Z

Thuresson:

{{Magazinebox
|Title=The Witch
|image=
|1st= [[Fantomen 19/1976|''Fantomen'' 19/1976]]
|Pages= 20
|Writer= [[Ulf Granberg]] &<br>[[Özcan Eralp]]
|Artist= Özcan Eralp
|Colorist=N/A
|Producer=[[Semic Press]]
|}}

'''"The Witch"''' is a 1976 [[Team Fantomen]] story, written by [[Ulf Granberg]] and [[Özcan Eralp]], with art by Özcan Eralp.

==Plot summary==
Jolanda travels to Bengali to seek revenge on The Phantom who many years ago killed her grandmother, a practising witch in Carpatia. Jolanda meets with Satanya, a witch who was banished to the great swamp in the jungle by The 20th Phantom. Together they plan to lure The Phantom into the swamp to be killed.

== Appearances ==
<div style="float:left; width:50%;">
'''Recurring characters'''
*[[The 21st Phantom]]
*[[Rex]]
*[[Guran]]
*[[The 20th Phantom]]
*[[Bomba]], Bandar
*[[Joomba]]
'''One-time characters'''
*Jolanda
*Satanya the witch
*Saya, Satanya's daughter
*Saul, Saya's husband
*Jolanda's mother (mentioned only)
*Jolanda's grandmother (mentioned only)
*Banda, Bandar
*Xuran, Bandar

</div><div style="float:right; width:50%;">
'''Locations'''
*[[Bengali]]
**[[Mawitaan Airport|Morristown International Airport]]
**[[Witchmen's Peak]]
**[[The Deep Woods]]
***[[The Skull Cave]]
****[[The Skull Throne]]
*[[Carpatia]]
**[[Vacul]]
'''Tribes'''
*[[Bandar]]

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

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

=== [[Image:mini_finland.gif|border]] Finland ===
*"Noita", [[Mustanaamio 26/1976|''Mustanaamio'' 26/1976]]

=== [[Image:mini_norway.gif]] Norway ===
*"Heksen", [[Fantomet 1/1977|''Fantomet'' 1/1977]]
*"Heksen", [[Fantomets Krønike 4/2005|''Fantomets Krønike'' 4/2005]]
*"Heksen", [[Krønikebok 41|''Krønikebok'' #41]] (2008)

=== [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden ===
*"Häxan", [[Fantomen 19/1976|''Fantomen'' 19/1976]]
*"Häxan", [[Fantomen Krönika 3/2001|''Fantomen Krönika'' 3/2001]] (part only)
*"Häxan", [[Fantomen Krönika 6/2010|''Fantomen Krönika'' 6/2010]]

=== [[Image:mini_turkey.gif]] Turkey ===
*"Sönmeyen Kin", [[Kızılmaske 258 (First Series)|''Kızılmaske'' #258]] – [[Kızılmaske 259 (First Series)|#259]] (1978)
*"Sönmeyen Kin", [[Kızılmaske Albüm N˚ 80|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #80]] (197?)
*"Sönmeyen Kin", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 4|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #4]]
*"Sönmeyen Kin", [[Kızılmaske Albüm 79|''Kızılmaske Albüm'' #79]]

=== [[Image:mini_germany.gif]] West Germany ===
*"Die Hexe von Bangalla", [[Phantom 131|''Phantom'' #131]] (1979)
*"Die Hexe von Bangalla", [[Phantom Super-band 23|''Phantom Super-band'' #23]]

[[Category:Team Fantomen stories|Witch (1976 story), The]]
[[Category:1976 Stories|Witch (1976 story), The]]

Talk:Gudbrandsdølen Dagningen

2022-01-09T13:58:14Z

Thuresson: Thanks

What does it mean that "The Llongo Forest" was "interrupted after the strip of June 24, 2020"? The strip was only first published from October 2021? [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 01:58, 9 January 2022 (CET)
:It means that interrupted after the strip published on June 24, 2020 in American newspapers. [[User:Delboj|Delboj]] ([[User talk:Delboj|talk]]) 09:37, 9 January 2022 (CET)
::Thank you, I understand now. [[User:Thuresson|Thuresson]] ([[User talk:Thuresson|talk]]) 14:58, 9 January 2022 (CET)