The Prisoner Who didn't Exist

The Prisoner Who didn't Exist
Produced for:	Fantomen 5/1987
# of pgs:	32
Writer:	Michael Tierres
Artist:	Jaime Vallvé
Original colorist:	N/A
Producer:	Semic Press

"The Prisoner Who didn't Exist" is a 1987 Team Fantomen story, written by Michael Tierres, with art by Jaime Vallvé.

Plot synopsis

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Appearances

Recurring characters

• The 21st Phantom
• The 2nd Phantom
• Diana Palmer-Walker
• Rex
• Tom-Tom
• Guran
• Count Artoa
• Count De la Motte
• René de Montmorency
• Gabrielle de Montmorency (mentioned)

One-time characters

• Gunga

Real-life characters

• Cardinal de Lorraine

Locations

• Bengali
  • Deep Woods
    • The Skull Cave
      • The Chronicle Room
• France
  • Nantes
  • Paris

Tribes

• Bandar

Related stories

Followed by

• "The Blood Night" by Michael Tierres and Jaime Vallvé

Behind the scenes

• Gabrielle is first referred to as "Countess de Montclerency", but after that the family name is always mentioned as "Montmorency". This error has been edited out of the Frew reprint.
• Besides René de Montmorency, the prisoner records on page 21 of the story includes:
  • Michael Tierres = Claes Reimerthi
  • Loup Grandbèrge = Ulf Granberg
  • Bou Maigréhn = Bo Majgren
  • Jaime V = Jaime Vallvé

Reprints

This story has been published in the following publications:

Australia

• "The Prisoner Who didn't Exist", The Phantom #1810 (2018)

Denmark

• "Fangen som ikke fandtes", Fantomet Special #1 (1988)

Finland

• "Vanki, jota ei ollut", Mustanaamio 18/1987
• "Vanki, jota ei ollut", Mustanaamion kronikka 3/1996

Norway

• "Fangen som ikke fantes", Fantomet 17/1987
• "Fangen som ikke fantes", Fantomets Krønike 2/1994
• "Fangen som ikke fantes", Krønikebok #2 (2001)

Sweden

• "Fången som inte fanns", Fantomen 5/1987
• "Fången som inte fanns", Fantomen Krönika 4/1993
• "Fången som inte fanns", Fantomen Krönika Band 1 (1999)
• "Fången som inte fanns", Fantomens historiska äventyr #2 (2026)

Yugoslavia

• "Вартоломејска ноћ" (romanized as "Vartolomejska noć"), Politikin Zabavnik #2423 – #2424 (1998; edited together with "The Blood Night")