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Bulls Press Book

The Comics Press Book was produced by Bulls Presstjänst AB in Stockholm, Sweden in 1994. The books purpose is to promote the various comic book characters under license by King Features Syndicate in, either distributed amongst it’s existing network of print media distributors, or to market their offerings to potential new partners. The contents of…

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A Fase Marvel Comics De O Fantasma

A Fase Marvel Comics De O Fantasma (which translates to The Marvel Comics Phase of The Phantom) is a comic book published by Mythos Editora in Brazil in December 2025. The softcover comic book reprints two full series of comic books previously released by Marvel Comics in the USA in 1990s, a collection of a…

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The Phantom Rolex Submariner Watch

The Phantom Rolex Submariner Watch was produced as a collaboration between Bamford Watch Department (BWD) and Darren Romanelli (DRx) in the United Kingdom in 2015. The limited-edition specially designed watch is featured on a Rolex Submariner Non-Date model, blending the Phantoms pop culture heritage and the meticulous craftsmanship of a world-class watch brand. The watch…

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Studio Recreo

Studio Recreo (often referred to simply as Recreo Studio) was a prominent Spanish art studio that operated as a production house for international comic book publishers during the mid-to-late 20th century. Based in Barcelona, Spain—a hub for comic art syndication—the studio was part of a wave of European agencies that provided high-quality illustration work for…

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Alyas Phantom

In the vibrant landscape of 1960s Philippine cinema, the superhero and comic-book genre flourished through localized adaptations of international icons. One such notable entry is the fantasy/action movie Alyas Phantom, released on the 11th of January 1966. Produced by D’Lanor Productions, the film represents a fascinating intersection of Western pop culture and Filipino action sensibilities.…

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Du Måste Förstå Att Jag Älskar Fantomen

In 1981, Swedish television introduced a poignant exploration of childhood and domestic reality through a five-part drama series titled, ‘Du Måste Förstå Att Jag Älskar Fantomen’ Fantomen (which translates to You Must Understand That I Love the Phantom). Rather than a standard superhero adaptation, the series uses the iconic figure of the Phantom as a lens through…

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Thank you Christopher Smith for contributing information and images from your personal collection.