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Fantomen: Den Vandrande Vålnaden
Fantomen: Den Vandrande Vålnaden (The Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks) was published by Story House Egmont in Sweden in October 2024. The hardcover album style comic book collection is Egmont’s ongoing dedication to preserving classic comic strip heritage. Fantomen: Den Vandrande Vålnaden is designed in a traditional European album format containing 50 full color pages…
KEEP READINGFantomet Årbog
The Fantomet Årbog (The Fantomet Annual) comic book series was released by Interpresse in Denmark in 1972. These year-end or annual comic book formats served as special collector’s items for Scandinavian readers, compiling extended stories and special features outside of the standard monthly comic book runs. The series was primarily published by Interpresse, a prominent…
KEEP READINGMustanaamio Vuosialbumi
The Mustanaamio Vuosialbumi (The Phantom Year Album) comic book series was released by Kustannusosakeyhtiö Otava in Finland in 1970. Functioning as a high-profile holiday or annual edition, the series became a staple publication in Finland, offering extended story arcs and special compilations that complimented the main bi-weekly Mustanaamio comic book title. The publication run of…
KEEP READINGFantomet Julealbum
The Fantomet Julealbum (The Phantom Christmas Album) comic book series was released by Romanforlaget in Norway in 1972. Published under the title of “Fantomet” in Norway, the Phantom has enjoyed a deeply devoted Scandinavian following for decades, with specialized year-end and holiday book albums serving as collector-grade centerpieces. These volumes typically compiled extended selections of…
KEEP READINGPhantom Running Magnet
The Phantom Running Magnet were produced by Crystal Craft in Australia in 1994. The magnet features the Phantom in a running pose and was sold in novelty stores throughout Australia and New Zealand. The magnet is fully licensed by King Features Syndicate. The Phantom Running Magnet is designed with a custom die-cut outline following the…
KEEP READINGFantomen Finn Felen Contest
The Fantomen Finn Felen Contest (which translates to The Phantom Find The Error Contest) was held by Semic Press in Sweden in 1968. The contest required the reader to locate errors found in an image of the Phantom and Guran, specifically to locate four missing details in the Phantoms costume. The front cover of edition…
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