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The Phantom: Dood in Brugge (which translates to The Phantom: Death in Bruges) comic book was published by Saga Uitgaven in Belgium in September 2015. The single edition is written by Donne Avenell and illustrated by renowned French comic artist Jean-Yves Mitton, the story originally debuted as part of his work for the Swedish Fantomen…
KEEP READINGThe Swedish comic book series X9 commenced in 1969 under Semic Press, launching as an anthology magazine built around international adventure, crime, and spy comics. In its early years, the lineup featured strips like Secret Agent X-9, Jungle Jim, and The Phantom before Semic rebranded the title to Agent X9 in 1971. That same year,…
KEEP READINGThe Fantom-Cykeln (which translates to The Phantom Bike) advertisement was produced by Husqvarna Vapenfabriks Aktiebolag in Huskvarna, Sweden in 1958. The advertisement is promoting a bicycle with an image of a child dressed in the Phantom’s costume appearing in the full page-sized promotion, with the bicycle bearing no decals or motifs relating to the Phantom.…
KEEP READINGShakti Comics is an Indian comic book publishing house that made a notable mark on the local subculture by transitioning from an online comic retailer into an official licensee and publisher of global comic icons. Originating as a specialized store catering to Indian pop culture enthusiasts, the company expanded its scope to revive high-quality physical…
KEEP READINGThe Phantom Comic Collection Box Set was produced by Shakti Comics in India in 2023. The box set is made up of a slipcase containing 10 Phantom comic books and a poster, exclusively released and sold in India, fully licensed by King Features Syndicate. Shakti Comics is an Indian comic book publishing house that made…
KEEP READINGArkadaş Haftalık Çocuk Gazetesi (translating to Arkadaş Weekly Children’s Newspaper) was published by Nebioğlu Yayınevi in Turkey commencing on the 9th of May 1956. Standing out as a landmark entry in the history of Turkish youth periodicals, priced at 50 Kuruş and formatted in half-newspaper dimensions to stay true to its title, the publication released…
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