The Brazilian based Mythos Editora have announced the release of a new Phantom comic book titled “O Fantasma Omnibus – O Navio Espião & Outras Histórias”.

Translating to “The Phantom Omnibus – The Spy Ship & Other Stories”, the paperback style comic book will contain 276 pages with Portuguese text. Scheduled for release between December 2026 and January 2027, this collection brings together modern newspaper pages in vibrant full color (“As Páginas Dominicais em Cores”).

Currently, there is limited information regarding the contents of the Omnibus on the pre-sale advertisement on Mythos Editora’s website; however, the stories contained within the book are all Sunday Phantom comic strip adventures written by Tony DePaul and illustrated by Jeff Weigel, with contributions from Terry Beatty. This newly announced edition signifies the fifteenth Omnibus-style comic book released by Mythos Editora following a similar format, and the first to feature comic strip stories illustrated by Jeff Weigel.

The front cover features a minimalist white background centered on an illustration of The Phantom (O Fantasma) kneeling on one knee in sketched grass, resting a hand on his wolf, Devil, who lies alertly beside him. Across the top, bold black text credits creators “TONY DePAUL & JEFF WEIGEL” alongside “com TERRY BEATTY”, while a muted purple circle on the right highlights “As Páginas Dominicais EM CORES” above the credit “Criado por LEE FALK”. Dominating the lower half is the classic jagged, purple “O FANTASMA” logo tilted slightly upward, underscored by the black title “OMNIBUS”, a thin dividing line, the purple subtitle “O NAVIO ESPIÃO & OUTRAS HISTÓRIAS”, and the Mythos Books flame logo tucked into the bottom right corner.

The pre-order advertisement seen on the Mythos Editora website reads:

A LEGACY THAT CANNOT DIE When Lee Falk introduced The Phantom to the world in 1936, he probably didn’t imagine the place his creation would conquer in the history of comics. Since then, generations of writers and artists have continued the adventures of the Ghost Who Walks and kept his legend alive. In 2017, artist Jeff Weigel joined writer Tony DePaul to open a new chapter in this trajectory. Together, they took the 21st Phantom on new adventures, with stories that bring the hero into our time, but preserving all the spirit of Lee Falk’s creation. In this Omnibus, Mythos Editora begins to collect, in full and in color, the Sunday stories of this exceptional phase. It’s an opportunity for old fans to rediscover one of the great heroes of comics and for the new generation of readers to discover why The Phantom earned the reputation of the Man Who Cannot Die.

The full advertisement for O Fantasma Omnibus on the Mythos Editora website can be found HERE.

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