The Phantom Phonecard set was released in Australia, with card number one released by The Phantom Zone in 1995 and card number two released by Phantom’s Vault in 2001. The Phonecards were exclusively sold in Australia and are loaded with telephone calling credit which could be utilized at any Telecom Australia telephone booth across the country. The thin plastic card was simply inserted into the telephone to make a phone call. The Phonecards are fully licensed by King Features Syndicate.

The two Phantom Phonecards were packaged within a four-sided, full-color, fold-open cardboard presentation folder measuring 25.5cm x 18cm, featuring the plastic Phonecard enclosed in a plastic pouch affixed to the exterior of the back cover. The two internal sides contain a Phantom comic strip story written and illustrated by Glenn Fold titled “White Nile – Red Chains”, split into two parts across the two Phonecard sets.

The Phantom Phonecard #1

The Phantom Phonecard number one was released by The Phantom Zone in Australia in 1995. A limit of 3000 sets were produced, which are all numbered and hand signed by artist Glenn Ford on the exterior of the back cover adjoining the Phonecard. All four sides of the presentation folder can be seen below.

The two-sided Phantom Phonecard found on the exterior of the back cover can be seen below, loaded with a $5 telephone calling credit.

The Phantom Phonecard #1

The Phantom Phonecard number tow was released by Phantom’s Vault in Australia in 2001. A limit of 3000 sets were produced, which are all numbered and hand signed by artist Glenn Ford on the exterior of the back cover adjoining the Phonecard. All four sides of the presentation folder can be seen below.

The two-sided Phantom Phonecard found on the exterior of the back cover can be seen below, loaded with a $2 telephone calling credit.

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