If you’ve been on Facebook for the last little while you mave have noticed a not-so-small page dedicated to all aspects of Phantom phandom, The Phantom of Phandom.
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May 232013
May 172013
The ChronicleChamber Gathering is back on in 2013!
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Apr 292013
In his latest e-mail to members, Richard Fry described the touching funeral of ex-Frew Publisher Jim Shepherd and his plan for the next Lee Falk Memorial Bengali Explorer’s Club dinner.
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Mar 032013
Kevin Patrick’s on-line Phantom survey, which he is using to write his thesis on the Phantom’s influence on popular and social culture in Australia, India and Sweden, will be closing soon. More details after the jump.
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Jan 222013
I’ve never seen Adventure Time, the American animated series. Everyone tells me it’s good, thought. Anyway, a phan of both Adventure Time and The Phantom has created a t-shirt blending the two together, and the result is pretty impressive!
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Dec 132012
Kevin Patrick, the man behind the Phantom Comic Book Survey, has had a PhD paper published in on-line academic journal Participations: Journal of Audience & Reception Studies (UK).
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Nov 192012
Comic Geek Speak, the internets’ most popular comics podcast, has dedicated its latest episode to the Ghost Who Walks.
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Nov 092012
While the Phantom may have a few songs dedicated to him, his comics ‘cousin,’ Mandrake the Magician, has had the honour of musician Hakeem Mumford take up his name for his latest musical project.
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Aug 062012
In the world of retro video games it is not uncommon for information about games that never saw physical release to come to light. Back in 2003 a video game company named 7th Sense Studios planned to bring both of Lee Falk’s heroes to the digital screen. Although unreleased, we can now learn a little about what could have been.
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Aug 032012
The Summer Olympics are currently in progress in London. The last time London hosted the Olympics, in 1948, Lee Falk created his own version – The Jungle Olympics.
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