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Review of the new Frew Publications TPB featuring the popular Triads Saga all in colour including a new never seen before story

In Fantomen issue 9/2020 the best Fantomen of 2019 was announced and as always it brings up some interesting results. As per usual we...

The Swedish Phantom comic Fantomen have hosted votes about the best story for over 30 years, and now in their 70th year there is no...

Seeing out the year Phantom-style, Jermayn and Dan review everything Ghost Who Walks 2019. Wishing you all very Happy Phantoming in the...

Following on from our The Complete Don Newton Charlton Phantom video review, we now review the first such complete compilation produced...

It's time again for the ChronicleChamber team to delve into all the latest Phantom news from around the world, followed by an detailed...

Comics Kingdom has had products for sale for a while but with their recent change of free shipping it has prompted several Australian and...

Glenn Ford broke the news of this new series on his recent visit on the podcast in episode #121 (from 2hr48m05) and plenty of phans were...

The latest Fantomen issue 14-15/2019, released throughout Sweden on June 27, 2019, contains a story titled Djävulen i Stockholm (The...

There's no doubt that one of the most enjoyable purchases that a phan could make at the Supanova comic convention in Sydney last month...

Frew's first ever Graphic Novel Sword of the Caliph was released at Frew's booth at Sydney Supanova 2019 and discussed on our X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #121 with a chat with Glenn Ford. Illustrated by Italy’s Giancarlo Caracuzzo and written by Gabriel Henriquez (also wrote Kid Phantom #1), it introduces us to a new villain, who acts as a major adversary for our hero. The volume is 90 pages long, full colour and slightly over sized (like the Swedish Soft Cover Album).

There might only be three Frew and two Egmont comic books for us to review since our last Comics and News podcast, but it does not mean...