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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...

Mikael Lyck on behalf of Chronicle Chamber reviews the latest Fantomen title release the Fantomen Kids: Kit and Heloise on Adventure! We...

There might only be four Frew and three Egmont comic books for us to review since our last Comics and News podcast, but there's also a...

On the back of Mythos from Brazil committing to publish the Phantom in 2019, another publisher called Regal Publishers from India has...

The Don Newton book published by Hermes Press has not disappointed! The collection of Charlton stories, essays, interviews and artwork...

Even though sometimes it genuinely felt like the universe was trying to stop us recording this podcast, it is that time again. Today,...

Today I review all the different Fantomen logos from issue #1 to the latest adaption of the logo in 2019. It is a fascinating look...

There is lots to love about Frew's 70th Anniversary Trade Paperback, released in Australia in the second half of 2018, but one thing we...

Our first Comics and News review for 2019 has landed! In this episode Dan and Jermayn explore the latest in Phantom news before turning...

Have you read the 2019 Frew Annual yet? Every single page contributes to a great collection of past classic and new stories. It's a well printed volume filled with content from great storytelling masters, all wrapped up in a stunning and eye-catching cover. Well done Frew and all the creators! We loved the Annual so much we decided to do an early video review. Join us as we go through every story in detail looking at what was well done and what missed the mark (spoiler - not