For the first podcast of 2018, Steve, Dan and Jermayn take a look back at the year that was 2017. They share their thoughts on the best writers, best artists, best stories, best issues, best covers, best merch, best addition to their own Skull Caves, best moment of being part of the ChronicleChamber team in 2017, and what they thought of 2017 in relation to the Phantom. Enjoy! #DynamiteEntertainment #HermesPress #XBand #KingFeaturesSyndicate #Podcast #Frew #YearinReview #KidP

By now, many phans will have seen the Facebook and other social media posts of Kit and Julie (or Heloise) running around in their Phantom costumes related with the Originalteckningar (Original Art) exhibition up in Stromstad, Sweden. However, did you know that the curator of the exhibition, Sinisha Bozunovic, made them himself? Believe it or not... Not only is Sinisha a lover of The Phantom art, he is a man of many talents including being an artist himself. Being Halloween he

No doubt you have seen the photos, videos and news coming from Sinisha Bozunovic and his team and I think it is obvious to lay claim this was and is a great success. Since our first post here, there have been a few additions and other important things to note so let us list those and then we can have fun looking through the photos. Sinisha has hired a shop at the local mall and turned it into a Phantom paradise with 11 Henrik Salhstrom covers & one Sal Velluto printed in 70cm

Phantom art exhibitions seem to be all the rage these days. We all know of the Tour that Never seems to End downunder, The Phantom Art Show co-curated by Peter Kingston and Dietmar Lederwasch, which recently opened and is currently showing at the Manly Art Gallery in Sydney after a near-three year run around Australia. Then of course, there has been Swede Martin Dahlström’s homage to Wilson McCoy, the Godfather of Pop display, which we have also reported on extensively here o