Back in January we told you about a new podcast starting up: the Most POPular Podcast . Well, hosts Amanda Bacchi and Dr Paul Mason have been very productive and they are already up to their 13th episode! While most of their podcasts have been of a general pop culture nature, episode 13 will be of particular interest to Phantom phans - it's all about Kid Phantom. Indeed, Amanda was thoughtful enough to record a conversation that featured Dr. Paul Mason (artist), Andrew Consta

A popular new Phantom artist has just started featuring as a regular guest on a podcast and video webseries, providing listeners with 'a fun discussion about pop culture with a unique Australian perspective'. The cheekily named Most POPular Podcast was launched at the beginning of January and is hosted by Brisbane pop culture aficionado Amanda Bacchi. Her regular guest is one of the hottest new Phantom scribblers going around, Dr Paul Mason of Kid Phantom fame. At the time of

The Hermes Press reprints of the 1970's Avon Books The Phantom novels are a truly beautiful product - but are you buying them? If you don't, is there a chance that Hermes will not complete the 15 book series?? Reading between the lines of the latest YouTube promotion, uploaded just before Christmas from Dan Herman, Publisher at Hermes Press, it would seem that sales of the books to date have not quite been what they would have hoped. (You can view the video at the bottom of t

As we (I) have mentioned many times here on ChronicleChamber, the Phantom 2040 video game is an absolute cracker on both the Sega Mega Drive/ Genesis and the Super Nintendo Entertainment System*. And while everyone can agree on this point, the one complaint that seems to come up again and again is how hard it is to achieve the game's elusive "good" ending. Well, worry not fellow phans! We have put TeamCC's the hardest of core geek to work creating the complete guide to help

From late 2014 through to early 2016, it seemed like Phantom phans around the world were always eagerly awaiting the next installment of Hermes' Press original new Phantom story, Danger in the Forbidden City. Perhaps that's because the wait between issues became, at time, interminable. Phans were forced to wait as many as 3 to 4 months between chapters of the 6-part story, and the full impact of the story was lost for some. Thankfully then, there is the recently released Trad

YouTube channel Midnight's Edge, who are know for their deep analysis of film, TV and pop culture, have created a special video looking back at the 1996 The Phantom film. The video is not a simple re-review of the film nor a fan assessment with a more mature mind. Rather, the video goes behind the scenes of the making of the film, intelligently discusses why it may not have been successful in America and why it had the tone and Indiana Jones-like feel it did. An incredibly in