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We are joined by Mikael Lyck who reviews the latest Fantomen comics from Sweden. ): 1 Hour 20 Minutes Including a chat with Shane Foley Monogram Key Chains out October 2023 and our Review Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our

We are joined with Mikael Lyck, Christian Moeller and Seuj Abir who review comics from Sweden, Germany Our next podcast is the review of the Frew 75th anniversary comic. Minutes 30 Seconds Famtomen HC book got as high as top 5 best selling book in Sweden: 1 Hour 33 Minutes Defenders Will you buying the Defenders of the Earth keychains? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our

So please sit down, grab a milk (or wine if your a post modern phan) and watch / listen to us as we review areas, please contact us: If you're from Greece, France, Hungry and or Brazil and you would like to review Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our

Shakti Comics from India continue with their publication of the The Phantom in the three languages of English, Bengali and Hindi, with their 2nd issues out in January 2022. The new issue is a vast improvement over their debut issue - which had impeccable production quality but was riddled with a number of problems which could be considered as birthing pains. The 56 page comic is of 17 × 23 cm size - slightly smaller than their previous issue which was 17.5 x 23.3 cm. Like its predecessor it too has high quality laminated covers, thick but light glossy inside pages and is glue binded (also known as 'perfect binding' in India). Shakti set a very high standard in the production quality of their first release. Having continued with that level of production for the second issue they have added a new factor of collectibility with the inclusion of variant covers! The issue comes with 2 cover options: The standard cover, done by yours truly Ankit Mitra, is available across all three languages of English, Bengali and Hindi. The variant cover is pencilled by Indian Comic's living legend Anupam Sinha - famous for his work on Raj Comics' mainstay characters of 'Super Commando Dhruva' & 'Nagraj' - and inked and coloured by yours truly Ankit Mitra. This variant cover is exclusively available in the languages of Hindi and Bengali In addition Shakti has also given a poster of 43.5 x 29 cm featuring the standard edition cover art - made by yours truly Ankit Mitra - as a free novelty to all those who ordered the book during the preorder stage directly from their own website, or their authorised retailers. As of now the free poster is only available with the preorder stock fulfilled with the retailers, and/or by ordering the book directly from Shakti's website. The story included is 'The Phantom Lion', which is the 236th Daily Strip story written by Tony DePaul and illustrated by the late Paul Ryan. All the major presentation problems from the previous issue have been addressed by the new decision they have taken by: The Original Lettering has been kept intact. No Panels have been omitted, rearranged or 'stretched'. The book follows a 4 daily strip per page format like most publishers have done their reprints of daily strips on and is hence a lot more aesthetically pleasing to read. Their effort to maintain the production quality and take in the feedback and improve on their presentation easily makes this release highly recommended! The price for each issue is 200 Indian Rupees which is about: $3.80 Australian Dollars, $2.68 US Dollars, 2.39 Euro and 24.99 Swedish Krona. Due to licensing limitations, Shakti Comics can only sell & ship to addresses within India - so for Phans living outside India, I recommend you befriend an Indian Phan & have these books bought & shipped to you by them. If not, FREW are going to be selling some copies of this series via their website, and I'm sure these issues too will show up for order there - although in very limited quantity. Shakti has a webstore you can order from plus they are also available across various comics retailers in India. For any assistance regarding ordering these books directly from Shakti Comics you can contact them here: Shakti Comics Website: https://www.shakticomics.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/268814338130861/ E-mail: shakticomics@gmail.com

The phan world is eagerly awaiting for issue #1 of the Defenders of the Earth comic book series from

We present our video review of the Frew Generations Trading Cards. 27 cards of the past, present and Phantoms including the twins Kit jnr, Heloise, 2040, Defenders of the Earth Phantoms and the robotic

Jermayn Parker and Dan Fraser do their best (& fail) to review this 180 page full colour Frew special This review will contain spoilers. You can buy your copy at the Frew website. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our

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Mikael Lyck from Chronicle Chamber reviews the latest Fantomen issue - 2021/18&19 which features the and Wilson McCoy "Dimmornas barn" ("Children of the Fog") by Dai Darell and Georges Bess All Fantomen reviews

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A lot of phans are excited by the new Defenders of the Earth comic book series being released by Mad We will be reviewing these comics on our podcast and YouTube channel and planning on more access to the To start off, were you a fan of the original Defenders of the Earth TV Show? played the entire theme song to the Defenders of the Earth cartoon. Had it been named Defenders of the Earth , I know it would’ve been on my radar, though.

We are joined with Mikael Lyck and Seuj Abir who review comics from Finland, Sweden and India. "Capitoliumin vanki" ("The Prisoner at Capitolium") by Idi Kharelli and Jaime Vallvé Indian Comics Review Annual Contents & Cover Revealed (link): 2 hours 19 Minutes Frew release Frew Pholio set & other prints (review Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our

I was lucky enough to get a hold of each volume and hear is my review of them. In this review is the Ray Moore and Sy Barry Omnibus volumes with volume three now out in pre order and It must be mentioned that Chronicle Chamber would prefer that someone from Brazil is able to review all If you are able to help us and review upcoming releases - please let us know.

Originally released as part of Wave 1.0 we review the Grey Phantom and Hero articulated figurines from We have previously reviewed: Wave 1.0 review (purple 21st Phantom & blue Julie) Wave 1.5 review (blue As we have reviewed the figurines twice before (wave 1.0 review & wave 2.0 review), I did not focus too much on the grey figurines that came with Hero in this review. All reviews will be included in our monthly X-Band: The Phantom Podcasts.

Mikael Lyck from Chronicle Chamber reviews the latest Fantomen softcover album which features the following All Fantomen reviews will be included in our monthly X-Band: The Phantom Podcasts.