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Three young bucks, artists Jamie Johnson, Daniel Picciotto and Camillo Di Pietrantonio banded together in an 'online studio session' to raise funds for Unicef. This came on the back of several other artists who have done similar phundraising. You can learn about the phundraiser (fundraiser) campaign Chronicle Chamber have been involved with on X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #214A. All three artists have credits for Frew, Ninja Turtles plus much more and have a healthy rival at Supanova and Comic Con conventions with their sketch offs and have agreed to do another with us hosting it with a Phantom theme. This podcast is the recording from the special night. We would suggest you watch this on YouTube and while it is 2.5 hours long, you do not often get to watch not one, or two but three talented artists drawing and talking the Phantom. We want your feedback on what we discuss during the session. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Jermayn Parker and David Barry join forces to discuss with Scott Einiger who is the founder of Kleckt (website). You may remember Kleckt as the company who announced their intentions of turning Sy Barry into NFT on the Phantom's birthday in 2022. This podcast we try and dig into the future of the Phantom and getting the character digitised. As you listen or watch be prepared to have your mind blown, stretched and challenged. As you will find out what Scott talks about is much more than just a NFT. We talk about providence of collections and how it can add value to your collection or a specific piece. Other topics are a digital museum, the movie, the history and saving it for multiple future generations. At the 40 minute mark we do watch Scott's trailer for Kleckt which is best viewed on video. If you listen to this on audio only, you will only hear the sound track. We want your feedback on this podcast and idea of Kleckt. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. What do you think of NFT's? Will you buy one? Would you buy a ticket for the digital museum? Does this excite you? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Stephen East and Jermayn Parker join together talking all the latest Phantom comics and news from around the world. Joined by Mikael Lyck and Christian Moller who review the Fantomen comics and the latest comics from Germany including Wick and Zauberstern. Some have asked about us being behind reviews on the Regal and Fantomen comics and we are aware and they will be uploaded soon. For those who cannot listen to the whole podcast, below is a runsheet with time stamps for you to listen to parts that may interest you. Frew Publications Comics Review Frew #1922: 3 Minutes 30 Seconds “Murder at Maxims” Belle Epoque pt 5 by Pidde Andersson & Percy Ochoa “Wolves in London pt1” by Andrew Constant & Jason Paulos Frew #1923:9 Minutes 30 Seconds “The Gargoyle of Notre Dame” Belle Epoque pt 6 by Pidde Andersson & Percy Ochoa “Wolves in London pt2” by Andrew Constant & Jason Paulos Frew #1924: 21 Minutes 30 Seconds "Queen Asta of Trondelay" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy "The Grove of the Sleeping Giant" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy "The Rope People" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy "The Wisdom of Solomon" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy Fantomen Comics Review Fantomen 14-15/2022: 28 Minutes 30 Seconds "The Phantom in Almedalen" by Mikael Sol and Kim W Andersson "King of Chicago Pt1 & 2" by Lennart Moberg and Hans Lindahl "Phantom World" by Lee Falk, Sy Barry, George Olesen and Eric Doescher German Comics Review Wick #1: 32 Minutes 30 Seconds "Die Todeskralle" ("The Claw of Death") by Peter Mennigen and José María Ortiz Tafalla "Die Sklaven" ("The Slaves") by Peter Mennigen and José María Ortiz Tafalla Wick #2: 35 Minutes 30 Seconds "Die Spione von Paris" ("The Spies from Paris") by Peter Mennigen and José María Ortiz Tafalla "Die Göttin des Todesvulkans" ("The Goddess of the Volcano") by Peter Mennigen and José María Ortiz Tafalla Zaubersten #1: 39 Minutes "The Ghost and the Monster Part 1" by Andrew Constant and Giancarlo Caracuzzo "Waterman" by Lee Falk, George Olesen and Fred Fredericks Zauberstern #2: 42 Minutes "The Ghost and the Monster Part 2" by Andrew Constant and Giancarlo Caracuzzo "The Vanished Village" by Lee Falk, George Olesen and Fred Fredericks The Ultimate Guide to German Comic Books: 44 Minutes 30 Seconds By Christian Blaes Daily / Sunday Stories Progress Discussion Sunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 1 Minute by Tony DePaul and Jeff Weigel Daily 260: "The Phantoms End": 1 Hour 7 Minutes 30 Seconds by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley News Scott Cohn - Second Ghost Artist (link): 1 Hour 20 Minutes (More discussion from 1 Hour 7 Minutes also) Update on buying Phantom figurines in Australia (link): 1 Hour 21 Minutes Complete list of shops in Australia and outside of Australia that stock them Phantom Showbags (link): 1 Hour 26 Minutes 30 Seconds Fantomet Christmas Album cover & contents (link): 1 Hour 32 Minutes 2021 Fantomen Best Cover Announced (link): 1 Hour 34 Minutes Pre Order for new Mythos Book (link): 1 Hour 36 Minutes Cover announced for Heart of Darkness Sweden HC book (link): 1 Hour 38 Minutes New CC website design (link): 1 Hour 50 Minutes 30 Seconds Please note, we are still after a reviewer from Brazil reviewing all the latest Mythos Phantom comics. please contact us. We want your feedback on a few topics. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Do you have the new NECA and Boss Fight Studio figurines? Would you like to see Frew release a TPB (or hardcover) collection of the Heart of Darkness collection? Would you like to see more higher end collection books? Did you enjoy the Belle Epoque series? Would you like to see more stories featuring Jane and the 19th Phantom? Would you like to see publishers create more indepth stories on past Phantoms like what Frew and Pidde Andersson have done here? Was the first time the Phantom's room in Notre Dame introduced in a Lee Falk story? If so, which one? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

While this may be our third podcast with Sy Barry, he is a legend who has been in the industry for decades and has countless stories to share. This time is no different as we are also joined by his son David Barry who shares with us stories growing up as the son of a legend. This is a phun podcast you can watch or listen to. We do not want to give away everything we talk about but some of the subjects we discussed are: His career with Marvel and DC His assistants His legacy Who his favourite assistant he worked with Who his favourite artist he worked with As we discussed, this is the third time we have chatted with Sy Barry. To listen to these podcast's go here. He is one of the top Phantom influencers, with 30+ years drawing the characters plus many more for DC and Marvel and it is worth re listening to the past podcasts again. Note, that in this podcast we do not talk about Sy Barry's new venture into the NFT world. That will come in a later podcast down the track. You can follow us on our social media accounts or our podcast channels so you wont miss out on that intriguing chat to come. Please get in touch with us if you have any feedback, questions you wished we asked plus anything else. You can contact us via email at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. We also love comments, likes, shares and discussions on our social media so please let us know your thoughts. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Stephen East and Jermayn Parker join forces to chat with Pidde Andersson who is a Swede writing stories for the Australian Frew magazine. He is also currently the most prolific story writer for Frew. We discuss many interesting topics including how he got the job, the joys he received seeing his own stories intended for the English audience find its way to be published by the Fantomen magazine. His career plus interesting tropes on artists he has created stories for including: Shane Foley, Rafael Dantas, Joan Boix, Jason Paulos, Anthony Spay and others. We dissect his love for the Phantom drinking milk, editing his own stories to fit in a Frew comic and then translating them back into Swedish for the Fantomen magazine. This is an easy listen and good phun as you get into the brain on a creator who gets and understands the Phantom. Please get in touch with us if you have any feedback, questions you wished we asked plus anything else. You can contact us via email at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. We also love comments, likes, shares and discussions on our social media so please let us know your thoughts. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Dan Fraser and Jermayn Parker join together talking all the latest Phantom comics and news from around the world. It has been a BIG month in the Phantom world which has seen this podcast blowout to nearly 2.5 hours. Phan and creator Duncan Munro takes the place of Stephen who is on holidays and does a great job filling his shoes. We are also joined with Mikael Lyck and Ohm Roy who review the Fantomen comics and the amazing Jean-Yves Mitton book by Black and White Editions. Some have asked about us being behind reviews on the Regal and Fantomen comics and we are aware and they will be uploaded soon. Thank you for your patience. For those who cannot listen to the whole podcast, below is a runsheet with time stamps for you to listen to parts that may interest you. Frew Publications Comics Review Frew #1925: 2 Minutes 30 Seconds “Masked Marvel” by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy “Until the Final Bell” by Paul Mason Frew #1926: 9 Minutes 30 Seconds “Kit and the Pirates” by Claes Reimerthi and Cesar Spadari “Wolves in London pt3” by Andrew Constant and Jason Paulos Frew #1927: 25 Minutes “The Island” by Claes Reimerthi and Kari Leppanen “The Golden Queen pt1” by Shane Foley Frew Giant Size 22: 50 Minutes 30 Seconds “The Golden Sands of Keela Wee” by Lee Falk and Sy Barry Fantomen Comics Review Fantomen 16/2022: 1 Hour 1 Minute 30 Seconds "The Valley of a Thousand Graves" by Jacob Habincs and Alex Saviuk "Drama in the Desert" (Remake off "The Slave Traders" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore) by Lee Falk and Özcan Eralp. Fantomen 17/2022: 1 Hour 4 Minutes "The Outlaws" by Pidde Andersson and Rafael Dantas "The Buried Witness" (Remake off "Diana and the Bank Robbers" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy) by Lee Falk and Özcan Eralp. Black & White Éditions Review Jean Yves Mitton – Le Fantôme: 1 Hour 5 Minutes 30 Seconds "The Yellow Death" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yvess Mitton "Worubu" by Norman Worker and Jean-Yvess Mitton "The Children of the Forest" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yvess Mitton "Nectar of the Gods" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yvess Mitton "The Cathedral Mystery" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yvess Mitton "Death in Belgium" by Donne Avenell and Jean-Yvess Mitton "Hoogan's Revenge"by Lennart Moberg and Jean-Yvess Mitton "Marsh of the Endless Wind" by Scott Goodall and Jean-Yvess Mitton Daily / Sunday Stories Progress Discussion Sunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 8 Minutes by Tony DePaul and Jeff Weigel For Those Who Came in Late video for a recap of the series. Daily 260: "The Phantoms End": 1 Hour 14 Minutes by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley An article on the creators showing The Phantom eyes (link) An article on the burial ground of the 21st Phantom (link) News News Corp and Lee Enterprises cancel KFS strips from their newspapers (link and link): 1 Hour 27 Minutes 30 Seconds How do you read your Phantom newspaper strips?: 1 Hour 30 Minutes Thoughts on the X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #227 - The Phantom Goes Digital? (link): 1 Hour 37 Minutes Regal Publishers Anniversary Special (link): 1 Hour 58 Minutes Fantomen 2022 Christmas Album for Pre Order (link): 2 Hours 30 Seconds Fantomen Softcover Album and Heart of Darkness TPB now out. Review coming soon: 2 Hours 2 Minutes 30 Seconds Review of Boss Fight Studio Phantom and Hero Figurine (link): 2 Hours 3 Minutes 30 Seconds Jan Hafstrom Exhibition (link): 2 Hours 11 Minutes 30 Seconds Patron Spring Draw: 2 Hours 13 Minutes 30 Seconds Please note, we are still after a reviewer from Brazil reviewing all the latest Mythos Phantom comics. please contact us if you can help out. We want your feedback on a few topics which is listed below. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Did you like our "For Those Who Came In Late" videos? Would you like more? Do you like Monster themed Phantom stories? Have you purchased a copy of the Black and White Editions Jean-Yvess Mitton book? Are you enjoying the daily story featuring the death of the 21st Phantom? Have you brought a Masked Marvel Frew poster? Should we all read the newspaper stories on the Comics Kingdom website? Do you understand the concept of the new blockchain with the Phantom as discussed in X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #227 - The Phantom Goes Digital? Did Duncan Munro explain it better? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Jermayn Parker chats with Christopher Walker a cosplayer from USA who is in the middle of something special including finding some other cosplayers including a Guran, Sala and Diana. You can view more of Christopher Walker's work at his website which can be found here. Hope you have enjoyed our mini series of talking to some cosplayers from around the world who are dressing up and showcasing the Phantom to other comic and pop culture fans. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Jermayn Parker, chats with Chris Stantley who may be better known as Cosplay Chris who caused a lot of excitement at the 2022 Sydney Supanova event as he cosplayed as the Phantom. Chris goes through the stages of building his costume, sourcing materials from around the world, children's toy shops and his visits to his local tailor. This is a PHUN podcast and we discuss all the interesting points ranging from Chris' love for the Phantom, if the suit is a onsie or a twosie and perhaps the biggest question of all - how do you go to the toilet while in costume? You can find more of Cosplay Chris at the following social platforms and website. Instagram Facebook YouTube Etsy website We want your feedback on this podcast with Paul Mason. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Jermayn Parker, Dan Fraser and Stephen East join forces again to discuss with phan phav creator Paul Mason on his latest Frew Publications created story. The story has a lot of phans excited as it is a sequel to the Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy "The Masked Marvel". We go through why Paul Mason loves the story, this era and the boxing themes in many classic Phantom stories. Paul also highlights the many Easter Eggs including past boxing legends from the world & Australia and friends who get a billing on a boxing poster. You may have found a few names including Glenn Ford and Rene White, the co owners of Frew Publications as well as the hosts for the X-Band: The Phantom Podcast, We did have some technical problems but the viewing and listening is still fine. There is also the odd swear word dropped during the podcast - nothing you would not hear at the school yard or work place but we want to declare it up front. We want your feedback on this story and the podcast with Paul Mason. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. What do you think of NFT's? Will you buy one? Would you buy a ticket for the digital museum? Does this excite you? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

"The Fourth Son" is the 137th Phantom Sunday story. It was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Sy Barry and is one story that many phans (if not the majority) love and hold dear to their memories of reading Phantom comics. Even I liked this story until I created the Phantom Bible, and this story, like a lot of stories created by Lee Falk, had so many holes that I decided to ignore it and strike this story from my (unofficial) Phantom lore that I wrote up in the Phantom Bible. My decision was not popular among my fellow editors of the Phantom Bible, my colleagues at Chronicle Chamber, other phans and even a couple of story creators. However, once I outlined my decision and showed how Lee Falk broke the established lore and how it was not able to be bent back, they all agreed, except one, that the decision to remove the story from the Phantom Bible lore was the only one to make. The one to disagree was Shane Foley and he told me he would create a story to solve my problems. This article is an exploration into my original problems, how Shane Foley fixed them, and how it has caused me to change my (unofficial) Phantom lore that I wrote up in the Phantom Bible. Some phans may argue that you do not have to make the other stories from Team Fantomen, Frew, Moonstone, Mad Cave Studios etc fit the original Lee Falk stories. It, however, is a fun exercise, and I hope you stay with me as I identify the problems and how Shane Foley has attempted to fix them. The problems with the classic Lee Falk & Sy Barry story "The Fourth Son" 1) Lee Falk contradicts himself on which Phantom is the runt. This is not the first time, Lee Falk has made mention of a 'runt' being the Phantom. The first time was actually in the original Avon Novel #1. Now we have to believe this was actually written by Lee Falk. It is established that he wrote this novel and others were written by other creators. Let us assume that what Falk wrote in Avon Novel #1 is correct and that he originally intended the 13th Phantom to be the runt, it then contradicts other stories he wrote about the 13th Phantom. The most obvious one is "The Vault of Missing Men" originally published in newspapers in 1979 and 1980. It must be mentioned that in no other stories has the 9th, the 13th, or any other Phantom ever been depicted as being short. This includes stories by Lee Falk, Team Fantomen, Moonstone and Frew created stories. The 9th Phantom, on a few occasions, has been mentioned as being the strongest. However, he was NEVER depicted as a man of short stature. It is worth mentioning that Team Fantomen have changed the number of this smaller Phantom from the 9th in this story to the 13th as originally mentioned in Avon Novel #1. Personally, this makes even less sense and has caused some debate among the Fantomen readers. "Guardian of the Eastern Dark" is the 134th Phantom daily story. The story was written by Lee Falk and drawn by Sy Barry. 2) Lee Falk contradicts the death of the 8th Phantom in the "The Fourth Son" story "The Fourth Son" also depicts the 8th Phantom dying after being shot in the back by Mongol warriors. Contradictorily, in the 161st Daily adventure "The Snake Goddess" he is said to have died from a snake bite after building a secret path through the Great Swamp. 3) Lee Falk contradicts the wife of the 8th Phantom in the "The Fourth Son" story In Lee Falk's classic "The Hanta Witch" story, the 8th Phantom met the queen and supposed witch Heloise of Koqania, whom he later married. In "The Fourth Son" he is married to an unnamed Englishwoman. We know she is English, because Kit One, Two and Three all go to England for studies as per the Phantom's tradition. It is fair that in other Lee Falk-created stories, it is actually the 7th Phantom that marries Heloise of Koqania. This is also the case with Team Fantomen-created stories. For the record, in Team Fantomen-created stories, the 8th Phantom marries Ingrid of Holstein. In our Phantom Bible, we have the 8th marrying Ingrid. 4) The "The Fourth Son" story has the 9th Phantom marrying warrior princess Vhatta Khan instead of Team Fantomen's Flame Stanbury Walker This is probably the biggest problem I encountered with creating the Phantom Bible, was having contradictory wives marrying the various Phantoms, and it's one of the reasons why I started the journey of creating the bible. Lee Falk, in different stories, had one wife marrying various Phantoms, including her own son! Lee Falk actually never had another lady marrying the 9th Phantom, so I only had to deal with the Team Fantomen-created wife - Flame! Generally, to solve this problem like I have with other Phantoms in the Bible, we have a wife dying early and the Phantom remarrying. I originally did this, but as I decided to totally ignore this "The Fourth Son" story, I did not have to do this. 5) Lee Falk moves Bangalla out of Africa in the "Fourth Son" story Yes, the fierce Mongol warriors conquered most of the known world, including westward into Europe, but their entry into Africa was not as successful. I am not a historian, but a simple Google search (or an encyclopedia flick through for Lee Falk in a pre-internet world) would show that in 1260, the Mongols, aiming to secure Syria and advance into Egypt, were defeated by the Mamluks. While the Mongols held parts of Syria intermittently, they never crossed into Africa (Egypt) and further into Africa. It is then impossible for Jhantun Khan, a descendant of Genghis Khan, to have a home base in Africa. It is possible that Jhantun has a home base outside of Africa; it then means for the 8th Phantom to ride home with an arrow in his back dying and slaves to return to their villages walking after being freed that Bangalla and the skull cave has been moved out of Africa. It could be argued that for the sake of a good story, Lee Falk stretched history, which he has done several other times in his Phantom writing. 5) Lee Falk ignores his own lore In this "The Fourth Son" story, Lee Falk decided to ignore his own established lore with the fourth son not going to school in his mother's homeland, and they even had their own pet Devil. I personally see Devil being incorrectly included as a mistake by Sy Barry. Dumping the "The Fourth Son" story from established Phantom lore It is worth mentioning that with no other creator until Shane Foley 30 years later, the warrior princess Vhatta Khan was never mentioned again. This includes stories by Lee Falk and Tony DePaul, Team Fantomen, who have over 1,000 original created stories, along with Frew and other publishers like Moonstone, who have tried to follow Lee Falk's original stories closely. If you add up all these stories, it is close to 2000 other stories that Vhatta Khan was never mentioned in. It became an easier solution to remove this story than to make it fit. I was comfortable with this decision until Shane Foley fulfilled what he promised. Shane Foley fixing the problems with his "Ninth Hour" story published by Frew in issue #2019 You can watch or listen to the team's review of this story in X-Band: Phantom Podcast #333 - March 2026 newspaper stories, comics & news review at the 56 Minutes & 30 Seconds mark. "Ninth Hour" is the second story by Shane Foley featuring the 9th Phantom being married to warrior princess Vhatta Khan. The first story was titled "The Strange Day of the Witch Men" published in Frew #1938 and #1939. He doesn't answer all the questions I have raised, but the two biggest stumbling blocks for me were how you explain the 9th Phantom being a runt in one story and not in the other stories and then how you explain the 9th Phantom marrying 'both' Vhatta and Flame. In a world's first, Foley has the runt die and one of his brothers take over the role. He cleverly has Kit-Two stay as the 9th Phantom instead of the 10th, which explains how the 9th can be short in one story and then normal height in the rest. It also explains how the 9th Phantom marries 'both' Vhatta and Flame. In an interesting twist, Foley has Vhatta disappear, which surely will be explored more in a future story and the 10th Phantom is the son of Kit-Four and Vhatta. Attached are a few pages of this "Ninth Hour" story in Frew issue 2019. You can click on them to get a better view. A huge thank you to Shane Foley and other phans xxxx who have helped me write this article. Please note, this is just my opinion, and I welcome any input from other phans who may agree or disagree with me. The Phantom Bible, while it is an unofficial collection of lore and is not accepted as official lore by King Features, has been used by several creators and publishers and, at the time of writing, is the most expansive and complete lore there is.

Christian Moller reviews Zauberstern Phantom Spezial #7, which was out in shops in late March 2026. The issue features three modern-day daily newspaper stories. "Das Liebesdreieck" ("The Love Triangle") by Tony DePaul and Paul Ryan "Das verlorene Königreich von Avaria" ("The Lost Kingdom of Avaria") by Tony DePaul and Paul Ryan "Das dreckige halbe Dutzend" ("The Dirty Half-Dozen") part 1 by Tony DePaul and Paul Ryan You can purchase this comic and other back issues of Zauberstern Phantom comics from their website. They also sell their comics from shops throughout Germany. This issue only costs 7.99 euro, is full colour and is 64 pages. This cover is by Luke McDonnell and was originally the 11th cover for the regular DC series. In this comic, the third story ("Das dreckige halbe Dutzend" ("The Dirty Half-Dozen")) again has been split into two, with the final part released in issue #9 which will be out in two months. The print quality is great with thick glossy paper, and the colours are very bright as per normal. This magazine does these stories justice. This is the first time that these stories have been published in Germany - for many readers it will be the first time they have read these stories. Are you enjoying these modern stories? Ensure you read our interview with the publishers and editors behind Zauberstern here - Interview with Simeon Hrissomallis and Charles Bone. We also review Zauberstern special magazines on our platforms. All Zauberstern and other German comic reviews will be included in our monthly X-Band: The Phantom Podcasts. You can find out more at our website and or subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos. If you would like to join the team and review new comics being released around the world, please contact us.

X-Band: The Phantom Podcast Episode #235 will be a deep dive with special guests Robert Aman and Mikael Lyck as they talk about Robert's new book "When the Phantom Became a Swede"! If you were around for our first interview with Robert Aman (X-Band: The Phantom Podcast Episode #101), you would know we discuss a lot of older Team Fantomen stories from the 1970's. To help with this, Robert has given us a list of these stories he references in the book and the podcast, so if you want to be prepared for the next podcast which should be out Friday 18 November dig out the following comics. We have included the original and last published Fantomen issue and if they have been published by Frew also. The Secret of the Plantation by Janne Lundström and Bertil Wilhelmsson. First published by Fantomen 16/1971 The Trade War by Janne Lundström and Bertil Wilhelmsson First published by Fantomen 3/1973 First published by Frew #1840 The Slavers by Janne Lundström and Özcan Eralp. First published by Fantomen 3/1975 The Dead River by Magnus Knutsson and Jaime Vallvé. First published by Fantomen 1/1972 and last published Fantomen 10/2001 First published by Frew #1799 Ku Klux Klan by Ulf Granberg and Heiner Bade. First published by Fantomen 19/1978 and last published Fantomen 16/1998 First published by Frew #1210 The Slaves by Magnus Knutsson and Jaime Vallvé. First published by Fantomen 14/1972 First published by Frew #1844 The Secret of the Coal Mine by Janne Lundström and Özcan Eralp. First published by Fantomen 23/1974 The Water Test by Janne Lundström and Bertil Wilhelmsson First published by Fantomen 26/1970 Wagon Master by Janne Lundström, Ulf Granberg and Özcan Eralp. First published by Fantomen 9/1975 First published by Frew #1802 The Indian Hater by Janne Lundström and Özcan Eralp. First published by Fantomen 24/1975 First published by Frew #1802 On Forbidden Land by Janne Lundström and Jaime Vallvé. First published by Fantomen 1/1977 Dizzying Affairs by Donne Avenell and Özcan Eralp. First published by Fantomen 20/1978 and last published Fantomen 9/2020 The Nuclear Pirates by Norman Worker and Georges Bess. First published by Fantomen 9/1978 and last published Fantomen 14-15/2007 First published by Frew #1846 Plutonium Terror by Janne Lundström and Bertil Wilhelmsson. First published by Fantomen 17/1975 Atom Terror by Anders Eklund, Özcan Eralp and Bertil Wilhelmsson. First published by Fantomen 24/1976 The Russian Chess Game by Donnie Avenell and Jaime Vallvé. First published by Fantomen 14/1979 Diana in the Jungle Patrol by Magnus Knutsson and Jaime Vallvé. First published by Fantomen 5/1973 and last published Fantomen 14-15/2021 First published by Frew #1804

Reapers Quest this past week (2nd November 2022) has started his kickstarter campaign for miniatures of the Phantom country. We sit down with Kelby Wooldridge and he goes into great detail on his campaign. Click here to go Pledge at Kickstarter In this podcast chat we go over the pledge levels, the sizes of the miniatures and ask the hard questions. Have you backed yet? We wont be able to raise the full amount on our own but together, many phans together make light work! Click here to go Pledge at Kickstarter We want your feedback on this podcast and the kickstarter campaign. Why have you pledged? Why have you not pledged? What would make you pledge? Please note, our planned #234 episode on the Phantom becoming a Swede has been postponed for a week to try and give this Kickstarter campaign a pump. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

This is a bumper podcast as we try and squeeze two podcasts into one - comics and news plus a creator interview as he gives us a peak behind the curtain of story. The result? A long podcast. Hope you will enjoy it though. We have the full team of Jermayn Parker, Stephen East and Dan Fraser talking all the latest things Phantom from around the world for October 2022. We are also joined by Matt Kyme Frew Publications creator who wrote and drew the story "The Man Hunt" which was in Frew #1930. Mikael Lyck reviews five issues plus we have a heap of news including Kickstarter campaigns, deaths of Phantom legends, conventions, new comics to be released, a passionate plea to King Features and a lot of phun in between. Some have asked about us being behind reviews on the Regal comics and we are aware and they will be uploaded soon. Thank you for your patience. For those who cannot listen to the whole podcast, below is a runsheet with time stamps for you to listen to parts that may interest you. Frew Publications Comics Review Frew #1928: 2 Minutes “The Leopard Cult” by Norman Worker & Jaime Vallve Frew #1929: 8 Minutes 30 Seconds “Death in Carpatia” by Mikael Sol & Janusz Ordon “The Golden Queen pt2” by Shane Foley 29 Minutes “The Golden Queen pt3” by Shane Foley Frew #1930: 43 Minutes 30 Seconds “The Man Hunt” by Matt Kyme Fantomen Comics Review Fantomen 20/2022: 1 Hour 21 Minutes "Deadly Dinosaurs" by Bernd Frenz & Carlos Pedrazzini. Fantomen 21/2022: 1 Hour 23 Minutes "Saga of the Vultures Chapter One: The Haunted Castle" by Pidde Andersson & Anthony Spay. Fantomen 22-23/2022: 1 Hour 25 Minutes 30 Seconds "Saga of the Vultures Chapter Two: The First Vulture" by Pidde Andersson & Anthony Spay "The King is dead!" by Norman Worker & Kari Leppänen "An Evening in the Jungle" by Jimmy Wallin & Anna Weatherly HoD HC: 1 Hour 28 Minutes 30 Seconds 50 parts created by Claes Reimerthi and Joan Boix Fantomen 2022 Softcover "Ondskans Nemesis" ("Nemesis of Evil"): 1 Hour 33 Minutes 30 Seconds "Star of Bangalla" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry "The Star of Bangalla" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry "Gooroo's Jungle Muggers" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry "The Return of Gooroo's Mob" by Lee Falk and Sy Barry "Luck and Wealth" ("The Necklace of Solomon") by Lee Falk and Sy Barry Daily / Sunday Stories Progress Discussion Sunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 37 Minutes by Tony DePaul and Jeff Weigel For Those Who Came in Late video for a recap of the series. Daily 260: "The Phantoms End" by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley For a full in-depth review listen to X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #232 Daily 261: "The Breakout": 1 Hour 49 Minutes 30 Seconds by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley News Kickstarter campaign starting 2 November (link): 1 Hour 58 Minutes Phantom wiki is back up and running properly (link): 2 Hours 6 Minutes 30 Seconds Convention News: 2 Hours 8 Minutes Brisbane & Adelaide Supanova Phantom related guests (link) New York Big Apple Con (link) Please let us know of other phantom related guests going to conventions around the world. The Phantom 2040 Archive created by Joe Douglas (link): 2 Hours 11 Minutes Billy Zane Phantom movie costume (link): 2 Hours 13 Minutes 30 Seconds Phantom Article in the October 2022 Assamese Magazine 'Sofura' (link): 2 Hours 19 Minutes Comics Kingdom & DiscountMags.com Bring Together A Paid Subscription Service for Vintage Strips (link): 2 Hours 20 Minutes 30 Seconds Peter Kingston Death (link): 2 Hours 23 Minutes 30 Seconds Editions Dante Release Their Second Hardcover Moonstone Collection (link): 2 Hours 27 Minutes Please note, we are still after a reviewer from Brazil reviewing all the latest Mythos Phantom comics. please contact us if you can help out. We want your feedback on a few topics which is listed below. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Did you like our "For Those Who Came In Late" videos? Would you like more? Do you like Monster themed Phantom stories? Did you like the prequel "Golden Queen" story by Shane Foley? Did you enjoy Matt Kyme's comments about his story? Can you skull mark a skull? What are your opinions of the Phantom holding the Veterinarian and her partner by gun point? Will you pledge and support the kickstarter? You going to bid on the Billy Zane movie costume? What would you rather? A complete set of Frew issues or a Billy Zane movie costume? Do you have any memories or interactions with Peter Kingston? Would you like to see Moonstone back publishing and creating Phantom comics? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.

Jermayn Parker is joined by Dan Fraser and Stephen East and we talk about one of the most controversial stories ever written. It features the 21st Phantom dying, the eyes being shown of the Phantom, Diana, Kit jnr and Heloise turning away from the Phantom, we see the end of the Walker line and much more. This story has seen a lot of angst and phans upset, sad and unsure what is next. We simply had to review and talk about this story in great detail. Worth noting that on the YouTube video, we show the whole story as we discuss it. Some past articles worth reading are: Tony DePaul's blog article on this story Our article on showing the Phantom's eyes Our article showing the burial ground You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.