To wrap up the festive season we have created a New Years Resolution that we all can get around and ensure we follow through. Forget eating healthy, saving your money or doing more exercise - let us all take some time out and read a Phantom back issue.
Seuj Abir, Bradleigh Kelly, Duncan Munro and Ankit Mitra join regulars Jermayn Parker, Dan Fraser and Stephen East in reviewing a story that is worth digging out of the back catalogue and having a re read. Many have been out of print for 10 or 20+ years.
The stories we have reviewed are:
- "The Story of the Phantom: The Ghost Who Walks" by Lee Falk
- Avon Novel #1 (1972)
- Hermes Press #1 (2016)
- "Mistake Identity" by Idi Kharelli and Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1440 (2006)
- Sweden Noir (2019)
- Fantomen 18/1986
- "The Highland Murders" by David Bishop and Paul Ryan
- Frew #1336 (2002)
- Fantomet 22/2002
- Fantomen 22/2002
- "The Wolf is Coming" by Sverre Årnes and César Spadari
- Frew #1032 (1993)
- Fantomen 15/1992
- Norway Krønikebok #17 (2004)
- UK Wolf #6 (1992)
- "Mandrake's Bon Voyage" by Tony DePaul and Terry Beatty
- Frew #1682 (2013)
- Fantomet 5/2015
- Fantomen 6-7/2015
- Regal #7 (2021)
- "The Unknown Commander, Part 1 and Part 2" by Norman Worker and Georges Bess
- Frew #1682 (2013)
- Fantomet 1/2018
- Fantomen 25-26/2017
- Bastei #177 (1981)
- "The Castle of Evil" by Norman Worker and Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1047 (1993)
- Fantasma Especial #31 (1989)
- Fantomet 13/2006
- Fantomen 14/2006
- "Death in Cyberspace" by Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1442 (2006)
- Fantomet 6/2006
- Fantomen 7/2006
- "Lost in Cyberspace" by Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1460 (2006)
- Fantomet 23/2006
- Fantomen 24/2006
- "Duel in Cyberspace" by Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1473 (2007)
- Fantomet 5/2007
- Fantomen 6/2007
- "Chaos in Cyberspace" by Hans Lindahl
- Frew #1486 (2007)
- Fantomet 16/2007
- Fantomen 17/2007
What did you think of the stories? Have you read all of them? If you have another story you think phans and us should read, add a photo in the comments section or on social media. 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.
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