The Phantom
#71
(July 1976)
Charlton,
1969 Series
- Volume
- 9
- Price
- 0.30 USD; 0.10 GBP
- Pages
- 36
- Indicia Frequency
- bimonthly
- Publisher's Age Guidelines
- Approved by the Comics Code Authority
- Indicia / Colophon Publisher
- Charlton Publications Inc.
- Brand
-
Charlton Comics Group; Charlton Publication [with wire globe]
- Barcode
- 0098765432101
- Editing
- George Wildman
[no title indexed]
The Phantom / cover / 1 page
- Pencils
- Don Newton (signed) (painting)
- Inks
- Don Newton (signed) (painting)
- Colors
- Don Newton (signed) (painting)
The Phantom Battles the Monster of Zanadar
The Phantom / comic story / 22 pages
- Script
- John Clark (credited)
- Pencils
- Don Newton (signed)
- Inks
- Don Newton (signed)
- Colors
- ?
- Letters
- Don Newton (signed)
- Job Number
- D-8069
- Genre
- jungle; superhero
- Characters
- Phantom; Colonel Worobu; Professor Leonard; Fletcher Quartermine; Guran; Guento; Marshall; Brodene
- Synopsis
- Colonel Worobu comes to the Phantom to ask him to lead them to the top of an unexplored mountain to help rescue a scientist who's plane has crashed there.
- Reprints
in Witchman's Revenge
The Phantom / text story / 2 pages
- Job Number
- 5366
- Genre
- superhero; jungle
- Characters
- Phantom
- Reprints
-
in The Phantom: The Complete Series: The Charlton Years (Hermes Press, 2012 series) #5 ([June] 2016) [page 2], #5 ([June] 2016) [page 1]
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Indexer Notes
The three illustrations for this story are lifted from the story in Phantom, The (Charlton, 1969 series) #68.
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Table of Contents
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[no title indexed]
The Phantom -
1.
The Phantom Battles the Monster of Zanadar
The Phantom -
2.
Witchman's Revenge
The Phantom
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