Here I am presenting a couple of Phantom Daily strips 900 pixels wide: Archive Name: D194. The Albee - 1999-01-11 to 1999-03-13 - 9 Weeks.zip Size: 7.57MB URL: http://www.mediafire.com/download/7z4849h713daxc6/D194._The_Albee_-_1999-01-11_to_1999-03-13_-_9_Weeks.zip [...]
#643 - A couple of Phantom strips - this time Dailies
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Number 1393: “This guy ain’t human!” Introducing Flash Lightning
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Flash Lightning was born of the “mysterious East.” We find out the bare bones of his origin on page 1 of his introduction in Sure-Fire Comics #1 (1940), published by Ace. He was trained in Egypt. Whatever gave him his powers, [...]
Number 1392: Advertising for love
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The story today is of mid-century advertising boss Katherine Laurel and her rocky road to romance with subordinate, then rival, George Dunn. It's interesting that Katherine, despite her weakness for love (which happens to [...]
Number 1391: Kidnapped to the future!
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Blonde Phantom, alter ego of mousy secretary Louise Grant, lusts after her boss, Mark. But like many comic book masqueraders, she finds herself in a love triangle with herself. Tsk tsk. My advice to Louise is to tell Mark [...]
Number 1390: “All that glitters...”
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For a time in the 1950s comic artist John Forte’s work could be found prominently in ACG titles. He went from there to DC where he did the Bizarro World stories in Adventure Comics, written by Jerry Siegel. He then became [...]
#642 - A couple of Phantom Sunday strips - better versions in color
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Emile has been hard at work getting alternate versions of both Sunday and Daily strips of the Phantom. I am presenting two of the Sunday strips shared by Emile.Archive:Name: S152. The Shipwreckers - 2000-01-02 to 2000-07-30.zipSize: [...]
Number 1389: Enter Albert and Pogo
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Any ardent Pogo fan can tell you Walt Kelly’s familiar character did not spring forth from his creator’s forehead fully formed. Rather he was developed over time. As you can see in this, the first appearance of both Albert [...]
