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The Fantomen Comic Book Display Sign was produced by Serieförlaget (which later became Semic Press) in Sweden in the 1950s. The shop display (or skyltställ) was produced to promote Fantomen comic books in retail outlets throughout Sweden, a comic book series which has been in print since October 1950. Serieförlaget was a Swedish comic book…
KEEP READINGThe Phantom Anniversary Coffee Mug was produced by Read Bengali Books in Kolkata, India in 2026. Produced in conjunction with the Indian based comic book publisher Shakti Comics, holding the King Features Syndicate license to publish Phantom comic books in the region at the time, the Phantom themed ceramic mug was produced to mark the…
KEEP READINGThe Almaktaba Aladabieh Albums (المكتبة الأدبية) were a comic series published by Almaktaba Aladabieh in the 1980s. The series contains a total of eight albums, representing a key moment in the Middle Eastern comic market, bridging the gap between traditional literary publishing and the rising popularity of Western pulp heroes and adventure strips. Almaktaba Aladabieh,…
KEEP READINGTarzan Sied Aladghal (which translates to Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle) is a comic book series published by Dar Bisat Al-Rih in Beirut, Lebanon commencing in either 1977 or 1978 thru till 1982. The series ran for a total of 77 issues and was characterized by its high-quality production compared to other regional weeklies of…
KEEP READINGThe Phantom figure was produced by Cosmec in Italy in 1978. The figure is part of the Novità Fury toy line which was primarily focused on generic western and equestrian toys, also producing licensed and unlicensed variations of famous characters to ride the horses. Cosmec was a quintessential Italian manufacturer of the 1970s “rack toy”…
KEEP READINGThe Το Φαντασμα τησ ζουγκλασ or To Fantasma tis zouglas (which translates to The Phantom of the Jungle) is a comic book series published by E. Savvelen in Greece commencing on the early 1960s. The Phantom was featured in the series in three editions. E. Savvelas (Ε. Σαββέλας) was a prominent figure in the mid-20th-century…
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