Podcasts about Lee Falk

This week's episode gets right into the recap as we discuss the very safe second episode of “Suits LA.” Then Sejohn was turned off by the art style of the new Beat ‘Em Up game releasing this week featuring Lee Falk's The Phantom that he ended up skipping the demo, and Devon is standing by to confirm the game isn't much better when being interacted with. This leads the discussion towards some of our good and bad experiences with gaming before we discuss how there used to be whole stores dedicated to selling toys and how that industry has changed in our lifetimes.Finally we discuss the Lost Media Trailer for the cancelled CW Powerpuff Girls adaptation that totally made us regretful that the series never came to fruition. 

What better way to escape the world's troubles with weather patterns and political upheaval dominating our life than spending time with us as we review everything Phantom from February 2025. We review comics from Australia and Germany, catch up on the newspaper adventures printed on Comics Kingdom and discuss every bit of Phantom related news from around the world.We love comments and feedback from the Phantom phans from around the world.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Daily / Sunday Adventures ProgressDaily #268 - "The Spark" by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley: 1 MinSunday #196 - "The Princess of Songhai" by Tony DePaul and Jeff Weigel: 20 MinsAustralia (Frew Comics)Frew #1989: 27 Mins"Deadly Conspiracy" by Norman Worker and Georges BessFrew #1991: 31 Mins"The Devil Road" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy"The Impostor" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore"The Toad Men" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoyFrew #1990: 34 Mins"The Lost Valley: Maelstrom" by FelmangFrew #1992: 47 Mins"The Lost Valley: Two Princesses" by FelmangGiant Size #32: 55 Mins"The Haunted Mine" by Giorgio Cambiotti and Lamberto LombardiGermany (Zauberstern Comics)Zauberstern #17: 59 MinsNews from around the worldTony DePaul's health (link): 1 Hr, 2 MinsThe Phantom video game updates: 1 Hr, 4 MinsMoonstone news (link): 1 Hr, 9 MinsMad Cave Studios announce artist Russell Mark Olson (link): 1 Hr, 11 MinsMad Cave Studios Defenders of the Earth news (link): 1 Hr, 13 MinsPreview of Aristocrat Gaming pokie machine (link): 1 Hr, 15 MinsVoting for best cover and adventure published in Fantomen 2024 (link): 1 hr, 18 MinsShatki Comics at Kolkata book fair (link): 1 hr, 20 MinsAustralian Comic Convention Dates (link): 1 hr, 21 MinsWe can only report and discuss what we have seen or been told, We may miss something especially conventions in your corner of the world with Phantom related guests. Please let us know of them so we can promote them on our website, socials and podcasts. We are looking for reviewers who can review comics from India, Sweden, Finland, France and Italy. If you would like to join the team with regular reviews, please contact us.Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast. Support the show

We are padding out our episodes as we want to release our 300th podcast with the Phantom's birthday. This will be 299B where we discuss the latest comics from around the world including Australia, USA, Sweden and Germany. Unfortunately due to the Frew 2025 Annual being delayed, we will be doing a 299C episode in a weeks time for the annual. We may have stolen the A and B issues from Frew but never had a C issue lol.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Australia (Frew Comics)Frew #1986: 6 Mins"The Breakout" by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley"Dungeons Undone" by Tony DePaul and Mike Manley"The Journey Home" by Tony DePaul, Mike Manley, Bret Blevins and Jeff WeigelFrew #1987: 22 Mins"The Island of Rada Mandi" by unknown Fratelli Spada creator, Giorgio Cambiotti and Lamberto Lombardi"A Madman in the Jungle" (Prose Story) by unknown Fratelli Spada creator"The Disappearance of Karina" by unknown Fratelli Spada creator, Giorgio Cambiotti and Lamberto Lombardi"The Flood" (Prose Story) by unknown Fratelli Spada creatorUSA (Mad Cave Studios)Defenders of the Earth #4: 47 Mins“Whiplash” by Dan DiDio and Jim CalafioreSweden (Fantomen)Fantomen 25&26-2024: 57 Mins"Resan hem" ("The Journey Home") by Tony DePaul, Mike Manley, Bret Blevins and Jeff Weigel"Tågligan" ("The Train Gang") by Donne Avenell and César Spadari"Mörkrets väktare" ("Guardian of the Eastern Dark") by Lee Falk and Sy BarryGermany (Zauberstern and Zack)Zauberstern #16: 1 Hour, 2 Mins"Gefahr in der verbotenen Stadt Teil 3" ("Duel in the Skies") by Peter David and Sal Velluto"Gefahr in der verbotenen Stadt Teil 4" ("Free Fall") by Peter David and Sal Velluto"Python schlägt zu" ("Justice for the Python") by Tony DePaul and Paul Ryan"Insel des Grauens" ("Crocco Island West") by Tony DePaul and Paul RyanPhantom Spezial #1: 1 Hour, 6 Mins"Woduros Geheimnis" ("Woduro's Secret") by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"Das Löwenkopfäffchen" ("The Lion's Head Tamarine") by Claes Reimerthi and Graham NolanZack #1:  1 Hour, 9 Mins"Die verschwundenen Base Jumper" ("Captured from Above") by Bernd Frenz and Janusz Ordon"Gefährliche Wasser" ("Dangerous Waters") by Bernd Frenz and Janusz OrdonYou 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. Support the show

We have fallen behind again with our monthly comics and news podcasts so this will be Episode 296B where we discuss and review the latest comics from around the world including Australia, USA, Norway, Sweden and Germany. There is 11 comics in total we will go through.We love comments and feedback from the Phantom phans from around the world. At the bottom of the article, we list some talking points we would love to have your input on. You can either email us, leave your comments at our YouTube Channel, and or leave them at our social media platforms in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew (Australia)Frew #1982: 4 MinutesFrew #1983: 15 Minutes & 30 SecondsFrew #1984: 26 MinutesFrew #1985: 33 MinutesOperation Domino storyline: 40 Minutes & 30 SecondsMad Cave Studios (USA)Defenders of the Earth #3: 54 MinutesDefenders of the Earth #4: 1 Hour & 1 MinuteEgmontFantomen 222&23/2024: 1 Hour & 11 MinutesFantomen 24/2024: 1 Hour & 16 MinutesFantomen 25&26/2024: 1 Hour & 19 MinutesNorway Year Album: 1 Hour & 23 MinutesGerman ComicsECR #91: 1 Hour & 28 MinutesYou 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. Remember if you comment, you automatically go into our draw for a monthly competition of free Chronicle Chamber swag.We love comments and feedback from phans from around the world and would love to have your input on the following topics:Was Prince Dar too dumb in Frew 1982? Did he remind you of the Lee Falk princes from the Misty Mountains?Which is the biggest bug bare? The Phantom getting knocked in the head or creators introducing new tribes?Does your copy of Frew #1984 have the correct pages and order or is it mixed up like Dan's and Jermayn's?Do you recognise this bad guy from the “The Black Ghost” storyline?Did you enjoy the Operation Domino storyline? Would you like to see the stories published together? Do you think it would be a good story for Team Fantomen or other publishers to publish?Do you like Fabio Alves art style? Would you like to see more Phantom from it?Do you generally like filler stories? Do they work better as stand alone fillers or multi part ones?Did you like The Phantom receiving an American passport and tying in Diana with part 7 and 8?What comics do you have from around the world? Do you like seeing reviews of other comics from around the world?What did you think about the Michael Thoor story? Do you see it as a Phantom story?Do you think the "To Wrack and Ruin at Gravelines" story works better read as one long story like it is presented in the Norway 2024 year album?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.Support the show

Dorian Price, Alexis Hejna, Chae Tate and Mark Radulich review movies currently on streaming services and in theaters: Dick Tracy/The Phantom/The Shadow Movie Review! First up is Dick Tracy (1990). Then we move on to The Phantom (1996). Finally we review The Shadow (1994).Dick Tracy is a 1990 American action crime film based on the 1930s comic strip created by Chester Gould. Warren Beatty produced, directed and starred in the film, whose supporting cast includes Al Pacino, Madonna, Glenne Headly and Charlie Korsmo, with appearances by Dustin Hoffman, James Keane, Charles Durning, William Forsythe, Seymour Cassel, Mandy Patinkin, Catherine O'Hara, Ed O'Ross, James Caan, James Tolkan, R. G. Armstrong and Dick Van Dyke. Dick Tracy depicts the detective's romantic relationships with Breathless Mahoney and Tess Trueheart, as well as his conflicts with crime boss Alphonse "Big Boy" Caprice and his henchmen. Tracy also begins fostering a young street urchin named Kid.The Phantom is a 1996 superhero film directed by Simon Wincer. Based on Lee Falk's comic strip The Phantom by King Features, the film stars Billy Zane as a seemingly immortal crimefighter and his battle against all forms of evil. The Phantom also stars Treat Williams, Kristy Swanson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, James Remar and Patrick McGoohan.The Phantom was released on June 7, 1996, and received mixed reviews from film critics. Despite financial failure in its theatrical release, the film has enjoyed success on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray, and has developed a cult following.The Shadow is a 1994 American superhero film from Universal Pictures, produced by Martin Bregman, Willi Bear, and Michael Scott Bregman, and directed by Russell Mulcahy. It stars Alec Baldwin, supported by John Lone, Penelope Ann Miller, Peter Boyle, Ian McKellen, Jonathan Winters, and Tim Curry. The film is based on the pulp fiction character of the same name created in 1931 by Walter B. Gibson.The film was released to theaters on July 1, 1994, received mixed reviews, and was a commercial failure.Disclaimer: The following may contain offensive language, adult humor, and/or content that some viewers may find offensive – The views and opinions expressed by any one speaker does not explicitly or necessarily reflect or represent those of Mark Radulich or W2M Network.Mark Radulich and his wacky podcast on all the things:https://linktr.ee/markkind76alsohttps://www.teepublic.com/user/radulich-in-broadcasting-networkFB Messenger: Mark Radulich LCSWTiktok: @markradulichtwitter: @MarkRadulichInstagram: markkind76RIBN Album Playlist: https://suno.com/playlist/91d704c9-d1ea-45a0-9ffe-5069497bad59

Patrick & Marco plaudern über einen der farblosesten #Superhelden des 20. Jahrhunderts: Das #Phantom! Das Phantom ist eine US-amerikanische Comic-Reihe, die vom Verlag #King_Features herausgegeben wurde. Die Reihe wurde 1936 von #Lee_Falk geschaffen und wird bis heute von verschiedenen Zeichnern und mit unterschiedlichen Ausprägungen fortgesetzt.

The 100th iteration of the iconic Supanova pop culture convention, in Brisbane November 2024, was a landmark event, especially for Phantom fans who descended upon the city in numbers. This year's gathering was a celebration of all things Phantom, with a host of activities and special guests that made it an unforgettable experience.Among the highlights were appearances by talented Phantom cover artists Jamie Johnson, Alex Trpcevski, and Lauren Marshall. These renowned artists, each of them stars across many walks of fandom but known by Phantom phans for their work with Frew Publications, showcased their work with a range of prints, comics and commissions available . They each have recent, current, and upcoming covers which really added emphasis to the currency of our favourite character. Lauren, Alex and Jamie participated in an entertaining Phantom-themed sketch-off, much to the delight of fans who got to witness their creative process firsthand while peppering them with questions all the while.Saturday was packed with social activities that brought the Phantom community even closer. The day began with a casual breakfast hosted by Chris and Kim Hill, where fans were treated to informal catch-ups and a delightful brekky to accompany a tour of Chris' Minor and Major Treasure Rooms in their newly established Skull Cave. It was a delight to see Chris' thoughtful displays of some incredibly rare and diverse Phantom memorabilia and connect over our shared passions.The evening saw the inaugural Brisbane Phantom Phans' Dinner, coordinated by the extraordinary Christopher Schaffer. This intimate gathering was set in a wonderful atmosphere, with a delicious menu and excellent company. A poignant toast was made to departed Phantom luminaries, including Lee Falk, Jim Shepherd and Richard Fry. Another highlight of the evening was a question and answer session with Shane Foley, Frew cover and story artist, who shared insights into his work and experiences, as well as passing some of his original art around for all to see. We're pleased to report that most of it got returned to him! Attendees were delighted to hear from Shane, making the dinner an even more memorable event.Brisbane Supanova 2024 was more than just a convention for those of us with purple in our veins. Thanks to Christopher's initiative and the support of others, it was a testament to the enduring legacy of the Phantom and the vibrant community that continues to celebrate this beloved character. For those who couldn't attend, be sure to listen to the related podcast, where you can hear interviews with the three artists at Supanova, their sketch-off, and the Q&A with Shane Foley at the dinner. Here's to many more gatherings and the continued adventures of the Ghost Who Walks!Support the show

Un mio personalissimo guilty pleasure. Basato sul fumetto di Lee Falk, Phantom è l'eroe del Bengalia, paese immaginario che custodisce i leggendari teschi del Touganda, dotati di poteri inimmaginabili. Film giocattolo, colmo di ingenuità e difetti, con Billy Zane nel ruolo del protettore e del vendicatore, che deve confrontarsi con il cattivissimo Treat Williams. Un film dove gli effetti speciali sono abbastanza imbarazzanti e dove la sceneggiatura traballa in molto più di un momento, ma che volete che vi dica? Sarà che l'ho visto da ragazzo, sarà che ero un accanito lettore di fumetti, sarà che mi piaceva un botto l'anello col teschio...beh, io lo trovo sempre carino.

The team does not get a chance to nerd out too much by discussing the Phantom in finer details. This podcast fixes that with one podcasters wife commenting that this is perhaps our nerdiest conversation ever!We will discuss two big questions: Is it ethical for the Phantom to have a major treasure room and is the key to the Phantoms future, the digital comic? To join in this discussion we have Seuj Abir from India joining Dan Fraser, Stephen East and Jermayn Parker.We would love your opinions on what we discuss in this podcast. You can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. For those who have come in late, The Major Treasure Room houses artefacts from around the world throughout history that the Phantom has rescued or has been given to by people he has interacted with. The sole aim is to protect these items from fire, flood and destruction.Throughout the past 60 odd years when it was first introduced, we have had stories created by from various Newspaper, Team Fantomen, Fratelli Spada and RGE creators. There has been nearly 100 different artefacts shown or have had stories written about them.When the room was conceived by Lee Falk, the world was crazy coming off the second world war with various looted treasures being found. However is that still the case and should they be returned?Our second and last Phantom hard question we will discuss in this podcast is the power of the digital comic. We have seen Lightning Strikes announcing their new monthly digital anthology, Comics Kingdom adding more importance with their digital daily comic website and three comic publishers in Frew, Fantomen and Mad Cave Studios releasing digital content.Is it time for the Phantom to be pushed digitally more? Can the phantom comic survive without a digital presence?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel.Support the Show.

Because so much has happened in the Phantom world within the last 4-6 weeks, we have split our June review podcast into two. Join Stephen East, Jermayn Parker, Dan Fraser, Mikael Lyck, Seuj Abir and Christian Moller as together we review 12 Phantom comics from from Australia, Sweden, India and Germany.Please subscribe to our podcast channel, website and or our social media platforms in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew (Australia) Phantom ComicsFrew #1971: 3 Minutes & 30 SecondsFrew #1972: 7 MinutesFrew #1973: 46 MinutesGiant Size #29: 1 Hour, 1 Minute and 30 SecondsSweden Phantom Comics: 1 Hour and 12 MinutesFantomen 8/2024Fantomen 9/2024Fantomen 10-11/2024Fantomen 12/2024Fantomen 13/2024German Phantom Comics: 1 Hour, 12 Minutes and 30 SecondsWick #7Zauberstern #13Indian Phantom Comics: 1 Hour and 27 MinutesRegal #36V Comics #13You 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. We would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Are you one of the phans who enjoy the Frew Replica series?What do you think of Frew's 2000th issue?Do you agree we should be comparing the 2000th issue against the 972 number or the 75th Anniversary special instead?Do you like sequel stories tied with classic Lee Falk stories or would you prefer your own stand alone stories?Do you like seeing reprint classic Lee Falk stories reprinted in colour?Would you like to pay money to be featured in a Frew created story?Did you enjoy "Of Man and Beast, Part 3" by Andrew Constant and Jason Paulos?Is Frew #330 released in the 2019 Annual Special issue mean Frew #1971 is the real 2000th issue?Did you like “The Devil in Stockholm” By Mikael Sol and Jan Bielecki? Did you like it dealing with the problem of depression and suicide? Would you like to see more of it?Are you enjoying all the Lee Falk threads that Shane Foley is tying together?What would you write into Frew and say or comment on? His email is dudley@frewpublications.com.auHave you managed to buy any of the Wick comics?Do you collect and read Phantom comics published from another country than the one you live in?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the Show.

Dan Fraser and Jermayn Parker interview the man behind the NECA figurines in Djordje Djokovic. He talks to us all about the very popular figurines featuring the Phantom in the Defenders of the Earth and Original Superhero's range. You will learn how important he was to ensure NECA went ahead in the figurines being made.On our YouTube channel, we show a lot of photos of the process, original art and prototypes. If you love learning behind the scenes information, this is for you.Some of the subjects we discuss are:His views on the Defenders of the Earth and Phantom 2040 tv show, figurines and his favourite artistsWhat is special about the Phantom to himHis life calling in the figurine industry and how his graphic design skills helped him go from the "Four Horsemen" to "NECA"His thoughts on the Phantom 2040, 1996 movie and Defenders of the Earth shows, figurines and toysWhat does a sculptor do?The process of the NECA Defenders of the Earth figurinesHow Djordje sold the concept of the NECA Defenders of the Earth figurines to Randy Falk?The idea behind why Zuffy was included with the Phantom in the NECA Defenders of the Earth figurine setHow Djordje managed to sell the idea of the Defenders of the Earth figurine set to Randy Falk and NECAThe story behind the packaging and why it resembles the original Galoob figurines.Djordje shows us the original drawings of the packaging including the Phantom for both setsThe logo design and how the new logo takes after the British version which includes Lothar unlike the Italian and Galoop designDjordje teases future plans with NECA and the Phantom. (Note: this would have included the Mad Cave Studios Defenders of the Earth new comic series which also features Djordje as cover artist)Addressing the issue on the Defenders of the Earth figurines needing a warm bath before usage and how it was fixed for the Original Superhero seriesDjordje and his experience connecting with Phantom phans, the Friends of the Phantom Sardi's luncheon and meeting Sy and David BarryAsks us some questions about how the NECA figurines were received in AustraliaDjordje shows us some early prototypes of the NECA figurines and goes over the process from original sculpts, to molds, to China, to prototype painters, to toolers, to printing, to unpainted final prototype and then to final packagingPlease note, we recorded this podcast before the official announcement of the Mad Cave Studios Defenders of the Earth new comic series which also features Djordje Djokovic as the cover artist. So while we now all know he is one of the artists, we skirted around the discussion during the recording of the podcast.You can follow Djordje Djokovic on his social platforms at @djordjedjokovicart.If you want to chat with us, you can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or 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.Support the Show.

Presenting a fundraiser jam print being sold to rais funds for the Westmead Children's Hospital. This has been the brainchild of Australian cover artist Jamie Johnson in participation with 25 past and present Australian artists, the Lee Falk's Members Bangalla Explorers Club (LFMBEC) and Chronicle Chamber.Each print will be $50Au and will be available at the Sydney Supanova event held Saturday 22 June and Sunday 23 June 2024. You will be able to buy them at Jamie Johnson's booth. Alongside the print, will be the inks over blue lines on A3 paper - that is 25 pieces of original art also for sale. Four of these will be sold at the LFMBEC dinner.All funds raised will be for the Westmead Children's Hospital.We advise all those interested to follow Jamie Johnson on Instagram as he celebrates "25 days of Phantom". Every day from Monday 27 May 2024, will feature a new artists piece with the pencils, the time lapse video and the finished inks.The artists involved are:Sy Barry: InstagramGlenn FordJamie Johnson: InstagramPaul Mason: InstagramNicola Scott: InstagramChris Wahl: InstagramJason Paulos: InstagramGlenn LumsdenGary ChalonerGrange Wallis: InstagramJeremy Macpherson: InstagramAntonio LemosShane Foley: InstagramDean Rankine: InstagramWayne Nichols: InstagramLauren Marshall: InstagramAlex Trpceski: InstagramMatt Kyme: InstagramLily McDonnell: InstagramMarcelo Baez: InstagramChewy ChanA special mention and thanks must go to the families of Peter Chapman, Keith Chatto and Lindsay Walker who have given us permission to use their artwork in this jam piece.If you are a nerdy phan who loves talk about the creative process, this podcast is a much watch. We chat with Jamie Johnson, Grange, Lauren Marshall, Alex Trpceski, Dean Rankine and Matt Kyme.The LFMBEC dinner has raised over $100,000 over their last 30+ dinners and this amazing concept will help raise more for those kids who attend the hospital. If you would like to learn more about the dinner event, go to their website.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.Support the Show.

Jermayn Parker and Dan Fraser chat with phan phav creator Matt Kyme who was the writer and artist behind Frew #1969 titled "Enter the Phantom". This story is special to a lot of Phantom phan geeks who love these types of stories. Towards the end of the podcast, phans from around the world submit their questions and comments to Matt and the new story. Some of the subjects we touch upon in this podcast are the following:His overall thoughts on the comic including some small problems with the way the comic was printed.The cover by Marcelo Baez.Why did Matt Kyme want to create a prequel for the "Singh Brotehrhood".Why he wanted to explore the back story of Uncle Dave (plus answers the question if he is Lily's blood sister or sister-in-law).Why he wanted to explore the Sunda Trench and Achmed Singh.Background information on the real life Sunda Trench.The juxtapositioning of the Phantom's pose on page 10 and 11.The references to past classic stories of "The Childhood of the Phantom" and "The Belt".The process and timeline of creating this story.Creating the story to interwind with the "Singh Brotherhood" story and what to include and what not too include.Jermayn Parker's two biggest bones of contention with the story.The accent of the Phantom and how Uncle Dave figured out who the Phantom is.Matt's appeal to the early Lee Falk stories.Questions and comments from phans including Adam Williams, Callum Markin, Daniel Brogna, Gary Gazza, Jenni Mooney, Rosco, Sean Bassett, and Tyron Barker. What comic events Matt Kyme will be attending in 2024 including what he may be selling.You can follow Matt Kyme on Instagram and Marcelo Baez also on Instagram. For those who came in late, we recommend reading this article about Fats Horgan and the Sunda Trench plus Matt Kyme's podcast review of the "Singh Brotherhood" story.Thank you phans for your questions, if we have missed your question you would like to ask Matt Kyme, 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. Support the Show.

Nesse episódio conversamos com o inigualável Gonçalo Junior sobre seu mais novo livro, “Lee Falk, a lenda dos quadrinhos” - biografia do criador do Fantasma e do Mandrake! Saiba da luta antirracista de Falk (e as polêmicas sobre o Fantasma como um representante do colonialismo), sua relação com o teatro, a mitologia do Espírito Que Anda e muito mais nesse Papo Quadrinheiro! Participação: @quadrinheiros Edição: @MarcusSarto Produção: Mythical Lab Artist: ES_Blue Champagne (Instrumental Version) - Peachy Pavement / ES_Fighter (Instrumental Version) - Loving Caliber. Disponível em: https://www.epidemicsound.com/pt/music/featured/

Presenting a recorded interview with Sy Barry that was originally recorded 18 months ago. Why have we held onto this for so long you may be asking? Great question!Jermayn Parker, and Ankit Mitra originally held this interview for the discussion to be included in the Regal Phantom comics. It can now be released in podcast format in its entirely. Any podcast with Sy is amazing and insightful and this interview is no different.During this podcast Sy Barry discusses a lot with us and some of the subjects are:Sy Barry's influence in India and other countries and how he never understood the influence until after his retirement.Why Sy Barry was so popular?Sy Barry's reference materials.Laying out sound effects in his stories to bring atmosphere in the story.Sy Barry asks us about Lee Falk's writing.Censorship of the strips in India.Reflection of his visits to Sweden and Australia.Colour in India and what Sy Barry thinks of the black and white Dailies being coloured and the panels being edited.Sy Barry gives some art and colouring advice to Ankit Mitra.The structure and restrictions of the Sunday and Daily strip.The inspiration behind his version of Diana Palmer-Walker.His reflection on drawing a full length Phantom comic story.The legacy of artists having to draw the Sy Barry Phantom's face.Which phan has some facial similarities with the Phantom.The difference between drawing for the Daily and Sunday's newspaper stories.Sy Barry providing a colour guide for his Sunday newspaper stories.Some of his favourite stories including "The Founding of the Jungle Patrol", "The Heirs", "The Mysterious Ambassador" and "Old Baldy".His advice to inspiring artists and creators.The importance of creating interesting compositions to hide boring scenes.His regrets on his retirement on the newspaper strip.This is not the first time we have had the influence to talk with Sy Barry and if you want more, we suggest going to our interview page where you will find all the interviews.If you have any questions that we have missed, please email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or send them with us via our social media profiles at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. We would love some more future questions for our next podcast with the great man.Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

Jermayn Parker and Stephen East sit down and discuss the latest Phantom comics and news from March 2024. In this podcast we review comics from Australia and India plus dissect Phantom related news from Europe, India, Australia, South America and USA. Now is the time to subscribe to our YouTube Channel, website and or our social media platforms in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew (Australia) Phantom Comics:Frew #1966: 7 MinutesFrew #1967: 16 MinutesIndian Phantom Comics:Shakti #12: 34 MinutesRegal #35: 47 Minutes & 30 SecondsGerman Phantom Comics:Special comparison video of the colour remaster from Wick 6 to the original Phantom Spezial #37 (1981): 1 Hour, 1 Minute & 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 265: "The Chain": 1 Hour, 3 Minutes & 30 SecondsSunday 194: "The Commander Will See You Now": 1 Hour & 9 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldRegal and Frew with potential offensive material disclaimers: 1 Hour, 18 Minutes & 30 SecondsFantomen 8/2024 features Uppsala to Coincide with a Convention (link): 1 Hour & 21 MinutesBrazil writer to write a Lee Falk biography (link): 1 Hour, 23 Minutes & 30 SecondsNew Mythos WIlson McCoy hardcover collection (link): 1 Hour & 25 MinutesZauberstern to publish Defenders of the Earth stories (link): 1 hour, 26 Minutes & 30 SecondsRumours of a new Defenders of the Earth comic book series: 1 hour & 27 MinutesNew Indian TShirt range: 1 Hour & 29 MinutesAustralian comic convention dates (link): 1 Hour & 30 Minutes Melbourne Supanova: Ken Steacy, Alex Trpcevski, Dean Rankine, Jason Franks, Lauren Marshall, Lily McDonnell and Jamie JohnsonGold Coast Supanova: Ken Steacy, Alex Trpcevski and Dean RankineWe would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:What do you think of the Lightning Strike logo on the front cover of Frew 1967?Where do you think the Daily Chain newspaper story is heading?Did you know the golden falcon from Malta was based on a movie?Do you think Phantom comics need the potential offensive material disclaimers?Would you like to see a new Defenders of the Earth comic series?Are you going to any comic conventions in 2024?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review. Support the show

We discuss the latest Phantom comics and news from February and March 2024. This includes everything Phantom related from around the world including products, comics, publishers, creator changes and much more. Now is the time to subscribe to our YouTube Channel, website and or our social media platforms in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Frew Phantom Comics:Frew #1963: 2 MinutesFrew #1964: 19 MinutesFrew #1965: 22 MinutesGiant Size #28: 36 MinutesFantomen Phantom Comics:Fantomen 4/2024: 47 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen 5/2024: 49 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen 6-7/2024: 51 Minutes 30 SecondsGerman Phantom Comics:Zauberstern #11: 54 Minutes 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 265: "The Chain": 1 HourSunday 194: "The Commander Will See You Now": 1 Hour 9 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldMike Manley and the Daily strip: 1 Hour 14 Minutes & 30 SecondsRedesigned Comics Kingdom website (link): 1 Hour 18 MinutesFuture of Frew: 1 Hour 26 MinutesVote for Fantomen best 2023 cover (link): 1 Hour 38 Minutes & 30 SecondsJose Delbo Passes (link): 1 Hour 40 MinutesDolmen Editorial holding a poll for Phantom Merchandise (link): 1 Hour 41 MinutesNorwegian Mad Magazine artist with art exhibition including Phantom themed covers (link): 1 Hour 42 MinutesPre order for the Hermes Colouring In Book (link): 1 Hour 43 Minutes & 30 SecondsAustralian comic convention dates (link): 1 Hour 45 Minutes & 30 SecondsWe would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Are you enjoying the Fratelli Spada stories?Are you a phan of the Lee Falk story titled "The Chain"? What is your views on the new art by Bret Blevins? Can you handle your Phantom Lore being changed or modified?Are you going to Sydney Supanova in 2024?The Phantom community is amazing and we are asking for help. If you can help in the following areas, please contact us:Are there any Phantom phans who understand the copyright law? Please get in touch with us.Does anyone have a copy of the A&E Biography episode of the Phantom? We would love a copy for the Phantom Preservation Project.Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast. Support the show

A huge thank you to all who contributed to this podcast in Rebecca McDuff and Duncan Munro for their time recording and reviewing the exhibition. To Bradley and Joyful Peach, Terry Krahe, Chris Hill, Amanda Bacchi and Paul Mason for their videoing and photos we used throughout the podcast.Because of what they did, it has allowed those who did not attend the ability to enjoy this PHantastic exhibition.To find out more about the event you can go to their Facebook page or their website. If you would like to purchase a shirt, catalogue or other items, please contact them.This podcast consists of three parts:The first part is a chat with Rebecca McDuff the curator of the exhibition.The second part is Duncan Munro giving a phan perspective of the exhibition.The third part are the audio musings of Shane Foley as he discusses everything Phantom including:Diana and the TwinsWhich past artists inspire himThe popularity of the PhantomHow to draw the Phantom's faceThe Phantom's ringsThe process behind the page artAbout his studioThe Swedish influenceHis favourite coversYou 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. Support the show

We sit down and discuss the comics news from September and October 2023 from around the world including products, exhibitions and much more. We also sneak peak some exciting news that you will hear first on our platform. Now is the time to subscribe to our YouTube Channel, website and or our social media platforms in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Below is a timeline of what we discussed:Frew (Australia) Phantom Comics:Frew #1953: 1 Minutes 30 SecondsFrew #1954: 10 MinutesFrew #1955: 18 MinutesGiant size #26: 31 MinutesThe background information on the Defenders of the Earthi crossover story can be found here.Fantomen (Sweden) Phantom Comics:Fantomen 20/2023: 50 MinutesFantomen 2023 Softcover Album: 53 MinutesDaily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 264: "The Journey Home": 57 MinutesSunday 194: "The Commander Will See You Now": 1 Hour 8 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldArt of Play Game update in New York: 1 Hour 14 MinutesChronicle Chamber, David & Sy Barry hosting an Online Studio Session (link): 1 Hour 16 Minutes & 30 SecondsBundaberg Phantom art exhibition 18 November 2023 to 4 February 2024 (link): 1 Hour 20 MinutesIncluding a chat with Shane FoleyMonogram Key Chains out October 2023 and our Review now online (link): 1 Hour 32 MinutesMelbourne Comic & Toy Fair  Sunday October 29th with Glenn Ford (link): 1 Hour 38 MinutesThe Phantom on the ABC Hard Quiz TV Show (link): 1 Hour 39 MinutesYou can email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via social media at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. We would love feedback on what we discussed and on the following topics:Would you like to see more covers from Marcello Baez?Would you like to see Lon and Lila Luaga return in more stories?Do you enjoy these crossover stories with the Phantom and other Frew characters like Sir Falcon, Shadow etc?Do you remember the Phantom story where a past Phantom was framed for a murder and was unable to prove his innocence?Would you like to see a quick return to some stand alone adventures in the newspaper strips before we go to the next phase?Did you get all the ABC Hard Quiz TV Show questions correct?You excited for the Phantom video game?Do you like the blind bags concept or hate it?Are you going to attend the Bundaberg Phantom art exhibition?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review.Support the show

Jermayn Parker and Dan Fraser are joined by two guests as we look at one of the unsung heroes of Frew Publications in Peter Champan. The two guests who join us are Jeremy MachPerson and Daniel Best two budding detectives in realm of Australian comics. In this podcast you will learn all about Peter Chapman.Did you also know that he created over 400 comics and created artwork from the late 1940's all the way until  the 2000's? That is nearly 60 years of professional work behind him. No wonder many see him as the grandfather of the comics scene in Australia.In this podcast you will learn about his process of creating a comic including creating the comic (cover, script and art) inside a week. How to spot which Phantom cover he drew including the fact that he drew the first 7x Giant Size issues from the 1950's. For more information and for those who prefer to read, you may find this article written by Kevin Patrick useful (Article link) plus an article on some censoring work in a Frew comic that may be drawn by Peter Chapman.We would love your feedback and comments at either our email address chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles in Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Make sure you stay tuned with us so you do not miss out on that and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

This week, a returning champion is covered on the pod! 1996's THE PHANTOM marks the return of Lee Falk's most famous creation to the silver screen after the 1943 film serial. And…look, it's competent, you get some good old-fashioned stunt work, you get a classic weird Billy Zane performance. But…this is basically an episode all about Treat Williams and the villainous Xander Drax. Listen along and enjoy!

Show Notes Provided by Joe Peluso   Our fascination with pop culture affords us many pleasures. We get to regularly experience stories of wonder, excitement, and hope. We gape in awe at the images that leap from the minds and souls of creatives that transport us to "strange new worlds", and "never-ending battles". But perhaps the greatest pleasure derived from our immersion in pop culture--old and new--is something that never gets old; Our enjoyment of the shared experience with friends.    Bonds are forged, and friendships are created when we discover there are more of "us" out there looking to discuss and dissect the latest issue of Batman, or the most recent episode of Star Trek: Picard. And every so often, through the magic and majesty of comics, TV, and movies an old friendship, sundered by time and geography, is renewed.    I'm your apologetic, long-winded host, Joe, who through the auspices of my good friend, James Louie, was given the opportunity to renew a friendship of my youth.    What follows is an interview with Keith Williams, a forty-year veteran of comics and comic strips. Keith is an award-winning creator who has worked for DC, and Marvel, and studied under Will Eisner--WILL EISNER! He's worked with Joe Sinnott, and John Byrne, and plied his skills for ten years on Lee Falk's Phantom comic strip. And those are just some of Keith's accomplishments.        With this fun-filled interview, I think it's no secret here that I got to accomplish something also. After almost forty years, I got the opportunity to speak to a buddy I worked with in my Barnes and Noble Bookstore days. I experienced the "wonder, excitement, and hope" that stems from our shared devotion to pop culture--a common bond that led me to a renewed friendship. I think I'm a lucky guy!       I sincerely hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

We sit down and discuss the comics news from July from seven different countries. If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline.Frew Comics:Frew #1947: 1 Minute 30 SecondsFrew #1948: 30 MinutesFrew #1949: 45 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen Comics:Fantomen 13/2023: 54 MinutesFantomen 14-15/2023: 57 MinutesMustanaamio Comics:Karpaattien vampyyri  1 Hour 1 Minute & 30 SecondsIndian Comics ReviewShakti #8: 1 Hour 5 MinutesShakti #9: 1 Hour 17 MinutesRegal #30: 1 Hour 24 MinutesDaily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 263: "Dungeons Undone": 1 Hour 35 Minutes & 30 SecondsSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 50 MinutesSunday 194: "The Commander Will See You Now": 1 Hour 56 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldKFS Announce a New TV Show in Development (link): 2 Hours 1 Minute 30 SecondsWe have created a podcast where the extended team pitched some tv ideas (link)Art of Play Game update (link to last podcast): 2 Hours 4 MinutesFantomen Announce Their Next Hardcover collection book (link): 2 Hours 6 MinutesVale Treat Williams (link): 2 Hours 9 MinutesFinnish Brewery Releases, Sells out and re released of Phantom themed Beer (link): 2 Hours 11 Minutes & 30 SecondsNew German Series: 2 Hours 15 MinutesFantomen 2023 Christmas Album Revealed (link): 2 Hours 17 Minutes 30 SecondsNorway 2023 Annual Contents & Cover Revealed (link): 2 hours 19 MinutesFrew release Frew Pholio set & other prints (review of pholio): 2 Hours 21 MinutesFantomen 2022 Best Cover (link): 2 Hours 27 MinutesHermes Press Pre Order of George Wilson Book (link): 2 Hours 30 MinutesCanberra Times cancels the newspaper strip (link): 2 Hours 32 MinutesYou 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. We would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Who do you think the writer EJ Holden is?Do you like the sequel stories Frew produce?Are you enjoying the longer Daily and Sunday stories?Do you have any questions you would like to see Tony DePaul answer if we get him on the podcast?Do you still read the stories in the newspaper?You excited about the new TV show and video game?Have you tried the new beer from Finland?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

The team Jermayn Parker, Dan Fraser and Stephen East are all together as they go through the news from May (and June). We also go over the latest newspaper stories "Dungeons Undone" and "Return of the Temple of the Gods". It has been a busy but exciting last six weeks as we have new products to display in our Skull Caves, new clothing to wear at comic conventions and those boring Sunday lunches plus comics from Greece and France to discuss.Stick around and let us have some phun as we discuss Phantom news from seven different countries.Our review of 11+ comics from Australia, Sweden and India will come out in our next podcast in a weeks time.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Daily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 263: "Dungeons Undone": 4 MinutesSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 15 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldSydNova (link): 24 Minutes 30 SecondsRichard Fry Death (link):  36 MinutesOther Australian Conventions for 2023: 42 MinutesSy Barry Art Auction July (link): 46 Minutes 30 SecondsNew T Shirt Licence's: 50 MinutesBrisco USA (link)Souled Store India (Iink)Results of the Best Fantomen 2022 Story as voted by the Phans (link): 56 Minutes 30 MinutesFrew Release New Products: 1 Hour 1 Minute 30 SecondsFace masks (link)Prints signed by Sal Velluto, Luca Erbetta & Keith Williams (link)Ikon Collectables 10” Bust (link): 1 Hour 8 MinutesGreek comics (link): 1 Hour 13 MinutesNew French TPB (link): 1 Hour 17 MinutesPerth Mint Coins: 1 Hour 19 Minutes2oz released. New design (link)UK company Gold Gilded the 1oz design (link)Missing Videos: 1 Hour 24 Minutes 30 SecondsPatreon Winter Draw: 1 Hour 26 Minutes 30 SecondsYou 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. We would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Have you brought all the Perth Mint Coins? Did you like them?Which T Shirt design do you like best?Is the new Phantom style design growing on you? Do you like it? Do you like how companies are mixing the old with the new?Are you going to an Australian comic convention this year? If yes, please let us know.Did you vote in the Fantomen best of story poll? Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

The team Jermayn Parker and Dan Fraser together get to know Frew cover artist Alex Trip. In this podcast we can talk about many subjects including how geometry and Fibonacci spirals take place on many Phantom covers by Alex Trip. This part of the discussion will be best viewed on YouTube while listening - you can follow the conversation at the 19 minute mark of this podcast.There are plenty of other interesting topics including potential Frew releases at the 2023 Sydney Supanova event and what Alex Trip is working on at the moment.If you have not meet Alex before, you will be happy to know that he will be attending the following comic conventions in 2023:Adelaide Comic Con 3-4 JuneMelbourne Comic Son 10-11 JuneSydney Supanova 17-18 JunePerth Supanova 24-25 JuneYou can follow Alex Trip at his social media profiles (Facebook, Twitter & Instagram) and his website. If you would like to contact us, 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. Support the show

We're closing out two month's of "Pulp Frustration" with a look at 1996's ill-fated adaptation of Lee Falk's classic comic-strip hero, The Phantom. Intended as a star vehicle for Billy Zane, The Phantom was shepherded by two mega-producers, and came complete with a script co-written by beloved genre icon Joe Dante. But when the writers aren't on the same page as, well, nearly everyone else involved, it can spell disaster. How does The Phantom stack up against the other pulp heroes we've seen so far? Is Treat Williams in a different movie than everyone else? And were they honestly expecting audiences to take that costume seriously? We discuss all this, and more, as we "Slam Evil!" Our Twitter Our Facebook Our Instagram Our YouTube Trev's Letterboxd Chris' Letterboxd

In X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #247 Matt Kyme chatted with us about his involvement with the exciting Phantom video game. We decided it was best to release it as a separate sneak peak podcast for our next podcast. This 16 minute podcast will hopefully be a good tease as our next podcast which will be with Ashley Nicholas who has more to share with us including some more visuals. Devour this podcast and if you have any further follow up questions you would like us to ask, please email them  through to us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com.I hope you phans enjoyed that. We would love to hear your thoughts via YouTube Channel and or social media profiles (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. Support the show

We have some phun (with a PH) and discuss playing in Lee Falk's sandbox. The concept of playing in a sandbox is about playing with someone else's creation, ie the Phantom. Jermayn Parker, Stephen East and Dan Fraser are joined with Shane Foley and Matt Kyme who are two creators who thrive playing in the sandbox.All creators go some way into adding the “toys” that creators can play with in the sandbox. However today we're getting a bit more specific. Today we're discussing how creators utilise specific stories to create their own sandboxes to play in. We'll be focusing mainly on Lee Falk stories.Some of the topics we discussed are:Both creators using oodles of Lee Falk story references. For example Frew #1938/9 had three story references.How they get these ideas of adding or filling gaps in past stories.Why Lee Falk stories and not Tony DePaul or the Team Fantomen stories.Why is Lee Falk important to them.Do you like the Fantastical Lee Falk stories?How do you pay tribute to his stories?Do you see your work as 'Lore'?What are some pitfalls of you must look out for when playing in the sandbox?Would Shane Foley ever create stories with Kit and Heloise?Do you use the Phantom Bible?Shane Foley's defense of the 9th Phantom and him being portratyed as the 'Runt'?Their upcoming projectsAre Matt Kyme and Shane Foley coming to Sydney Supanova in 2023?Others who have spoken about the sandbox concept include Paul Mason and Jeff Weigel, we recommend giving their podcasts a re-listen for some other perspectives on the topicI hope you phans enjoyed that. We would love to hear your thoughts via YouTube Channel and or social media profiles (Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram). You can also email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com.Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

The team are all together as they attempt to go through months comic reviews and news from around the world under two hours. Even in a quiet month, they still find a lot to talk about. we would love to hear your opinions as well.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew Publications Comics ReviewFrew #1939: 3 MinutesFrew #1940: 19 MinutesFor Those Who Came In Late Video on this series (link)Giant Size #24: 57 Minutes 30 MinutesFantomen Magazine Comics ReviewFantomen 4/2023: 1 Hour 5 MinutesFantomen 5/2023: 1 Hour 6 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen 6-7/2023: 1 Hour 7 Minutes 30 SecondsZauberstern Comics ReviewZauberstern #5: 1 Hour 11 MinutesDaily / Sunday Newspaper Stories ProgressDaily 263: "Dungeons Undone": 1 Hour 14 MinutesSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 25 MinutesPhantom News From Around the WorldAutumn / Spring Patreon Prize Draw: 1 Hour 31 MinutesFree shipping for Australian / New Zealand buyers of the card game (link): 1 Hour 35 MinutesLimited Edition Henrik Sahlstrom prints (link): 1 Hour 37 Minutes 30 SecondsShatki publishing Sy Barry stories (link): 1 Hour 41 MinutesReapers Quest / Wulfric Media relinquishing their license (link): 1 Hour 44 MinutesSelling singular jewellery boxes (link)Vote for the best cover and story for Fantomen 2022 (link & link): 1 Hour 50 Minutes 30 SecondsMatt Kyme writing a prequel to the very first Phantom story (link): 1 Hour 52 MinutesJoe Giella Death: 1 Hour 53 Minutes 30 SecondsReprint of Ed Rhoades interview will be reposted first week of April.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. We would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Did you enjoy the 22nd Phantom saga?Would you like to see more of the Spada created stories?Did you buy any of the Reapers Quest rings or products?Have you purchase the Henrik Salhstrom prints?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

Every phan has an opinion so we have opened the podcast microphone and allowed several phans to voice their opinions on several key modern day topics. This podcast is the recorded conversation between Jermayn Parker and five other phans from around Australia and India. If you missed the open mic invite and are now kicking yourself for missing out and want to participate next time, keep an eye out on our website or social media platforms, you can also email us ahead of time to express your interest in our next open mic invitation. If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Should we be moving to colour or are you happy with a mix of black and white and colour? 7 Minutes 30 SecondsIf Frew needed to raise the price of the comic to keep up with costs would phans be ok with say 30c, 50c or even a $1 price jump? 18 MinutesDo you have any ideas for a Frew 75th Special? 21 MinutesAre you excited about the new Phantom video game? 29 MinutesWhat are your strategies for reaching a new audience of Phantom phans? 48 Minutes* Please note there is the odd swearword in this podcast - maybe 5 in total. We apologise if you have sensitive ears ahead of time.We would love your opinions on what we have discussed, so please email us at chroniclechamber@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles with your feedback at Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram or leave a comment on our YouTube Channel. Support the show

The team Dan Fraser, Jermayn Parker and Stephen East are all together as they attempt to go through almost two and a half months of comic reviews and news. As you can all probably assume, they failed so much, this podcast has been split into two. The first podcast will be the Frew comics which consist of four comics and 14 stories. The second part of the podcast will be out soon. The second part of the podcast will consist all the news, ongoing discussions on the Daily and Sunday stories as well as reviews from Fantomen, Regal, Shatki and Lion-Muthu by Mikael Lyck, Ankit Mitra and Seuj Abir. Until then, here are our reviews of the Frew comics so far for 2023.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew Publications Comics ReviewFrew #1935: 2 Minutes 30 Seconds"Pirates of the Abbey" by Pidde Andersson and Giancarlo Caracuzzo"Hello the Himalayas" by Tony DePaul and Mike ManleyFrew #1936: 25 Minutes"Woduro's Secret" by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"The Lion's Head Tamarine" by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"The War Mongers" by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"The Briefcase" by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"The Snake Goddess's Island" by Claes Reimerthi and Graham Nolan"Terror in Mawitaan" by Tony DePaul and Graham Nolan"The Sinbad Stone" by Graham NolanFrew #1937: 1 Hour 17 Minutes"The Seahorse part 1" by Lee Falk and Ray Moore"Queen Sansamor and the Sixth Man" by Lee Falk and Wilson McCoy"The Slave Traders" by Lee Falk and Ray MooreFrew #1938: 1 Hour 24 Minutes“The Ibis Mystery part 5” by Andrew Constant and Rafael Dantas“The Strange Day of the Witchmen pt1” by Shane FoleyYou 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. Would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Did any of your comics have smudging with the new quality paper?Did you notice the quality change of the paper?Did you like the new Ibis Mystery sequel?Would you like to see Shane Foley explore the 9th Phantom problem with him married to Vhatta and Flame?Did you enjoy the Graham Nolan stories and the annual? Would you like to see Frew release Volume two next year?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

Jermayn Parker is the odd man out as he is joined not by one, or even two but three Swedes in Mikael Lyck, Andreas Eriksson and Jacob Habinc. For Those Who Came In Late: Andreas and Jacob are the editors for Fantomen and they give what we can look forward to for the year 2023. Mikael Lyck helps drill the two editors and we manage to get several exclusives from the editorial team.We start off by learning about Jacob Habinc and Andreas Eriksson and their histories with the comic and their roles as joint editors for the magazine.We then ask the questions about Fantomen 2023 and what we can expect. They will release the same amount of issues with the same amount of pages and a Christmas album and softcover album.The best news is that we will see another hardcover collection book like we saw in 2022 with the Heart of Darkness book. They gave us one clue which is that the stories are Team Fantomen and drawn and written by the same creators. We think we have an idea of the theme, do you? Let us know in the comments or on socials.Some of the other topics we touch upon are the future of the magazine, subscription and printing numbers, some of the new and or returning creators we will see in 2023 like Sal Velluto, Rafael Ruiz, Phillip Madden, David Bishop and Anna Weatherley. One interesting subject was how and why they select Frew stories to print in their own magazines. The other interesting path was how they plan to go ahead with the Sandal Singh and 22nd Phantom plots and how the death of Claes Reimerthi has caused them to rethink the future of the storylines.If you are a patreon of Chronicle Chamber, do not forget if you are a patreon all sneak peaks from Art of Play Games will be first shown to our $5 and above level Patreons, so now is the perfect time to join. If you have any questions we did not cover, please let us know and or add them to our YouTube Channel and or social media profiles, 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. Support the show

The team interviews the man behind perhaps the biggest news of the last 10 years - the announcement of the Phantom video game by Art of Play Games. Thousands of phans from around the world were shocked, amazed and generally excited at the announcement. After the excitement sunk in, the questions flowed so we sat down with Art of Play games director Ash Nicholls who was very open and we think to say after two hours, there may not be many questions we didn't ask.Some of the key questions that are answered in the podcast are:Is it a 2D or 3D style game?The genre of the game and why Art of Play Games chose this genre.The game levels and storylineKey dates including the digital, console and collector box release dates.What will be in the collector boxesThe price points for the various ways of purchasing the game.Who are the artists and writers involved in the creation of the game.Will it be multi player?What generation of the Phantom is featured?What countries and locations will the Phantom be visiting?Will regular and known characters of the Phantom be included in the game?Will there be a morality clause with the game play that suits the Phantom ethos?What Phantom tropes will be non negotiable? Is there room for an expanded “game universe” with other Phantoms or characters like Flash, Mandrake etc?When can we expect more images or gameplay footage?Easter eggs during the gameWill the game play like a comic?Will there be a collectible element?How many units Art of Play Games need to sell to make a profitThe ball park figure to make this game.During the podcast, Ash asks for phan input on certain elements, so ensure you listen or watch and send your feedback to our comments sections.To follow the progress on their website and social media accounts:Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Hastag: #PhantomGame If you are a patreon of Chronicle Chamber, make sure you login to your patreon account as we have a bonus chat with Ash which is just for our patreons. All sneak peaks from Art of Play Games will be first shown to our Patreons, so now is the perfect time to join.If you have any questions we did not cover, please let us know and or add them to our YouTube Channel and or social media profiles, 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. Support the show

Something a little special this time around as we interview Norwegian Ivan Pedersen who is a long time phan & has worked on 6+ publishers living the dream as a phan. Majority of phans who have a social media profile would know off Ivan. Jermayn Parker flies solo chatting with Ivan as they hash out some online arguments throughout the last 20 years.It is a rather in depth interview as we start at the beginning and go through his phan years to working on the character. As we found out, he has helped coloured stories, consulted and provided scans of original newspaper strips for a lot of publishers including Frew, Fantomet, Comics Revue, Hermes, Zauberstern and Dolmen. Has their been any other phan or person who has worked with more publishers?You will learn how Ivan ticks including his views on black and white verses colour and surprisingly the one Lee Falk story he would scrap from his collection of stories - yes you read that right!We also get Ivan's opinions on some subjects like our Phantom Bible, modifying or adding to Lee Falk's lore, being called a troll, publishers printing three or four daily panels to a line and much more.If you want to learn more about buying comics from his Facebook group here or you find his Fantomet (Norway) / Frew & newspaper stories index here.If you are a patreon of Chronicle Chamber, make sure you login to your patreon account as we have a bonus chat with Ivan which is just for our patreons. If you have any feedback on the subjects touched up, 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. Support the show

The team Dan Fraser, Jermayn Parker and Stephen East join together along with contributors Duncan Munro, Mikael Lyck and Ankit Mitra to discuss EVERYTHING that has been published and released in the year 2022. We do it in two hours. Grab a glass of milk or start that park run and enjoy!2022 see's 11 countries publishing the Phantom, 98 comics from around the world. That is roughly two Phantom comics released a week. It also see's 30 brand new (never been published again anywhere) Phantom stories released in 2022 which is roughly every two weeks, you could buy a comic featuring a brand new Phantom story.Please note we go over the results of the Frew Survey competition we held. A full analysis will be up on our website along with the video draw of the five winners. Thanks to everyone who voted.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Tale of the Tape: 2 Minutes 30 SecondsOur Best Phantom Comics for 2022: Our Best Non Frew / Fantomen / Indian Cover: 26 MinutesOur Best Frew Covers: 30 MinutesBest Frew Cover Survey Results as Judged by You: 34 MinutesOur Best Fantomen Covers: 43 MinutesOur Best Indian Covers: 46 Minutes 30 SecondsOur Best Writers: 51 Minutes 30 SecondsOur Best Story Artists: 1 Hour 30 SecondsOur Best Stories Published by Frew: 1 Hour 7 MinutesBest Frew Stories Published by Frew Survey Results as Judged by You: 1 Hour 12 MinutesOur Best Stories Published By Fantomen: 1 Hour 19 MinutesOur Best Fantomen Issue: 1 Hour 20 MinutesOur Best Issue Published by Regal / Shatki: 1 Hour 21 Minutes 30 SecondsOur Best Frew Issue: 1 Hour 22 Minutes 30 SecondsBest Frew Issue Published by Frew Survey Results as Judged by You: 1 Hour 29 Minutes 30 Seconds Our Best Phantom Merchandise for 2022: 1 Hour 35 MinutesOur Best Chronicle Chamber Moment for 2022:  1 Hour 44 MinutesOur Overall Phantom Reflection on 2022: 1 Hour 49 MinutesWhat will be the Big Phantom News for 2023: 1 Hour 58 Minutes 30 SecondsYou 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. Would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:What are your favourites? Do you agree or disagree with us? Did we miss anything?What was your best Phantom Merchandise for 2022?What was your best Chronicle Chamber moment for 2022?What do you think will be the big Phantom news for 2023?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

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 LindahlFrew #1440 (2006)Sweden Noir (2019)Fantomen 18/1986"The Highland Murders" by David Bishop and Paul RyanFrew #1336 (2002)Fantomet 22/2002Fantomen 22/2002"The Wolf is Coming"  by Sverre Årnes and César SpadariFrew #1032 (1993)Fantomen 15/1992Norway Krønikebok #17 (2004)UK Wolf #6 (1992)"Mandrake's Bon Voyage" by Tony DePaul and Terry BeattyFrew #1682 (2013)Fantomet 5/2015Fantomen 6-7/2015 Regal #7 (2021)"The Unknown Commander, Part 1 and Part 2" by Norman Worker and Georges BessFrew #1682 (2013)Fantomet 1/2018Fantomen 25-26/2017Bastei #177 (1981)"The Castle of Evil" by Norman Worker and Hans LindahlFrew #1047 (1993)Fantasma Especial #31 (1989)Fantomet 13/2006Fantomen 14/2006"Death in Cyberspace" by Hans LindahlFrew #1442 (2006)Fantomet 6/2006Fantomen 7/2006"Lost in Cyberspace" by Hans LindahlFrew #1460 (2006)Fantomet 23/2006Fantomen 24/2006"Duel in Cyberspace" by Hans LindahlFrew #1473 (2007)Fantomet 5/2007Fantomen 6/2007"Chaos in Cyberspace" by Hans LindahlFrew #1486 (2007)Fantomet 16/2007Fantomen 17/2007What 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. Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. Support the show

The team join for the last X-Band: The Phantom Podcast of the year as we discuss all the latest comics being released and Phantom related news for December. We also have some phun stating our Phantom related Christmas wish for 2023.Please note that our reviews of the Indian comics Regal Publications #26 and Shakti #6 will be up on our website and YouTube channel after this podcast comes out.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew Comics ReviewVote on the Best of 2022 Frew survey (link): 2 MinutesFrew #1933: 3 MinutesFrew #1934: 18 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen Comics ReviewFantomen 25-26/2022: 55 Minutes 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Stories Progress DiscussionSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 HourFor Those Who Came in Late video for a recap of the series.Daily 262: "The Breakout": 1 Hour 4 Minutes 30 SecondsNewsWulfric Media's Kickstarter campaign didn't reach the target: 1 Hour 9 Minutes Release of the Phantom Bible (link to listen to Ep 237): 1 Hour 10 Minutes 30 SecondsRelease of the Mallon Diary, Calendar and Poster (link): 1 Hour 14 MinutesReview to comeRelease of the Perth Mint Phantom coin (link): 1 Hour 20 MinutesReview to comeBoss Fight Studio Wave 2.0 pre order (link): 1 Hour 23 Minutes 30 SecondsBoss Fight Studio 'King Comics Super Heroes' PVC Figurines Now Out (link): 1 Hour 31 Minutes 30 SecondsLink to find a shop near you to buy thesePeter David Go Fund Me Campaign for his ill health (link): 1 Hour 35 MinutesChristmas Themed Questions: What is your Christmas wish / miracle. What would you like to see? 1 Hour 36 MinutesHave you brought yourself a Phantom Christmas present? 1 Hour 37 Minutes 30 SecondsOn the back of Dan's article of the Phantom and Christmas covers. Do we need to see a Phantom Christmas themed story? 1 Hour 39 MinutesYou 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. Would love some feedback on what we discussed on the podcast and on the following topics:Would you like to see more TPBs from Frew?Do you like the themed Mallon diary and wall calendar?Do you like the new KFS style guide? Does it work for the new Perth Mint coin?How many of the Boss Fight Studio boxes will you be buying? One or two to keep intact?Would you like to see more Christmas themed comic covers and products?Make sure you stay with us and do not forget to subscribe and leave a review on our podcast. Support the show

Den vandrande vålnaden i 21:e generationens one-piece har sina starka fästen i Bengali, Australien och Sverige, i synnerhet Eskilstuna. Hur blev Fantomen en sådan Sverigevän? Läste man Fantomen på åttiotalet minns man Fantomenläsken, läste man den på sjuttiotalet minns man när Fantis skapade ett djungelkooperativ. Professor Robert Aman pratar om hur Sverige förvaltat vad Lee Falk skapat.

Jermayn Parker is joined by fellow WA resident Callum Markin. With the mad rush to the end of the year forcing the regulars to be absent. Callum, one of our long standing Patreons who has supported Chronicle Chamber for years has pitched in off the bench. We promise they only spent 5 minutes telling everyone how good WA and Perth is.If your one of the phans who can only listen to some parts of the podcast, below is a timeline of what we discussed.Frew Publications Comics ReviewFrew #1931: 5 MinutesFrew #1932: 10 MinutesGiant Size #24: 40 MinutesFantomen Comics ReviewFantomen 24/2022: 54 Minutes 30 SecondsRegal Publications Review#22: 59 Minutes#23: 1 Hour 1 Minute#24: 1 Hour 3 Minutes 30 Seconds#25: 1 Hour 7 MinutesReview of the Freebies: 1 Hour 13 MinutesShakti Comics Review#4: 1 Hour 18 Minutes#5: 1 Hour 21 Minutes 30 SecondsZauberstern#3: 1 Hour 25 Minutes 30 Seconds#4: 1 Hour 28 Minutes 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Stories Progress DiscussionSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 34 MinutesFor Those Who Came in Late video for a recap of the series.Daily 262: "The Breakout": 1 Hour 41 MinutesNewsWulfric Media Kickstarter campaign status (link): 1 Hour 54 Minutes 30 SecondsMallon Publications new products - Diary, Calendar and post:  (link): 1 Hour 57 MinutesIkon Collectables 3D Mug released March 2023 (link): 2 HoursThe Phantom Appeared on Hard Quiz TV Show (link): 2 Hours 4 MinutesMythos Brazil Sy Barry Omnibus new publication (link): 2 Hours 7 Minutes 30 SecondsStill looking for someone to review these for usNew UK Magazine ‘Infinity Magazine' (link): 2 Hours 11 MinutesReview includedPaul Mason winning the Stanley Award (link): 2 Hours 17 Minutes 30 SecondsPatreon Prize draw: 2 Hours 20 MinutesPlease note, we are still after a reviewer from Brazil reviewing all the latest Mythos Phantom comics. please contact us if you can help out.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. Support the show

Mikael Lyck takes over the reigns and leads the interview with special guest Robert Aman about his new book "When the Phantom Became Swedish". It is a rather provocative title and we are sure it will get some reactions from phans around the world. Please note, we do discuss several stories in this podcast which are listed here and may be worth a read before listening/watching this podcast.Sweden was leading the way in the 1960's and 1970's regarding many issues in Africa and teh world at the time and it naturally flowed into their comics. Some of the 'left leaning' elements included colonialism, major white families controlling natural resources, race, apartheid, environmental issues, gender equality etc and our Phantom helped solved these issues in Team Fantomen created stories. One of the interesting things we learnt in this podcast was that phans would write in and hold Lee Falk accountable with unacceptable elements by saying he was not processive enough and how the Team Fantomen creators would 'fix' these problems. We will include an example of this in a future article on our website.Through Robert Aman we also learn that Lee Falk was very positive and acceptable of what the Swedish creators were adding to his character.Along with the list of Team Fantomen stories there is some overlap with our initial X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #101 which you may also want to listen to as well. Other podcasts worth reading along with this is our interview with Ulf Granberg in episodes #97A and #97B and Magnus Knuttson in episode #119.To follow Robert Aman you can visit his social media page here and you can buy his books here and here.Do not forget, the first person to sign up as a patreon will receive a signed copy of the book. Another signed copy will be given to a patreon for the next seasonal prize (summer / winter) which will be drawn early December 2022.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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. 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. 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 ReviewFrew #1925: 2 Minutes 30 SecondsFrew #1926: 9 Minutes 30 SecondsFrew #1927: 25 MinutesFrew Giant Size 22: 50 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen Comics ReviewFantomen 16/2022: 1 Hour 1 Minute 30 SecondsFantomen 17/2022: 1 Hour 4 MinutesBlack & White Éditions ReviewJean Yves Mitton – Le Fantôme: 1 Hour 5 Minutes 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Stories Progress DiscussionSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 8 MinutesDaily 260: "The Phantoms End": 1 Hour 14 Minutes NewsNews Corp and Lee Enterprises cancel KFS strips from their newspapers (link and link): 1 Hour 27 Minutes 30 SecondsHow do you read your Phantom newspaper strips?: 1 Hour 30 MinutesThoughts on the X-Band: The Phantom Podcast #227 - The Phantom Goes Digital (link): 1 Hour 37 MinutesRegal Publishers Anniversary Special (link): 1 Hour 58 MinutesFantomen 2022 Christmas Album for Pre Order (link): 2 Hours 30 SecondsFantomen Softcover Album and Heart of Darkness TPB now out. Review coming soon: 2 Hours 2 Minutes 30 SecondsReview of Boss Fight Studio Phantom and Hero Figurine (link): 2 Hours 3 Minutes 30 SecondsJan Hafstrom Exhibition (link): 2 Hours 11 Minutes 30 SecondsPatron Spring Draw: 2 Hours 13 Minutes 30 SecondsWe 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 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?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? Make sure you do not forget to subscribe and leave a review. Support the show

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. Support the show

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. Support the show

Part two of pulp hero appreciation continues with everyone's favorite purple-suited, jungle dwelling crime fighter, the Phantom! Batman meets Indiana Jones was likely the elevator pitch that sold Paramount pictures on adapting Lee Falk's long-running comic strip, but despite the able efforts of Billy Zane, Treat Williams, Catherine Zeta Jones and Kristy Swanson, the Ghost Who Walks took a nosedive at the box office. Join Sebastian and guest host Matt Anderson as they slam evil and take on the mantle of this oft-mocked but memorable adventure romp.

Jermayn Parker and David Barry join forces to discuss with Scott Einiger who is the founder of Kleckt. 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. Support the show

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. 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 ReviewFrew #1922: 3 Minutes 30 SecondsFrew #1923:9 Minutes 30 SecondsFrew #1924: 21 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomen Comics ReviewFantomen 14-15/2022: 28 Minutes 30 SecondsGerman Comics ReviewWick #1: 32 Minutes 30 SecondsWick #2: 35 Minutes 30 SecondsZaubersten #1: 39 MinutesZauberstern #2: 42 MinutesThe Ultimate Guide to German Comic Books: 44 Minutes 30 SecondsDaily / Sunday Stories Progress DiscussionSunday 193: "Return of the Temple of the Gods": 1 Hour 1 MinutesDaily 260: "The Phantoms End": 1 Hour 7 Minutes 30 SecondsNewsScott 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 MinutesComplete list of shops in Australia and outside of Australia that stock themPhantom Showbags (link): 1 Hour 26 Minutes 30 SecondsFantomet Christmas Album cover & contents (link): 1 Hour 32 Minutes2021 Fantomen Best Cover Announced (link): 1 Hour 34 MinutesPre Order for new Mythos Book (link): 1 Hour 36 MinutesCover announced for Heart of Darkness Sweden HC book (link): 1 Hour 38 MinutesNew CC website design (link): 1 Hour 50 Minutes 30 SecondsPlease 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. Support the show

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. Support the show

Lethal Mullet Podcast: Episode #157: The Phantom The Mullet Who walks ..  The Mullet is ready to enjoy a rewatch of Lee Falk's greatest creation: THE PHANTOM. It's time to reminisce one of the greatest action adventures, which has all the flavours of an Indiana Jones film, Simon Wincer's brilliant adaptation which was shot in Australia, Thailand, and California - starring Billy Zane as The Ghost Who Walks.   Give Lethal Mullet a listen: Website https://bit.ly/3j9mvlG IHeartRadio https://ihr.fm/3lSxwJU Spotify https://spoti.fi/3BRg260 Amazon https://amzn.to/3phcsi7   For all Lethal merch: TeePublic: https://bit.ly/37QpbSc #billyzane #thephantom #lethalmulletpodcast