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The Phantom #1 (1962) · The Collector

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Western
The Phantom (1962)
#1

Western#1

The Phantom

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The Phantom #1

The Game

Publisher: Western
Cover date: November 1962
On sale: Aug 2, 1962
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Printing not stated · $0.12
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Credits

Writer: Bill Harris
Penciller: Bill Lignante
Inker: Bill Lignante
Letterer: Ben Oda

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 17259

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Prince Ragon entices men into a deadly game by offering great rewards. When the Phantom interferes, Ragon has Diana kidnapped to force the Phantom to play. The Phantom fights his way through to Diana and captures Ragon to boot.

Cover

George Wilson

Cover colors

George Wilson

Editorial and production

Editor: Bill Harris

Characters

criminals
Diana Palmer
Gill the hunter
Prince Ragon
prisoner
Ragon's major-domo
Ragon's soldiers
The Phantom

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