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Issue 1975 - Signature Series, 202436 pages Cover signed by Timo Wuerz The Bat of Berlin part 2 was written by Pidde Andersson and once again features the wonderful artwork of Polish artist, Janusz Ordon. In the previous episode, the Phantom stops off in Berlin to view his friend Malaikas art exhibition. Only to arrive when the gallery was being robbed by an art thief who calls himself Die Fledermaus, which translates to The Bat! The Phantom stays in Berlin in a bid to help local

is a daily story that appeared in newspapers starting 11 May

Size 914 x 1218 mm

but the first six were published under the pseudonym John Bull

Pursued by pirates The Phantom is making a stand atop the mainmast

82 back in 1955

an anagram of his own name

First published by Frew in No 353 (1967)

On the Trail of an Assassin: The 163rd Phantom Sunday story

That’s one with every issue

my sister rang me at 3am to turn on the news

since Guran had disinherited his wayward son Timo and altered the tribal Chief selection to a democratic process

The Floridon Mystery