Fantomen #16/1994
In Fantomen #16/1994, the jungle holds its breath as the masked hero flees through the dense canopy, narrowly escaping a deadly black panther. With journalist Neil Hutcinson chasing a story about a mysterious cliff temple, and a fanatical gang led by Chili and the increasingly unhinged Imhotep converging on the site, the temple becomes a battleground of fear and ancient power. Written by Claes Reimerthi and Ulf Granberg, with art by Joan Boix and cover by Terje Aspmo, this 1994 adventure blends suspense and supernatural dread in a tale where the jungle itself seems to whisper secrets.
In the heart of the jungle, as the feverish journalist Neil Hutcinson races to sell his story about a mysterious cliff temple, Fantomen flees through the shadows—only to narrowly escape a deadly black panther. He reaches the temple just as Chili’s gang and the increasingly unhinged Imhotep arrive, the latter now wielding the temple’s ancient power, "Life’s Fire," with terrifying intent.
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Reprinted in Fantomet #22/1994 (1994), Fantomet #26/1994 (1994), Fantomet #16/1995 (1995), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #7 (1998), Herman Hedning #7/2003 (39) (2003), Herman Hedning Sommarspecial #1/2010 (2010), The Phantom #1091
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