Fantomen #6/1995
In "Mysteriet Dauphin," the 13th Fantomen journeys to Paris during the French Revolution to aid his friend Philippe in saving the dauphin from execution. With the help of the Swedish nobleman Axel von Fersen—claiming to be the prince’s true father—they escape in a hot-air balloon, setting off a mystery that spans decades and continents. Written by Tony De Paul and illustrated by Hans Lindahl, with a striking cover by Terje Aspmo, this 1995 issue blends historical intrigue with the Fantomen’s trademark blend of adventure and secrecy.
In "Mysteriet Dauphin," the Fantomen journeys to revolutionary Paris to aid his friend Philippe in saving the French crown prince, who has vanished into legend. With the help of the enigmatic Swedish nobleman Axel von Fersen—claiming to be the prince’s true father—they flee in a hot-air balloon, setting off a chain of secrets that spans continents and decades. Years later, the prince’s life in Bengal, his marriage to a princess of the Hitangifolk, and his final resting place in the Dödskallegrottan remain shrouded in mystery.
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Reprinted in Fantomet #12/1995 (1995), Fantomet #15/1995 (1995), Fantomet spesialutgave #[1995] (1995), Fantomen-krönika #18 (1997), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #8 (1999), Herman Hedning #6/2004 (46) (2004), The Phantom #1116
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