Fantomen julalbum #2011
"Den siste vikingen" is a gripping tale from the 2011 Fantomen julalbum, written by Norman Worker and illustrated by Hans Lindahl, whose distinctive art brings the eerie atmosphere of Blacksay Island to life. When a shipwreck strands survivors on a cursed island tied to a forgotten Viking treasure, old secrets and simmering greed begin to unravel—leaving only Fantomen, the mysterious Svein Asleifsson, and doctor Douglas McQuade to face what lies beneath the surface. The cover, also by Hans Lindahl, captures the haunting mood of the story with its stark, shadowed imagery.
In "Viva Las Vegas," Fantomen travels to the neon-lit streets of Las Vegas to protect casino owner Carolin Benson, who’s under siege from the Chicago mob led by Giannimaffian. With a hitman, a ballerina with a deadly secret, and a courtroom showdown on the horizon, Fantomen must don the guise of an Elvis impersonator to stay one step ahead—just as the real Carolin prepares to face her accuser in court.
In "Den vandrande vålnaden," Jo, a young man raised in the U.S. and deeply in love with Diana, returns to the jungle of Begali after his mother’s passing. There, he steps into his father’s legacy as the 20th Fantomen, taking up the mantle just as he begins to understand the weight of the role.
In "Drakguden," Fantomen races to stop a jungle tribe from unleashing chaos after reviving their ancient worship of a dragon god—only to uncover a sinister plot orchestrated by the war criminals Max and Hans, who've built a mechanical dragon to manipulate the people. When Fantomen is captured, Diana and the bandits must find a way to save him before the fake dragon unleashes its fury.
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↩ Reprints Fantomen #1/1996 (1996), Fantomen #11/2000 (2000), Fantomen [julalbum] #[1961]
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