Fantomen-krönika #18

In the shadow of the French Revolution, Den 13:e Fantomen teams up with his old ally Philippe de Fabras and the enigmatic Axel von Fersen to rescue the young Prins Louis-Charles from the guillotine. With the help of a daring escape by air, the trio flees Paris, unaware that the boy they save has spent years hidden in the jungles of Bengali, living a life far removed from his royal past.

In the heart of the jungle, the legendary sword Durandal resurfaces when shejk Said Bin Maroof seeks to return it to the de Cambrai family. When greve Stefan de Cambrai and his sister Angelique are captured by the singpiraterna, the 13:e Fantomen and his guide Syed Asraf launch a daring rescue, uncovering a web of betrayal and sacrifice that leads to a final, fateful confrontation.

In a forgotten chapter of history, Den 13:e Fantomen is swept into Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion of Egypt, only to abandon the army for a perilous treasure hunt with his friend Achilles Tardieu. Guided by a mysterious map to Cleopatra’s lost tomb, they face betrayal from the treacherous interpreter Sekhmet and his mamluk mercenaries—only to be trapped in a tomb where ancient secrets still breathe. The only thing that escapes with Fantomen is a cursed souvenir: the serpent that once bit the last queen of Egypt.

In "Matros Walker," Den 13:e Fantomen finds himself forcibly enlisted into the British Navy just as he’s about to sail to Bengali with Nuran—only to discover he’s aboard the very same ship he was meant to board as a passenger. Under the command of the cruel Kapten Lexter and his lieutenant McDuff, the Fantomen must endure a brutal voyage where he uncovers a conspiracy involving forced recruitment, a threatened cadet, and a mysterious admiral whose name remains unknown.