Fantomet kronologisk #16

Nov 2020 · Hjemmet / Egmont · 159,00 NOK

🌐 Norwegian edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "Timpennis trommer," a mysterious island off the Bengal coast holds ancient drums imbued with dark power, drawing unsuspecting souls from the jungle only to enslave them. When the jungle people finally rise in fury, they burn the island’s village, massacre the drummakers, and cast the enchanted drums into a fire—yet one craftsman escapes with his son and a single drum. Written by Lee Falk and Gerd Hoff, with art by Sy Barry, this haunting tale unfolds with the quiet dread of a legend passed down through fire and flight. Cover by Börje Nilsson.

Contains 5 stories

Timpennis trommer

29.5 pp · Jungle

21. FantometHeroRexTimpennis trommeslagerTodiWambesi-folketLlongo-folketBandarene

In the shadow of a forgotten island off Bengal’s coast, ancient drums hold a power that lures travelers into slavery—until a furious jungle people burn their city and destroy the cursed instruments. A lone drummaker escapes with his son and one remaining drum, fleeing into the wild with a legacy of magic and blood.

Kjempegorillaen

30.5 pp · Jungle

21. FantometHeroRexBuster [Flintskallen]GuranWambesi-stammen [Tola]Eden

Hanta-heksen

29.5 pp · Jungle

21. FantometUlvHeroGuran07. Fantomet (flashback)Hantaheksen (flashback)PonsJungelpatruljen [Oberst Weeks]

Den grusomme Samaris

28 pp · Jungle

21. FantometUlvHeroDronning Samaris den tolvteBandarene

Slavebyen

1 pp · Jungle