Indrajal Comics #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Adventures of the Girl Phantom," a 1967 Indrajal Comics tale, the Phantom recounts to Diana how his twin sister Julie temporarily took up his mantle when he fell ill, secretly safeguarding the jungle’s peace. Written by Dick Wood and illustrated by Bill Lignante with inks by the same, the story follows Julie as she outwits villains who discover her true identity, leading to a tense showdown in the Deep Woods. The cover by Ben Oda captures the mystery and daring of her mission.
In a tale woven into the legacy of the Phantom, his descendant Diana learns of an ancestor’s illness and the daring stand taken by his twin sister, Julie. When jungle outlaws exploit her gender to steal Phantom treasure from the Deep Woods, Julie must outwit them alone—using cunning and courage to reclaim what was lost. The story of her secret mission remains a quiet chapter in the Phantom’s long history.
When the Sad Clown’s fame threatens to overshadow him, Zingo steals Ellard’s signature face to turn the crowd against him—only to find that a laughing clown in the spotlight isn’t quite the revenge he imagined. Mandrake, ever sharp, unravels the deception before the truth is lost in laughter.
In "The Invisible Demon," the Phantom finds himself and several jungle folk lifted into the sky by an unseen force, drawn into a perilous trap set by Dr. Krazz and his allies, the Mytors—a hidden race seeking human specimens to fuel their plan for Earth's conquest. With quick thinking and courage, the Phantom frees Mabawa and K'Wago, turning the tide by sending Krazz to face the consequences, then destroys the villain’s lair to end the threat once and for all.
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