The Phantom #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phantom Chronicles," the 16th Phantom faces off against Rachamond, a man obsessed with replicating the crimes of his ancestor—specifically the theft of the Tibetan crown from a Himalayan lamasery. Written by Bill Harris and Dick Wood, with art by Bill Lignante and letters by Ben Oda, this 1965 Western Comics classic sees the masked hero confront a dangerous legacy, culminating in a deadly clash that ends with Rachamond falling on his own blade. The cover, by George Wilson, captures the tension of the moment in striking detail.
In "The Phantom Chronicles," the 13th Phantom confronts the legacy of his ancestor, Rachamond, as a modern-day descendant attempts to resurrect old crimes—including the theft of the crown of Tibet from a Himalayan lamasery. The current Phantom, the 16th in line, must face this twisted echo of the past, where history and vengeance collide in the jungle shadows.
In the heart of the jungle, Track Hunter and Oloo follow whispers of a legendary crocodile adorned with diamonds, leading them on a thrilling chase through dense terrain. When they finally reach the beast’s hidden lair, they uncover a shocking truth: the creature doesn’t just carry diamonds—it rolls in them.
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Reprinted in Indrajal Comics #29 (1966), X9 #3/1971 (1971), Fantomet #6/1972 (1972), Fantomet #9/1972 (1972), The Phantom: The Complete Series: The Gold Key Years #2 (2012)
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