The Phantom #74
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phantom of 1776," the masked hero journeys to America during a pivotal moment in history, racing to free Tsu-Mok, the son of the U-Thongii Chief, from slavery. With the help of his old friend Benjamin Franklin, he bears witness to the signing of the Declaration of Independence—just as the world changes forever. Written and illustrated by Don Newton, this 1977 Charlton issue features a striking cover by Newton, capturing the era’s drama in bold, dynamic lines.
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Reprinted in Phantom #110 (1978), Fantomets krøniker Det første Fantomet #[nn] (1984), Fantomet #13/2006 (2006), Fantomen #14/2006 (2006), The Phantom: The Complete Series: The Charlton Years #5 (2016)
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