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Cover: Jim Aparo

The Phantom Stranger #41

Feb 1976 · DC · 0.25 USD
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“A Time for Endings”

Two of DC's most enigmatic supernatural figures — the brooding, cape-swathed Phantom Stranger and the red-suited ghost Deadman — square off in a moonlit graveyard on Jim Aparo's moody cover for this March 1976 issue. The tagline "Follow me into weird worlds — for I am…" sets a perfectly unsettling tone, and having Deadman co-star alongside the Stranger promises a story steeped in the uncanny. With "A Time for Endings" as the title and Michael Fleisher among the writers, this issue leans fully into DC's rich tradition of supernatural adventure.

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writer Michael Fleisher · writer Russell Carley · artist, inker Fred Carrillo · letterer Esphid Mahilum · cover Jim Aparo

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Full credits

writer Michael Fleisher
writer Russell Carley
artist, inker Fred Carrillo
letterer Esphid Mahilum
cover pencils, inks Jim Aparo

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The Black Orchid saves Ronnie Kuhn and rounds up the Black Orchid Legion.

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