
Phantom #22
May, 1967
King Comics
Cover: Sy Barry
Script: Uncredited
Pencils/Inks: Bill Ziegler?
I was very pleased that this newly acquired Phantom purchase also included a Mandrake back-up. In this punchy little 4-pager, Mandrake and Lothar aid the Police and Fire Departments.
Enjoy "Arsonist and Old Rags".




This was the first issue of The Phantom that I bought. (It was one of three King comics sold in a bag for 35 cents.) It was the start of a lifelong love of the Phantom and Mandrake (even though I was too young at the time to realize that the title of the Mandrake story was playing on the title "Arsenic and Old Lace." Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous: My King Issues are always full of ads for those 3-packs. What a great deal!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed it.
thanks for ruining the blog so I can't read it. how the hell do you see the text?
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