#289 - Our Phantom Big Questions

The team does not get a chance to nerd out too much by discussing
the Phantom in finer details. This podcast fixes that with one
podcasters wife commenting that this is perhaps our nerdiest
conversation ever!


We will discuss two big questions: Is it ethical for the Phantom
to have a major treasure room and is the key to the Phantoms
future, the digital comic? To join in this discussion we have
Seuj Abir from India joining Dan Fraser, Stephen
East and Jermayn Parker.

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For those who have come in late, The Major Treasure Room houses
artefacts from around the world throughout history that the
Phantom has rescued or has been given to by people he has
interacted with. The sole aim is to protect these items from
fire, flood and destruction.


Throughout the past 60 odd years when it was first introduced, we
have had stories created by from various Newspaper, Team
Fantomen, Fratelli Spada and RGE creators. There has been nearly
100 different artefacts shown or have had stories written about
them.


When the room was conceived by Lee Falk, the world was
crazy coming off the second world war with various looted
treasures being found. However is that still the case and should
they be returned?


Our second and last Phantom hard question we will discuss in this
podcast is the power of the digital comic. We have seen Lightning
Strikes announcing their new monthly digital anthology, Comics
Kingdom adding more importance with their digital daily comic
website and three comic publishers in Frew, Fantomen and Mad Cave
Studios releasing digital content.


Is it time for the Phantom to be pushed digitally more? Can the
phantom comic survive without a digital presence?


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