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Phantom (character)

The Phantom is a fictional superhero character who operates from the fictional country of Bangalla in Africa. The character was created by Lee Falk for the adventure comic strip The Phantom, which debuted in newspapers on February 17, 1936.

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Publisher
Comic strip: King Features Syndicate Comic books: David McKay Publications Harvey Comics Gold Key Comics King Comics DC Comics Marvel Comics Diamond Comics Moonstone Books Dark…
Abilities
Expert martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant · Expert marksman and swordsman · Genius-level intellect · Peak athletic condition · Use of technologically advanced weaponry
Created by
Lee Falk
First appearance
"The Singh Brotherhood" (daily strip) (February 1936)
Notable aliases
Kit Walker

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Phantom (character)

Nodes252
Edges251
Triples18
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007937
Components1

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Abilities · 5
Phantom (character) → Expert marksman and swordsman, Expert martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant, Genius-level intellect, Peak athletic condition, Use of technologically advanced weaponry
Created by · 1
Phantom (character) → Lee Falk
First appearance · 1
Phantom (character) → "The Singh Brotherhood" (daily strip) (February 1936)
Notable aliases · 1
Phantom (character) → Kit Walker
Publisher · 1
Phantom (character) → Comic strip: King Features Syndicate Comic books: David McKay Publications Harvey Comics Gold Key Comics King Comics DC Comics Marvel Comics Diamond Comics Moonstone Books Dark…

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phantom comic strip falk series also phantom's character first lee released walker written costume kit jungle film story called books

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Phantom (character)AbilitiesExpert martial artist and hand-to-hand combatant1.00infobox
Phantom (character)AbilitiesExpert marksman and swordsman1.00infobox
Phantom (character)AbilitiesGenius-level intellect1.00infobox
Phantom (character)AbilitiesPeak athletic condition1.00infobox
Phantom (character)AbilitiesUse of technologically advanced weaponry1.00infobox
Phantom (character)Created byLee Falk1.00infobox
Phantom (character)First appearance"The Singh Brotherhood" (daily strip) (February 1936)1.00infobox
Phantom (character)Notable aliasesKit Walker1.00infobox
Phantom (character)PublisherComic strip: King Features Syndicate Comic books: David McKay Publications Harvey Comics Gold Key Comics King Comics DC Comics Marvel Comics Diamond Comics Moonstone Books Dark…1.00infobox
Diana Palmerinstance ofCharacters0.80text
Kitinstance ofCharacters0.80text
Heloise Walkerinstance ofCharacters0.80text

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