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The Phantom identity has been passed down through time, so who's to say just how far back it goes? Maybe all the way to a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
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9 comments:
Striking - and intriguing. I suspect that this version of the Phantom will turn out to be Lando's long-lost twin brother, Phanto...
oh a time and space travel story ! but the Legacy goes on …
i have been collecting the Phantom dailies hardback's. so many and very behind reading them i’m still in the Fourties’,
i know that there are Lando comics but never read one…
That time thing can go the other direction, too: The Phantom and Phantom Girl!
@Davejonz: more likely, Kit Walker was the father of Shmi Sky Walker.*
@Ross: interesting combo! This makes me wonder if the space pirates of Taanab belonged to the Seng Brotherhood.
*"Luke! I'm your great-grandfather on your mother's side."
When you put it like that, it kinda makes sense... Only question, then, is this: What was his connection to the Phantom Menace?
@Simon, don't forget Son of the Phantom, making Kip a Kit. And they had the LP of Phantom on one side and Mandrake on the flip side.
Being a precursor to Batman, including parent being killed, there is a strong reason for the Phantom to endure. Seeing him in a space setting might be novel, but hard to see long term.
Great cover.
Jeepers, Mr. W! That's a good question.
Cool image. You should have stuck a can of Colt 45 in Lando's hand though.
Wolfhammer's right. It would've been great to see Kit Walker with the following word balloon.
"That's not what I meant!"
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