The Phantom:
A Publishing History in Sweden

Notes:
1) Nr.1/2000 included a bonus poster with art by ?
2) Nr.15/2000 included a poster with the winner of Best Cover 2000 (Nr.?/2000 by ?)

Notes:
1) A miniposter with art by Rudy Walk (From the cover of 12/2000) was on the inside back cover of Nr.1/2001
2) Nr.15/2001 included a poster with the winner of Best Cover 2000 (FA ?/2000 by ?).
3) The cover for Nr.19/2001 was painted by Sy Barry in 1997. The issue coincided with Sy Barry's visit to Scandinavia.

Notes:
1) Nr.1/2002 also included a poster with art by Rolf Gohs.
2) The cover for Nr.5/2002 was first published as the cover for the Finnish magazine Erikoisjulkaisut Nr.2/1991 (Musta Naamio - Kari Leppänen-extra).
3) Nr.15/2002 also included a poster of the winner for Best Cover 2001 (Nr.15/2001 by Dag R. Frognes).

Notes:
1) The cover for Nr.1/2003 was also included as a poster in the same issue.
2) The cover for Nr.3/2003 had previously appeared as a poster in Nr.1 & 3/1996
3) The story in Nr.3/2003 was inked by Kari Leppänen and not Keith Williams as in the original daily version.
4) Nr.16/2003 also included a poster of the winner for Best Cover 2002 (Nr.15/2002 by Paul Ryan and Tom Smith), though it was meant to appear in Nr.15/2003. This issue was not error free either though, as the Fantomen Club pages were not included due to a mistake.
5) The story in Nr.18/2003 was inked by Kari Leppänen and not Keith Williams as in the original daily version.
6) The story in Nr.21/2003 was inked by Kari Leppänen and not Keith Williams as in the original daily version.
7) The covers for Nr. 23-25/2003 were essentially the same illustration by Gohs with different background colors. Each cover also featured a hologram image of a skull.

Notes:
1) Nr.1/2004 also included a poster with art by Rolf Gohs, taken from the cover of the Fantomen Christmas Album 1998
2) The story in Nr.3/2004 was inked by Kari Leppänen and not Keith Williams as in the original daily version
3) The cover of Nr.6/2004 is a reprint of the cover from Nr.25/1979
4) Nr.7/2004 has a double cover, first an outside cover featuring the Phantom's mask (by Peter Friman) that has holes where the eyes should be. Beneath is another cover by Hans Lindahl.
5) The cover of Nr.12/2004 is a fold-out cover that becomes twice the size of a regular cover.
6) Nr.15/2004 also included a poster of the winner for Best Cover 2003 (Nr.9/2003 by Hans Lindahl) and a water pistol toy.
7) Nr.16/2004 also included a Phantom keychain figure
8) Nr.17/2004 also included a Phantom skull ring
9) Nr.19/2004 also included a Phantom good mark ring
10) The story in Nr.20/2004 includes additional new art by Hans Lindahl

Notes:
1) Nr.1/2005 also included a poster
2) The story in Nr.2/2005 includes script modifications by Ulf Granberg and additional new art by Kari Leppänen
3) Nr.7/2005 also included a Phantom mousemat with art by Hans Lindahl
4) Nr.12/2005 featured an alternate cover design for the Norwegian edition (also by Hans Lindahl), which was included on the title page of Fantomen.
5) Nr.14/2005 was a tribute issue for Norman Worker
6) Nr.15/2005 also included a poster of the winner for Best Cover 2004 (Nr.7/2004 by Peter Friman).
7) Nr.16/2005 also included a set of eight "Old Jungle Saying" fridge magnets
8) Nr.17/2005 also included a set of eight "Old Jungle Saying" fridge magnets
9) Nr.23/2005 also included a Phantom toy torch on a key ring

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