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    The Phantom: Legacy » The Phantom: Legacy #1 - The Phantom: Legacy released by Moonstone on January 1, 2006.

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    The origin of The Phantom as you've never seen it before, as told by The Ghost Who Walks, himself! Ripped from the pages of the very first Chronicle, this original 96-page epic by Benjamin Raab and illustrated by Pat Quinn and Art Lyon reveals how a centuries-old tradition of fighting piracy, cruelty, and injustice was passed down from one generation of Walker to the next...

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    The Phantom: Legacy #1 - The Phantom: Legacy by CaptHowdy666 on March 30, 2008

    A graphic novel that explores the history of the first Phantom. It is written as if it were from the pages of the Chronicles (The Phantom's diary... the way he keeps his history for all other Phantoms that follow).At first it was quite difficult to read with the way the lettering is and some of the old language they used to try and give it that authentic feel. However, after several pages in, it was fine. Perhaps because the story was really getting me into it.For those who came in late: The ...

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