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Intervju
Alle intervjuene på denne siden er gjort av Steffen
Hope alias Ola
Nordmann på forumet. Om du har forslag eller meninger intervjuene kan du kontakte
han direkte på mail.
Interview with Tony De Paul
Comic writer Tony De Paul tells about his relationship to our mutual hero, The Phantom
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Interview with Claes Reimerthi
Claes Reimerthi is today the most active Egmont author, and was one of the most important participants in Year One, for example. Additionally, he has been opening most of the new story cycles in 2005, such as Diana Disappears (Frew 1415), the Redeemer and others. Claes is also famous for his what if-stories and many of them has ranked high in the annual story contest in Scandinavia. I can mention Phantom vs. Singh 2050 (Frew 1276) and the Prodigal Son (Frew 1292). Since so many are fond of Claes’ stories, I contacted him for an interview and he was very willing.
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Hans Lindahl
Hans Lindahl started his Phantom career in 1982 with the story Buried Alive by Donne Avenell. This story was published in Norway and Sweden at different dates in 1983, and in Australia first time in 1986 (Frew 853A) and again in 2003 (Frew 1348). Since that time, Lindahl has been one of the real great favorites. He has achieved many high rankings in the annual best story (as artist) and best cover awards, and he is probably also the Egmont artist with greatest popularity in Australia. In the later years, he has also started writing his own stories.
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Jim Shepherd
Hello Jim. Since you are head of one of the largest Phantom publications on the globe, it will be interesting to learn more about both Frew, and yourself as a person and fan of the Phantom.
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Paul Ryan
Good evening, Paul.
Many of the Norwegian readers of the Phantom are very fond of your art. We, some of your fans, would like to ask a few questions.
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Interview with Bob McLeod (english version)
Bob McLeod started as a Team Fantomet member in 2003, and his debut story was The Secret of the Skulls part two by Claes Reimerthi, which was published in Fantomet 24.
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