L'Action catholique

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L'Action catholique was a Canadian newspaper that published "The Phantom" daily strip with the title "Le Fantôme" from 1939 to 1974.

History

L'Action catholique was founded in 1915 and published in French language. "The Phantom" first appeared in L'Action catholique on May 27, 1939. In 1962 L'Action catholique changed name to L'Action, in 1971 to L'Action-Québec, and in 1973 to À propos.

Published stories

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Original story title	Start date	End date	Comment
"The Slave Traders"	May 27, 1939	September 2, 1939	the last two weeks only
"The Mysterious Girl"	June 9, 1939	October 10, 1939	the last strip was printed twice, on October 10 and 11, 1939
"The Golden Circle"	October 12, 1939	February 6, 1940	the first strip missing
"The Seahorse"	February 7, 1940	August 12, 1940
"The Game of Alvar"	August 13, 1940	January 2, 1941
"Diana Aviatrix Lost"	January 3, 1941	August 5, 1941
"The Phantom's Treasure"	August 6, 1941	March 3, 1942
"The Inexorables"	March 4, 1942	January 30, 1943
"Bent Beak Broder"	February 1, 1943	June 17, 1943
"The Phantom's Engagement"	June 18, 1943	August 23, 1943
"The Governor and Suzie"	August 24, 1943	March 11, 1944
"The Spy Gang"	March 13, 1944	June 5, 1944
"The Crooner"	June 6, 1944	September 11, 1944
"The Maharajah's Daughter"	September 12, 1944	April 20, 1945
"The Blue Gang"	April 21, 1945	June 29, 1945
"Lago the Lake God"	June 30, 1945	September 20, 1945
"The Wild Girl"	September 21, 1945	December 22, 1945
"The Mermaids of Melo Straits"	December 24, 1945	March 13, 1946
"Princess Valerie"	March 14, 1946	August 13, 1946
"Queen Asta of Trondelay"	August 14, 1946	November 15, 1946
"Mister Hog"	November 18, 1946	April 23, 1947
"Romance and the Vesta Pirates"	April 24, 1947	December 29, 1947
"The Devil Road"	December 30, 1947	June 23, 1948