View source for Lee Falk – Storyteller

{{issuebox 
|Title=Lee Falk – Storyteller 
|image= [[Image:ref-LF-storyteller.jpg|200 px]]
|Coverartist= Photo, [[Fred Fredericks]] and Sy Barry
|Country= [[Image:mini_sweden.gif]] Sweden / English 
|Editor= [[Scandinavian Chapter]]
|Format= 17.5 × 25 cm
|Pages= 348 pgs, b/w and full colour
|Date= September 23, 2011
|Publisher=GML Förlag
|Preceded= n/a
|Followed= n/a
|isbn=ISBN 978-91-86215-75-0
|}}
'''''Lee Falk – Storyteller''''' is a Swedish book, published in 2011 to celebrate [[Lee Falk]]'s 100th anniversary.
== Background ==
The book was produced by the Phantom fans of '''The Scandinavian Chapter of the Lee Falk Memorial Bengali Explorers Club''', to celebrate [[Lee Falk]]'s 100th anniversary as well as the 75th anniversary of the Phantom strip.

The English version was produced and published at the same time as a Swedish version, which was entitled '''Lee Falk – Berättaren'''.

=== Articles ===
{| {{table}}
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''From The Storyteller's Chronicles'''</div>
|-
! colspan="2"| Title !! Comment
|-
| colspan="2"| "To Louise" || Previously unpublished poem (1931)
|-
| colspan="2"| "The Picture Man" || Short story from ''Coronet'' (1937)
|-
| colspan="2"| "About: Mandrake" || Foreword from ''[[Mandrake roi de la magie (CELEG) 1|Mandrake Roi de la Magie]]'' 1er Volume (1965)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Eris (The Night People)" || Sample of [[Spotlight on Lee Falk - Other writings|play]] script (1966)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Home At Six" || Sample of play script (1966)
|-
| colspan="2"| "How it all Began" || Prologue from ''The Story of the Phantom: Ghost Who Walks'' (1972)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Mandrake the Magician and The Enchantress" || Sample of musical script (1973)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Time is Money" || Short story from ''Playboy'' (1975)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Moxley U" || Sample of [[Mandrake the Magician]] script (1976)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Kansas City ComiCon" || Speech excerpt (1994)
|-
| colspan="2"| "Luna" || Sample of [[The Phantom|Phantom]] script (1997)
|-
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''Memories of Lee'''</div>
|-
! colspan="3"| Writer 
|-
| colspan="3"| Valerie Falk 
|-
| colspan="3"| [[Diane Falk|Diane M. Falk-Fitzpatrick]]
|-
| colspan="3"| Sture Hegerfors 
|-
| colspan="3"| Thayer Burch 
|-
| colspan="3"| [[Conley Falk|Conley Falk]] 
|-
| colspan="3"| Jim Shepherd 
|-
| colspan="3"| Pete Klaus 
|-
| colspan="3"| [[Ed Rhoades]]
|-
| colspan="3"| Ulf Granberg 
|-
| colspan="3"| [[Elizabeth Falk]]
|-
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''Interviews with Falk'''</div>
|-
!Year !! Source / Title !! Writer
|-
|1946 || ''Famous Artists and Writers'' (USA) || unknown
|-
|1955 || ''Theatre Arts'' (USA): Mandrake’s Alter Ego || Byron Bentley
|-
|1962 || ''Eureka Newspapers'' (USA): Mandrake, Phantom, Author Aids Cranston || unknown
|-
|1964 || ''L’Europeo'' (Italy): Do Comics Disturb You? || Alain Resnais
|-
|1965 || ''Australian Women’s Weekly'' (Australia): Now He’s Called a Culture Hero || Phillipa Day Benson
|-
|1969 || ''[[The Daily Gleaner|The Daily Gleaner]]'' (Jamaica): Phantom Could Soon Appear On A Raft || unknown
|- 
|1972 || ''L’Europeo'' (Italy): Master of Comics || Guido Gerosa
|-
|1977 || ''Aftenposten'' (Norway): Triple Wedding and Fellini as Translator || Øyvind Thorsen
|-
|1977 || ''Dagbladet'' (Norway): The Phantom could sort things out in the Parliament || Alf Tande-Petersen
|-
|1977 || ''[[Serieleseren 7|Serieleseren]]'' (Norway): The Phantom’s ”Father” in Norway || Ann-Louis Nerem
|-
|1978 || ''100 New Yorkers'' (USA): Westsider Lee Falk || Max Millard
|-
|1984 || ''Aftenposten'' (Norway): The Phantom’s Father celebrates in Oslo || Svein Johs Ottesen
|-
|1984 || ''Aftonbladet'' (Sweden): Mandrake – The Phantom’s Dad || Sigfrid Ennart
|-
|1984 || ''[[Fantomen]]'' (Sweden): A Talk with the Creator of Legends || Ulf Granberg
|-
|1985 || ''Comic Buyer’s Guide'' (USA): A Visit with Lee Falk || Anthony Tollin
|-
|1985 || ''Fantomen'' (Sweden): Team Fantomen presents Lee Falk || Ulf Granberg
|-
|1986 || ''United Press International'' (USA): Old Caped Crusaders Reappear || unknown
|-
|1986 || ''Folket'' (Sweden): Father visiting his son || Monica Swärd
|-
|1988 || ''King Comic Heroes'' (USA) || [[Hal Schuster]]
|-
|1989 || ''Princetown Arts'' (USA): Conversation with Lee Falk || Raymond Elman
|-
|1990 || ''Norra Västerbotten'' (Sweden) || Olle Lundqvist
|-
|1994 || ''Friends of The Phantom'' (USA) || Ed Rhoades
|-
|1995 || ''The World & I'' (USA): Father of The Phantom || Joseph Szadkowski
|-
|1996 || ''Scarlet Street'' (USA): Master Magicians and Phantoms || Bob Madison
|-
|1996 || ''Boston Globe'' (USA): The Original Cape Crusader || Joseph P. Kahn
|-
|1996 || ''Göteborgs-Posten'' (Sweden): At Home with The Phantom’s Father || Peder Grell
|-
|1996 || ''Fantomen'' (Sweden): About The Phantom – A Talk with Lee Falk || Ulf Granberg
|-
|1972, 1985, 1996 || ''Comic Book Marketplace'' (USA): Father of Superheroes || Will Murray
|-
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''Spotlight on Lee Falk'''</div>
|-
! colspan="2"| Title !! Writer
|-
| colspan="2"| Lee Falk Timeline || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| At The University of Illinois || [[Peder J Bjørkmann]]
|-
| colspan="2"| The Theatre Years || Peder J Bjørkmann
|-
| colspan="2"| Falk and Resnais || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| The Comics: An Illustrated History of Comic Strip Art|A New Medium for Writers || Jerry Robinson
|-
| colspan="2"| The 1984 Comics Festival in Lucca || Sture Hegerfors
|-
| colspan="2"| Falk and Fellini || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| Falk in Comics || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| Falk's Favourites || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''Spotlight on Mandrake'''</div>
|-
! colspan="2"| Title !! Writer
|-
| colspan="2"| The Mandrake Artists || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| The Real Mandrake || Andreas Eriksson 
|-
| colspan="2"| The Mandrake Musical || Andreas Eriksson 
|-
| colspan="2"| Motives in the Myth || Magnus Magnusson
|-
| colspan="3" bgcolor="3366ff"|<div align=center>'''Spotlight on The Phantom'''</div>
|-
! colspan="2"| Title !! Writer
|-
| colspan="2"| The Phantom Artists || Andreas Eriksson
|-
| colspan="2"| Classic heroic type built on famous myths || Olof Lång
|-
| colspan="2"| Lee Falk was inspired by reality || Magnus Eriksson 
|-
| colspan="2"| The Phantom in Norway during the occupation 1940–45 || Kjell Steen
|-
|}

===Note===
This article is a copy taken from [http://www.schapter.org/wiki/Lee_Falk_%E2%80%93_Storyteller PhantomWiki]
[[Category:References]]