Exploring the cultural impact of a lesser-known American superhero, the narrative delves into how the Phantom, created in 1936, has sparked significant discourse in Sweden, a nation renowned for its progressive values on race and gender. Robert Aman investigates the complexities surrounding the character, who has faced criticism for perceived racism and sexism, and highlights the efforts of Swedish creators who embraced the Phantom, transforming him into a subject of national interest and reflection on societal values.
