2 Aug 2026 06:00
#343 - John Amor, "Phantom 2040: A New Shadow" artist
In this episode, Jermayn Parker is joined by our USA reviewer Scott Walyn as we interview the main artist of the new Comics Kingdom "Phantom 2040: A New Shadow" web comic series John Amor.
In August 2026, we will be interviewing one of the other creators, Alex Segura who was one of the writers of the new web comic series. If you would like to ask any specific questions to him about the series, please contact us at [email protected]. We do love comments and feedback from the Phantom phans from around the world. You can leave your comments at our YouTube channel and/or at our social media platforms on Facebook, Twitter, and/or Instagram.
Some of the questions we ask and Phantom-related discussions we touch upon in this podcast are the following:
- About John Amor.
- John Amor's history with the Phantom and the Phantom 2040 tv show and what was involved with your research?
- What is the difference between a web comic and a normal comic? What is the differences between the processes of creating them
- The art of "Phantom 2040: A New Shadow" has its own unique coloring theme. How did John Amor come up with it?
- John Amor's extremely expressive eyes of the characters. Was there a source of inspiration behind this?
- Whose idea was it to reference the classic imagery in the parts? How’d they got chosen?
- Could the web comic be transformed into a traditional print comic?
- John Amor tells us about the origin of Anti Phantom and if phan suggestions had any say on the name.
- Which actors and famous people were inspiration for the characters of "Phantom 2040: A New Shadow"?
- What is John Amor's process for drawing a web comic?
- Has John Amor started working on season two?
- Are web comics the future?
- Does John Amor accept commissions? Was any of the episodes created traditionally, or was it all created digitally?
You can follow John Amor at his Instagram and/or contact him for a commission at [email protected].
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