poster drawn by such artists as John Romita Sr. Home media and streaming VHSFamily Home Entertainment VHS Releases 1994/1995 (USA)A straight-to-video compilation titled Phantom 2040: The Ghost Who Walks was released in the USA on VHS by Family Home Entertainment in 1994 (and re-released on May 21, 1996). It is made up of the first five episodes of season 1 edited into a single movie. Family Home Entertainment subsequently released eight first-season episodes across four commercially available VHS tapes (in the USA) on August 22, 1995: 1) Generation Unto Generation Parts 1 and 2 2) Fire and I.C.E. / The Sum of the Parts 3) Dark Orbit Parts 1 and 2 4) The Ghost in the Machine / The Biot in Red DVDLions Gate DVD Release 2004 (USA)Phantom 2040: The Ghost Who Walks was re-released on DVD by Lions Gate on September 21, 2004 and remains available for purchase in most counties as a US import.Via Vision Entertainment DVD Release 2013 (Australia)In Australia (where the popularity of Lee Falk's original Phantom comic strip has never waned), Season One was released as a four-disc DVD collection (containing the first twenty episodes of the show) by Via Vision Entertainment on 6 November 2013. YouTubeThe Complete Phantom 2040 on YouTube''' All 35 episodes of Phantom 2040 (33 original episodes plus the first and second season "bridging" compilation episodes Rite of Passage and The World is My Jungle) are officially available for viewing on YouTube via the Comics Kingdom channel. Comics Kingdom is the official YouTube channel of King Features Syndicate, who hold all rights to The Phantom. The Comics Kingdom channel also features all episodes of the Phantom 2040 production team's later Flash Gordon show and all episodes of Defenders of the Earth (starring Flash Gordon, The Phantom and Mandrake the Magician). References External linksPhantom 2040 - Welcome to the Ghost Jungle Mark Thompson's in-depth Phantom 2040 website/episode guide, created in real-time alongside the original airing of the show and preserved (but not updated) since the show's cancellation in 1996.Don Markstein's Phantom 2040 Toonopedia pageChronicle Chamber'' Extensive Phantom news and information resource, contains a detailed interview with art director/conceptual designer Thom Schillinger, excerpting from his extensive design blog that contains 121 detailed Phantom 2040 entries spotlighting his varied design work on the show. 1990s American animated television series 1994 American television series debuts 1996 American television series endings 1990s French animated television series