Agent X9 #1/1992
"Knarkkungens hämnd" kicks off Agent X9 #1 with a high-stakes thriller rooted in global intrigue and personal vendetta. Written by M. Gill and illustrated by Miguel A. Repetto, this 1992 Semic release follows Agent Corrigan as he confronts the fugitive drug king Don Carlos Torico—only to be spared with a chilling ultimatum: leave Torico alone, or face economic collapse. Cover by Miguel A. Repetto, the issue sets a tense tone with Corrigan defying orders and racing back to Colombia to dismantle Torico’s empire, all while the fate of the world’s economy hangs in the balance.
In "Knarkkungens hämnd," Agent Corrigan finds himself at the mercy of a vengeful drug kingpin, Don Carlos Torico, after a failed capture. Torico, fleeing to Colombia, enlists the British assassin "Ormen" Leahy to abduct Corrigan—only to release him with a chilling ultimatum: leave Torico alone, or the global economy will collapse under a flood of his private gold reserves. Though ordered to stand down by the president, Corrigan refuses to obey, setting out on a solo mission to destroy Torico’s hacienda and dismantle his empire.
In "Förfalskaren," Rip Kirby dives into a web of deceit after members of the Adventure Club begin receiving incriminating letters that sabotage their marriages. With a sharp eye for detail, Kirby traces the forgeries to a rejected club applicant—Phil Pensmart—whose hidden motives lead to a dangerous plot involving a forged will and a deadly attempt on the club’s chairman. As tensions rise, Kirby must protect those caught in the crossfire before the truth unravels completely.
In *Terminator 2: Domedagen - Slutet!*, John Connor and the T-800 break Sarah Connor out of a mental hospital just as the T-1000 closes in. With the fate of humanity hanging in the balance, Sarah’s desperate mission to stop Skynet’s creator, Dr. Miles Dyson, forces an uneasy alliance—leading them into Cyberdyne’s lab in a race against time. As the line between human and machine blurs, one final confrontation awaits in a smelter, where every Terminator must meet its end. Or does it?
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