Fantomen #4/1994
In "Val i Bengali del 1: Utmanaren," the ancient city of Atlantis teeters on the edge of ruin as the high priest Bakenchonsu unleashes dark forces using a meteorite's mysterious energy. When a nobleman hires the assassin Userhat to eliminate him, the murder triggers a catastrophic chain reaction—just as Bakenchonsu summons the demon Bahamot, the city's fate is sealed. Now, the only survivor, Userhat, is cursed with immortality and haunted by the very demon he unwittingly freed. Written by Claes Reimerthi and Ulf Granberg, with art by Joan Boix and cover by Terje Aspmo, this 1994 issue of Fantomen blends myth and menace in a tale of power, betrayal, and unintended consequences.
In the lost ruins of Atlantis, the fallen meteorite’s dark power fuels forbidden rites led by high priest Bakenchonsu—until a nobleman’s betrayal sets a deadly course. When assassin Userhat stabs the priest mid-ritual, the unleashed spirit Bahamot claims him, turning the survivor into an immortal vessel of ancient wrath.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
Reprinted in The Phantom #1079 (1994), Fantomet #9/1994 (1994), Fantomet #14/1994 (1994), Fantomet #15/1994 (1994), Fantomet #2/1995 (1995), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #6 (1997), Herman Hedning #3/2003 (35) (2003), Fantomen-krönika #87 (2008)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.