Fantomen #7/2010
In "Johnny Hotwire – Utanför lagen," Fantomen revisits a forgotten chapter of his past, recalling his days as the outlaw biker alias Johnny Hotwire during a cross-country ride through 1950s America. As a young man, he joined the Hell Dogs MC, forming a bond with their leader Deck Davey—until a violent clash with their rivals, the Death Gamblers, ended in tragedy. Now, decades later, Fantomen opens a long-held letter from that time, reigniting the spirit of Johnny Hotwire and setting out on a new journey in that old identity. Written by Tony DePaul and Henrik Brandendorff, with art by Sal Velluto and colors by Reprostugan, this issue features a cover by Sal Velluto.
In "Johnny Hotwire – Utanför lagen," the Phantom recalls a wild chapter from his youth, when he rode across America under the alias Johnny Hotwire. As a young outlaw with the laid-back Hell Dogs MC, he teamed up with their leader, Deck Davey, during a high-stakes heist that spiraled into violence and betrayal. Years later, the Phantom opens a long-held letter and chooses to revive the outlaw identity—rekindling a past life of freedom and danger.
In "Dimmornas fort del 2," Jo and her companions press on in their search for General Satan’s daughter, guided by the local leader Khoubak. When the girl returns of her own accord, the mysterious Djinn is freed, allowing the group to continue their journey aboard the Comoran.
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↩ Reprints Kid Montana #11 (1958), Bernard Prince #11 (1977)
Reprinted in Fantomet #6/2010 (2010), Herman Hedning & Co [julalbum] #19 (2010), Herman Hedning #2/2014 (126) (2014)
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