Gigant #2/1977
In "De hemliga identiteterna!", Läderlappen hunts the spirit of Vålnaden, which has possessed his brother, while Thomas Wayne Jr and Stålamannen pursue a trail of floating gold smugglers. The two investigations unexpectedly converge in a twist that reshapes everything—though the full truth remains hidden until the final pages. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Dick Dillin and inks by Tex Blaisdell, this 1977 Semic issue features a striking cover by Mike Grell.
In "De hemliga identiteterna!", Doctor Light unleashes a mind-bending scheme that swaps the true identities of the Leaguers, leaving them unsure of who they really are. As the heroes grapple with mistaken selves and fractured trust, they must uncover the truth before the illusion becomes permanent.
In "M som i massaker," Vattenmannen faces a desperate race against time to halt a derelict ship before its destruction threatens the delicate algae harvests vital to his people. With the stakes rising and unseen forces pushing to see the vessel sink, he must act before the waters are poisoned and his community's survival is lost.
In "Ballongtävlingen Del 1 Överraskande möte," Läderlappen searches for Vålnaden, who has taken over his brother, while Thomas Wayne Jr and Stålamannen pursue balloon-borne gold smugglers. As their paths converge in unexpected ways, the stakes rise—though how their stories intertwine remains a mystery.
In "Del 2 Duell i luften," Läderlappen searches for Vålnaden, who has possessed his brother, while Thomas Wayne Jr and Stålamannen pursue balloon-borne gold smugglers across the skies. As their paths converge in a dramatic aerial clash, the true connection between the two missions begins to unfold—though the outcome remains shrouded in tension.
In "Del 3 Farväl till Vålnaden," Läderlappen searches for Vålnaden, the entity possessing his brother, while Thomas Wayne Jr and Stålamannen pursue balloon-borne gold smugglers across the skies. As their paths converge in a moment of unexpected collision, the line between personal quest and shared danger begins to blur—leading toward a conclusion that will not be easily forgotten.
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