Gigant #7/1985
In "Kapitel två: Tunneln," Matt and Abby are captured and taken to a forgotten mission station, where the resurrected Nathan Ellery awaits with a scientist who's built a machine capable of erasing the minds of every world leader at once. As the Träskmannen navigates deadly traps, he inches closer to freeing his friends—only to face Ellery and the doctor in a final confrontation. Written by David Michelinie and illustrated by Nestor Redondo, with cover art by Redondo, this 1985 issue delivers tense suspense in a stark, atmospheric setting.
In "Kapitel två: Tunneln" from Gigant #7/1985, Jemm and John’s search for a place to bury grandfather Mannkin takes a sudden turn when they’re ambushed by the white Saturnians, Unit RT-36258 and Koolar. As the attack unfolds, Jemm is drawn into memories of his childhood on Saturnus, revealing the long-buried roots of the war between the red and white Saturnians. Meanwhile, Cladius Tull, having heard whispers of Jemm, makes his way to Dråparn seeking answers.
In "Hämnden är ljuv?", Vigilante tracks down the elusive Kontrollören, only to discover his lair is a deadly, computerized trap. After surviving a series of lethal challenges, he confronts the villain’s robotic form—once responsible for J.J.’s death—but chooses mercy over vengeance, leaving Kontrollören to fade away. In the aftermath, Adrian accepts a new role as a judge, marking a quiet shift in his path.
In the grim silence of a forgotten mission station, Matt and Abby are trapped by the resurrected Nathan Ellery, who now schemes with a scientist to wield a machine capable of erasing the minds of every world leader at once. As Matt navigates a labyrinth of deadly traps, he must reach Ellery before the machine's final activation — but the cost of stopping it may be more than he can bear.
In "Återförenade!", Dart returns to New Earth to reunite with his parents and foster brother Tempest, but peace is fragile. Meanwhile, the escaped thief Pakrat reaches Ataristation, while telepath Morphea frees the child Babyn and uncovers secrets about the founding of the original Atari Force—secrets that may hold the key to a greater threat. As Martin Champion’s unwitting actions cast a shadow over the new world, the fate of New Earth hangs in the balance.
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