Gysertimen #2
"Alle gode gange fire" delivers a darkly comic twist on love and identity in this 1987 Gysertimen issue, where a wealthy man’s desperate attempt to win a woman’s affection leads him through a series of increasingly absurd transformations. Written by Carl Wessler and Peter Nørgaard, with moody, expressive art by Graham Ingels, the story explores vanity and obsession through a surreal, body-horror-tinged narrative. The cover by Jack Davis captures the tale’s unsettling tone with sharp, exaggerated detail.
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An old millionaire falls in love with a young woman but he doesn't want her to marry him for his money so he tells her he's poor. She puts him off telling him his face is too old-looking and he still has an old-man's body so he gets a doctor to do an expensive face and torso transplant, but she still isn't satisfied because of his legs. He spends the last of his fortune to swap out his legs and she marries the man he has swapped body parts with because she only wanted to marry a millionaire.
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