Helgenen #9/1974
In "Døden spiller sjakk," finansmannen Kurt Gebhart abduserer sjakkmesteren Guy Lombard, forcing him to feed a computer with precise financial data from global markets. The story unfolds with tense, high-stakes intrigue, as the fate of the world’s economy hangs in the balance—drawn in bold lines by Jaime Brocal Remohí, whose artwork brings a sharp, deliberate energy to the page. The cover, by Thord Lindblom, captures the cold precision of the game at hand.
In "Døden spiller sjakk," financier Kurt Gebhart abducts chess grandmaster Guy Lombard, forcing him to solve complex financial puzzles for a mysterious machine—each move a potential key to global markets. With no clear motive beyond the game itself, the story unfolds as a tense, cerebral mystery where every calculation could be a trap.
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