Helgonet #6/1967
In "Dubbelspel," Helgonet takes on a dangerous disguise, posing as a reporter for the New York Herald Tribune to infiltrate the shadowy operations of Colonel Graw and his gang. With Graw's dark-glass goggles allowing him to strike under London’s thickest fog, Helgonet must outwit both the criminal mastermind and the city’s own secrets—art by John Spranger, with inks by the same.
In the shadow of war-torn Bucharest, young Marcu witnesses his father’s brutal death at the hands of the Nazi nobleman Greve Koruga. Decades later, as an adult in London, Marcu uncovers a chilling truth: Koruga, thought dead, now operates a quiet antiques shop—where every artifact seems to whisper of past crimes.
In "Helgonets cigarrettändare," Helgonet finds himself captured by a gold smuggling ring, but escapes using a mysterious cigarette lighter that delivers electric shocks and causes explosive cigarettes. Written by Charlie Bood and illustrated with bold, dynamic art by the same, this short tale blends suspense and quirky invention in a single, tightly paced page.
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Reprinted in Helgenen #6/1967 (1967)
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