James Bond #12/1988
In "Levande död," a Russian scientist's groundbreaking machine can resurrect the dead—but at a cost, leaving the revived plagued by mental instability. When the U.S. president is assassinated and brought back to life, the line between life and madness blurs. Written by Jack Sutter and illustrated by Juan Sarompas, with a cover by Boada, this 1988 Semic issue delivers a tense, cerebral thriller rooted in Cold War paranoia.
In "Levande död," a Russian scientist's deadly invention can resurrect the dead—but at a terrible cost, driving the revived to madness. When the U.S. president is assassinated and brought back to life, the line between life and ruin blurs in a high-stakes thriller that unfolds in the shadow of Cold War tension.
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↩ Reprints Helgonet #13/1981 (1981)
Reprinted in James Bond #7/1990 (1990)
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