Magnum Comics #7/1989

In "Hjälten," thirty years after his glory days, the once-great Rocket Redglare seeks help from his old nemesis Lumis Logar to reignite his fading legacy—only to find that the attack on Earth isn’t a ruse after all.

In "Historisk headbang," the legendary hard rock band Max Megadoom and the Timebombs wraps up their career with a final concert that spirals into a cosmic spectacle, culminating in a Big Bang. The story captures the electric energy and theatrical flair of their farewell, blending rock and science fiction in a brief but explosive burst.

In "Taskig tajmning," the desperate last act of Klakton’s greatest scientist, R-Thur, sets a young son adrift in space with a mission to save Earth—only for fate to twist his journey into tragedy. When the boy’s arrival on Earth inadvertently triggers a nuclear war, the weight of unintended consequence falls on a planet that never needed saving.

In the year 6519, Earth is ruled by an alien race that has cloned famous humans to run a living zoo—until two identical Albert Einsteins, both perfect copies, begin orchestrating a daring escape. Written by ? (översättning), this six-page tale from Magnum Comics #7/1989 blends sci-fi intrigue with a quiet rebellion, set in a world where memory and identity are both tools and traps.

In "Döden på hjul," Benny Ribble finds himself caught between two very different sportbils—Laverne, his current flame, and the sleek, mysterious Shirley. As his fascination with Shirley grows, the spark between them threatens to ignite something far more dangerous than a simple rivalry.

In "Inkafolkets förlorade stad," Miguel Murte is hired by a dying magistrate to transport him to the hidden city of Macchu Picchu, a place said to hold a legendary tree capable of curing any illness. The journey through the Andes becomes a quiet, haunting pilgrimage, driven by faith, desperation, and the weight of a promise made in the shadow of death.

In "Mardrömmen," a man wakes from a terrifying dream of being trapped on a railway track, unable to move—only to find his nightmare eerily echoed the next day when a traffic accident sends him to the hospital in an ambulance. As the ambulance speeds through the city, he tumbles out, and his stretcher ends up just before a passing train.