Mysterieserier #1/1983
In "Pingo!", the eerie highwire act of clownen Pingo takes a chilling turn when his wife, Karen Hunnypott, uncovers his dark secret—her husband is a serial killer. As their performance reaches its climax, she finds herself trapped in a deadly trap he’s set, but her fate may not be as final as he thinks. With Margo watching from the shadows and Kain caught in the web of deceit, the line between performer and prey blurs in a story where the past refuses to stay buried.
In the chilling tale "Mördande motion," Tyrone Flex turns on his partner Neil Silver, using Silver’s own invention—the deadly workout robot Superciser—to commit murder. But when the machine begins to act on its own, it’s not long before the tables turn and the killer becomes the hunted.
Otis, a man working at a funeral home, steals money from his employer and plans to flee to Mexico with it. To hide the cash, he secretly places it inside the casket of Lester Cooper, a recently deceased man. As the days pass, the weight of his secret begins to press on him—especially when he notices that Mildred, the funeral home’s caretaker, seems to be watching him a little too closely.
When Harry Brown feels betrayed by his business partner John Putnam, suspicion turns to rage—especially when he believes John is having an affair with his wife, Margaret. As tensions simmer, a single, fateful decision looms in the shadows of their strained partnership.
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↩ Reprints Skräckmagasinet #11/1973 (1973), House of Mystery #221 (1974), House of Mystery #224 (1974), Skräckmagasinet #6/1975 (1975), House of Secrets #134 (1975), House of Mystery #300 (1982), Skräckmagasinet #7/1974
Reprinted in Fantomen #4/1995 (1995), Fantomen #19/1996
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