Pocketserien #26

In "Dronningen av is og blod!", Red Sonja arrives at Lord Gym’s fortress with a message from King Carlos, only to find her companions Galon and Achmal dead. When a mysterious figure claiming to be her childhood friend is taken captive, Sonja must confront a dangerous deception that blurs the line between memory and menace—before the frozen heart of the northern realm claims another life.

In "Hjertedronning," a young woman named Sonja leads her family and a devoted suitor on a perilous journey to save her sister Branwyn from the icy grip of a merciless queen. As shadows stretch across frozen plains and ancient magic stirs in the wind, the queen sends her warrior Cavalok on a deadly mission—kill Branwyn, believing her to be Sonja, and bring back her heart.

In "Fremmede!", Red Sonja and her companions journey toward the Queen's castle when they encounter a village of mammoth herders, offering aid and forging unexpected bonds. Their path takes a darker turn when Branwyn is captured by the enigmatic Cavalok.

In "Levende begravet!", Red Sonja and her companions are buried beneath an avalanche, their survival hanging by a thread. As danger closes in, the spirit of Achmal appears to Kynon, guiding him through the frozen wreckage. With the help of ancient mammoths, Kynon races to free Sonja and her allies before the cold claims them. Meanwhile, the Queen discovers a shocking betrayal—Cavalok has turned against her.

In "Nedstigningen," Sonja and her companions ride massive mammoths under the command of the enigmatic Kynon, while Branwyn flees from the relentless Cavalok. Meanwhile, the aging King Vlad musters his resolve to confront the harpy that has long terrorized his people.

In "Demonens huggtann," Sonja finds herself imprisoned alongside others by the tyrannical Queen Vassilisa, who holds not only her captives but the very spirits of the land in thrall. When the ghostly presence of Achmal emerges to break the chains of captivity, Sonja must confront the queen in a battle that will decide the fate of the enslaved spirits—and her own freedom.