Seriemagasinet #11/1992
"Horoskopmorden" brings together Jennifer and Gabriel in a tense mystery where a young roleplayer’s death mirrors the demise of his character in a fantasy game. When Tony Hawthorne is found murdered just hours after his in-game persona perished, the trail leads to Gameco, the company where he worked—uncovering a web of betrayal, hidden alliances, and a secret partnership between Tony’s mother and his former partner Craig Norris. Written by Mike W. Barr and Lennart Allen, with art by J. Trent and inks by Mike Witherby, this gripping tale unfolds with sharp pacing and a haunting atmosphere, all wrapped in a cover by Ann Schwenke.
In "Magic & Monsters ... och mord," Jennifer och Gabriel dive into a mystery where fantasy and reality blur, following the murder of a young roleplayer whose in-game death mirrored his real one. As they trace clues from the gaming company Gameco, they uncover a web of betrayal, hidden identities, and a secret alliance between a former partner and the victim’s mother—leading to a shocking truth buried beneath the game’s rules.
In the quiet chaos of a night shift at a sprawling scrapyard, Luffaren Robny stumbles into a web of crime when two hoodlums attack him. A plainclothes cop soon reveals the yard is a front for a drug operation, and Robny finds himself caught between a furious owner and a police investigation—until a sudden payment from Ferguson sets him free to keep driving.
In "Första gången," young Henry—born into wealth but drawn to the streets—struggles with a dark impulse that leads to a violent act he can't escape. After being sent to an isolated boarding school, he begins a new life under the name Jack, leaving his past behind, though the weight of what he's done lingers in the silence between the pages.
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