Seriemagasinet #2/1957
In this 1957 issue of Seriemagasinet, Rolf Gohs delivers a quiet yet unsettling moment in Stockholm: a man hurries through the city streets after a near-accident, only to lose his hat and be helped by a boy whose stare lingers just a little too long. With a story and art by Rolf Gohs, and a cover by the same, the issue captures a fleeting, eerie encounter that leaves more questions than answers.
In a quiet moment on a Stockholm street, a man named Claa walks past the city’s quiet rhythm, unaware of the strange tension building around him. When a phone call from the editor breaks the stillness, the world shifts—only to be interrupted by a sudden collision, a lost hat, and a boy’s unblinking gaze that lingers long after the man has vanished into the crowd.
In this jungle adventure from Seriemagasinet #2/1957, Tarzan and Fawna find themselves trapped in a tree as the enraged mammoth Tantor looms below. Just as danger closes in, Bolgani arrives to lend his aid—though whether he comes as ally or threat remains uncertain.
In a quiet Swedish town, a young man stands accused of theft, his fate hanging in the balance. With the help of a determined lawyer, the trial takes a sudden turn when the victim’s son unexpectedly comes forward with a confession. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this poignant 1957 drama from Seriemagasinet #2 unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring guilt, truth, and the weight of a single moment.
In the tense aftermath of a shootout, Sam Hill is wounded and taken in by police, where he faces interrogation. His girlfriend testifies that he didn’t mean to kill Kerry, but her account also exposes Sam’s criminal past.
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