Seriemagasinet #24/1978
In "Mordbrännarligan," Johnny Colt goes undercover at a university to track down drug dealers—only to find something far more unexpected: love, in the form of Judy Clinton. As their future together begins to take shape, old family ties and a dangerous arson case threaten to tear them apart. Written and illustrated by Alfred Andriola, with lettering by Sune Käll, this 1978 issue from Seriemagasinet #24 captures a tense, emotional journey where passion and peril collide.
In "Mordbrännarligan," Johnny Colt infiltrates a university to track down drug dealers, but finds himself drawn into a dangerous romance with Judy Clinton. As their future together begins to take shape, both her family and a string of arson attacks threaten to tear them apart.
In "Lilla Texas," Ben Bolts’ wealthy friend Alamo Smith returns with a bold plan: transform a neglected part of town into a vibrant community called Lilla Texas, a haven for both children and adults. With big dreams and even bigger ambitions, Alamo sets out to build more than a neighborhood—he aims to create a new kind of life, one rooted in freedom and shared purpose.
In "Dödens tempel del 2," Jo is caught in a deadly trap at an ancient temple, where K.M.M. has orchestrated a sinister ritual involving fifty-two captives meant for sacrifice by Aztec priests. With a fortune in Aztec gold—hidden for five centuries—on the line, the stakes rise as the clock ticks toward an inevitable reckoning.
In "Livets frö del 5," the crew of Tron fights to free themselves from the grip of a mysterious space fungus, its tendrils weaving through the ship and into the minds of its crew. As the last remnants of their consciousness flicker, they awaken to strange, vivid memories—of stars being born, long before time had a name.
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