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Cover: Christer Thunborg

Seriemagasinet #4/1993

Apr 1993 · Semic · 17.50 SEK; 17.50 FIM
🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English
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"Dödligt spel" delivers a tense, grounded thriller set in Zaire, where Leo Tomasini arrives on a mission to bring the fugitive artist and freedom fighter Sebagunzu to justice. As he digs into a series of art thefts, he uncovers unsettling ties between the crimes and Zaire’s interior minister, setting a dangerous investigation in motion. Written by Francis Delvaux and Ulrika Köhler, with art and inks by Philippe Francq and lettering by Marie Zackariasson, the story unfolds with sharp pacing and a moody atmosphere. The cover, by Christer Thunborg, captures the issue’s brooding tone.

Contains 5 stories
Dödligt spel
27 pp · Detective-Mystery
Lefty DrakeHank McCordElla McCordDrakes sekreterare Hanna
Har du nya Serie-maggan?
1 pp · Humor
LukasBruno
Hur kunde jag bara stå och se på...
1 pp · Humor
LukasBruno
Falskkonst del 2
26 pp · Detective-Mystery
Leo TomasiniPaulZaires presidentZaires inrikesministerIsidore Sebagunzu

In "Falskkonst del 2," Leo Tomasini arrives in Zaire with a mission to return the art thief and freedom fighter Sebagunzu to justice—but soon uncovers unsettling ties between the art thefts and the country’s interior minister. As the investigation deepens, the line between right and wrong blurs in a country where power and deception are woven into the fabric of the truth.

En snygg affär
19 pp · Adventure
RobnyCharlieLuigi

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Full credits

artist, inker Philippe Francq
cover pencils, inks Christer Thunborg

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