Seriemagasinet #4/1999
"Grand Guignol – den stora föreställningen" is a gripping crime thriller from Seriemagasinet #4/1999, written and illustrated by Alfred Andriola, whose stark, expressive art brings the story’s tense atmosphere to life. When a nightclub owner is murdered in a violent clash, dancer Shana Meadows becomes a witness—only to be kidnapped and killed, leaving behind a cryptic message that falls into the hands of the teenage runaway Kinky. With help from detective Kerry Drake, Kinky uses Shana’s identity to uncover a smuggling ring tied to illegal cigarette production, leading to a tense confrontation with the dangerous Mr Macho. The cover, by Rolf Gohs, captures the story’s dark mood with striking, theatrical flair.
In "Det onda arvet," sisters Mille and Minnie Mooney make a surprising decision to leave their fortune to their distant relative Abel Caine. When the scheming Rusty learns of the will, he manipulates his sister Lucky—now a waitress—to win Abel’s affection, setting off a chain of events that turns their lives into a deadly game. As secrets unravel and suspicion grows, the truth behind a tragic accident begins to surface.
In *Salomos ring*, Bob Morane, Sophia, and Bill arrive in Jerusalem to assist Professor Clairembart after a cryptic message from antiquities dealer Chaim claims to have found King Solomon’s ring and his tomb. Before they can meet him, Chaim is murdered on the orders of the man with golden teeth, Orgnonetz—setting off a race through ancient secrets and hidden tombs. With help from the children of one of Chaim’s contacts, the trio uncovers the tomb, only to be confronted by the mysterious millionaire David Salomon, who claims to be the king’s descendant, and a ghostly vision of the Queen of Sheba—before a sudden earthquake seals the grave once more.
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