Seriemagasinet #6/1990
In "Misstänkt för mord," the underground roleplay group Team Larue finds their game terrifyingly real when a mysterious sorcerer grants them superpowers and unleashes otherworldly horrors upon Earth. As Gil Larue uncovers his family’s hidden legacy as guardians of a secret brotherhood and learns his ancestral estate is a gateway between worlds, the sinister sorcerer Cibyn waits in the shadows, poised to strike. Written by Mike Baron and illustrated by Andy Kuhn, this 1990 issue from Seriemagasinet blends supernatural intrigue with a grounded sense of discovery, all under a cover by Andy Kuhn.
In "Misstänkt för mord," Mike Nomad takes on a case that hits close to home when he helps Kingsley Gavin, the son of an old friend, clear his name after being accused of murdering his teacher. The accusation stems from a heated confrontation over a plagiarized essay—submitted with help from a shady tutoring service run by the mysterious "Skorpionen" Rook.
When the tabletop roleplaying group Team Larue gathers for their usual game, the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur. Suddenly, the fantasy world they're playing in becomes real—magic takes hold, monsters emerge, and Gil Larue discovers his family’s hidden legacy as guardians of a portal at their ancestral estate. The story unfolds as the players must confront a dark sorcerer’s long-awaited return, all while grappling with the strange truth that their game may have been more than just play.
In the scorching silence of the desert, the ruthless art dealer Jacques Jacques tracks down the reclusive artist Meredith Megan, now blind and living in isolation. When he tries to force her back into the art world for his own gain, he’s met with resistance from the unexpected figure of Mike Steel.
In a quirky twist of futuristic humor, Elsie and Annie witness their friend Mickey getting punished for a crime he didn’t commit, then take matters into their own hands by hijacking a robot to confront the real culprits. Set in a playful sci-fi world where schoolyard drama meets mechanical mischief, the story unfolds with sharp wit and a touch of absurdity.
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