Seriemagasinet #6/1992
"Andens svärd" delivers a chilling mystery in Seriemagasinet #6/1992, where Gabriel and Jennifer join a family camping trip that takes a dark turn when their teenage companion Carly returns to her former cult leader’s son, Malachi. With the local sheriff, they uncover the body of Ruth Stanner—leader of the collapsed sect—found dead beneath a bloody angel statue, only to realize the scene is a carefully staged illusion. Written by Mike W. Barr and Hans Jonsson, with art by Darick Robertson and inks by Jim Sinclair and Keith Aiken, the story unfolds with tense atmosphere and a shocking twist, all rendered in a stark, grounded style. The cover by Norm Breyfogle captures the eerie mood with its stark, shadowed imagery.
In "Andens svärd," Gabriel och Jennifer står inför en mystery i en tyst skog när de upptäcker att tonårsdottern Carly har återvänt till sin gamla kille Malachi, son till sektledaren Ruth Stanner. När Ruth hittas död i en bunkerskulptur av en ängel med blodigt svärd, upptäcker Gabriel att det är en efterkonstruktion — och att hennes död var en räddning av vässade fingernaglar. Med sheriffen på spåren av en hemlig hämnd, börjar det bli tydligt att ingen i detta fall är vad de verkar.
In the scorching heat of Arizona, Kobran and Cindy are captured by the mob and taken to the remote estate of the local tyrant Jonah Rankins. With help from the loyal waitress Diane, they escape only to find themselves hunted by both the mob and the corrupt sheriff Scragg—whose deadly secret is tied to Rankin’s sudden murder. As the chase unfolds across dusty roads and hidden trails, the trio must outrun a web of betrayal before the desert claims them.
In "Ställd mot väggen," Steve Roper reunites with his old acquaintance Sonny Brawnski, a former football player now struggling to keep his plastic factory afloat. When thefts begin to plague the factory, suspicion falls on foreman Hudson Hinckley—only for Steve and Sonny to uncover a tangled web of deception, where Hudson is being used by Teddy Harris and his lover, the elusive Carol Ferril, to cover their own schemes.
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