Seriemagasinet extra #1/1991
"Smugglar-Blues" is a standout entry in the Seriemagasinet extra series, blending classic detective intrigue with a dark, atmospheric tone. Written by Arthur Conan Doyle and Jim Stenstrum, and illustrated by Noly Panaligan with inks by the same, the story follows Dr. Watson as he returns from the Afghan war and moves in with Sherlock Holmes at 221B Baker Street—only to be drawn into a chilling murder case involving two American victims and the cryptic word "Rache" scrawled in blood. The cover by Noly Panaligan captures the story’s moody intensity, making this 1991 issue a must-have for fans of early Scandinavian comic adaptations.
In the grimy underbelly of New Gelaph, the rebel group F.E.F. is caught in a deadly shootout that leaves two police officers dead. Prisjägaren Mercy St. Clair tracks their leader, Stravin, to a hidden bunker deep in the city’s sewers, where he reveals a shocking plan: smuggling in small animals as a new food source—claiming the authorities suppress it to control the population. The truth behind the rebellion is far more desperate than it first appears.
In "Superstar," idealistic activist Jo teams up with the reluctant borgensman Jay Endicott when pop sensation Fletcher Bell is kidnapped by the enigmatic Maltesarna. With help from the city’s homeless community and a mystery that stretches from the spotlight to the shadows, Jo and Endicott must untangle a case that blurs the line between fame, justice, and hidden alliances—no names, no answers, just the truth waiting to be found.
In "Fallet med den anemiske arvingen," Sherlock Holmes is drawn into a chilling mystery when a mysterious stranger seeks his help—only to be swiftly dismissed. The detective soon uncovers the truth: the visitor is none other than Count Dracula, and the stage is set for a final confrontation at the Crystal Palace, where light becomes the ultimate weapon.
In the dusty frontier town of *Främlingen*, a lone rider arrives on a broken-down motorcycle, seeking quiet repair. When he saves a boy named Jack from the violent Fiso, he inadvertently ignites the wrath of the town’s iron-fisted General—leading to a tense showdown at the local café. Grateful, Jack earns a rare reward: the chance to leave the town behind and follow the stranger into the unknown.
In "En studie i rött," Dr Watson, returned from the Afghan war, settles into a new life at 221 Baker Street, where he soon finds himself drawn into a chilling mystery. When American Enoch J. Drebber is murdered and the word "Rache" is scrawled in blood, Watson and Holmes follow a trail of vengeance that leads to another victim—Joseph Strangerson—both deaths marked by the same eerie pattern. The case unfolds with quiet intensity, as Holmes pieces together a story of betrayal, loss, and a killer driven by a past too painful to forget.
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