Serietidningen #1/1976
"Kapitel 1: Djävulens arena" introduces a haunting tale set in the eerie town of Divinity, where the swamp-dwelling Träskmannen is cast ashore and drawn into a terrifying accusation against Rebecca Ravenwind. Written by Len Wein and illustrated with chilling precision by Berni Wrightson, this first chapter unfolds with a grim atmosphere and a growing sense of dread, as the Träskmannen and Rebecca’s brother Timothy find themselves caught in a storm of suspicion and violence. The cover, a collaborative effort by Bernie Wrightson, Jack Kirby, and Nestor Redondo, captures the story’s dark, otherworldly tone.
In "Kapitel 1: Djävulens arena," Kamandi and Tuftan are captured by a group of gorillas, but Tuftan has a plan—disguising their captivity as part of a larger strategy to locate a hidden jetplane within the gorillas' stronghold.
In "Kapitel 2," Kamandi and Ben Boxer are caught in a brutal clash with the Tigers, only to be seized by the Gorillas who ambush their attackers. Trapped in a hidden cell, Kamandi escapes and reunites with Tuftan, just as Caesar’s army descends upon the stronghold. With danger closing in, Tuftan discovers an ancient jet—but Kamandi makes a sudden decision that changes everything.
In "Kapitel 3: Hemligheten!", Kamandi and Ben Boxer are caught in a deadly clash between the Tigers and the Gorillas, who seize them both. Trapped in a hidden cell, Kamandi escapes and reunites with Tuftan, only to face a sudden assault by Caesar’s army. As they search for a way out, Tuftan discovers an ancient jet—yet Kamandi makes a sudden decision that could change everything.
In the damp silence of Divinity, a fugitive Träskmannen washes ashore, fleeing a storm and a past he can’t remember. As the townsfolk turn on Rebecca Ravenwind, accusing her of witchcraft, it’s Timothy, her younger brother, who quietly steps into the shadows—his quiet presence a mystery as deep as the marsh itself.
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↩ Reprints Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #4 (1973), Swamp Thing #5 (1973), Rima, the Jungle Girl #1 (1974)
Reprinted in Gigant #8/1983 (1983)
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