Serietidningen #2/1975
In "Kapitel 1: De sista på Jorden," Jack Kirby's bold storytelling and dynamic art bring to life Kamandi’s pivotal moment: the death of his grandfather in a bunker, sparking his journey beyond the shelter. As he ventures into a post-apocalyptic world, Kamandi rescues the lion Store Ceasar, only to be captured by a city ruled by tigers—where he meets the enigmatic doctor Canus and the radioactive Ben Boxer. Kirby’s signature energy shines through, with Mike Royer’s inks sharpening the stark, haunting visuals of this first chapter.
In the last bunker on Earth, Kamandi witnesses the death of his grandfather at the hands of a wolf. Determined to find out what’s beyond the shelter, he ventures into the ruined world, saving a giant tiger named Store Ceasar from a trap. Taken captive by the tiger people, he’s brought to their city, where he meets the enigmatic doctor Canus and the mysterious, radioactive Ben Boxer.
In "Slottet Hothgars förbannelse," Beowulf answers a call to defend the fortress of his father’s friend, where Grendel is said to be preparing an attack. Along the way, he rescues Nan-Zee, a captive stranded on a sea cliff, and takes her with him on the perilous journey.
In the shadowed cliffs of the Balkans, a desperate man named Träskmannen flees from the cold ambition of Anton Arcane, who seeks to steal his body to achieve eternal life. With the weight of survival pressing down, Träskmannen races through treacherous terrain, knowing that one misstep could mean the end—both for him and for the life he’s fought to keep.
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↩ Reprints Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #1 (1972), Swamp Thing #2 (1972), Beowulf #1 (1975)
Reprinted in Gigant #2/1983
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