Serietidningen #2/1976
In "Kapitel ett: Den enarmade banditen!", Kamandi encounters the mysterious Blomma and intervenes to free a group of humans from gorilla captivity. With the aid of an enigmatic, one-armed outlaw, he prevents a violent clash between gorillas and tigers, forging a fragile truce before moving on with Blomma. Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with inks by Mike Royer, the cover by Kirby and Royer captures the story’s gritty, post-apocalyptic tone — a 2,75 SEK comic from 1976 that marks a pivotal moment in Kamandi’s journey.
In "Kapitel ett: Den enarmade banditen!", Kamandi crosses paths with the mysterious Blomma and a band of humans held captive by Gorillor. With the help of a reclusive, one-armed outlaw, Kamandi intervenes to prevent a bloody clash between the Gorillor and the Tigrar, forging an uneasy alliance in the process. Together, Kamandi and Blomma set off from the Tigrar stronghold, leaving behind a world teetering on violence.
In "Del 1: Flykten från Eden!" from Serietidningen #2/1976, Abel leaves Rima’s jungle behind, only to return when he realizes his feelings for her run deeper than escape. With Rima and Nuflo, he sets out on a journey beyond the jungle, searching for the origins of Rima’s mother.
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↩ Reprints Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #5 (1973), Rima, the Jungle Girl #2 (1974), Rima, the Jungle Girl #3 (1974), Tor #2 (1975)
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