Serietidningen #3/1975
In "Råttans år," Träskmannen encounters the terrifying Trasmonstret on the Balkans—revealing it to be the resurrected Gregori Arcane, father of Abigail Arcane. With the truth of Gregori’s origins tied to a tragic accident and a brother’s desperate surgery, the trio of Abigail Arcane, Matt Cable, and Träskmannen prepare to flee the region. Written by Len Wein and illustrated with haunting detail by Bernie Wrightson, this issue blends eerie atmosphere and emotional weight, with cover art by Bernie Wrightson, Jack Kirby, and Joe Kubert, inked by Wrightson, Mike Royer, and Kubert.
In "Råttans år," Kamandi and Boxer flee the dangers of tiger city only to fall into the clutches of the rat people. Trapped in their underground metropolis, Boxer reconnects with old allies Renzi and Steve, and together they seize their chance to escape—using a skyship to vanish into the unknown. Now their journey leads them toward the mysterious Tracking Station, where the next chapter of their survival begins.
In a remote Balkan marsh, Träskmannen encounters a monstrous figure tied to a tragic past—Gregori Arcane, the father of Abigail Arcane, whose body was rebuilt after a near-fatal mine explosion. As secrets from a war-torn past surface, Abigail Arcane, Matt Cable, and Träskmannen prepare to flee the haunted region, their fates now entwined by a horror born of survival and science.
In "Kampen," Joe Kubert recounts the origins of his series *Tor*, weaving in a memory from Tor’s childhood: a fateful encounter with the enigmatic mountain man Kobar that nearly led to servitude. Set in a rugged, myth-laden past, the story captures the moment a young Tor’s life was irrevocably changed by a man of the wild.
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↩ Reprints Kamandi, the Last Boy on Earth #2 (1972), Swamp Thing #3 (1973), Tor #1 (1975)
Reprinted in Gigant #8/1984 (1984), Gigant #3/1983
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