Skippern #17/1950
In "Det leende spøkelse," King is held captive by the Siskamoux Indians, and the Scout Ørn must use hypnotism to sway the chief’s daughter, Snøfnugg, into sparing his life—though her fate hangs in the balance if she fails. Written by Zane Grey and illustrated by Jim Gary, this 1950 issue from Allers Forlag delivers a tense, character-driven adventure with a touch of mystery, all rendered in the distinctive style of the era.
In "Det leende spøkelse," King is captured by the Siskamoux Indians, and the scout Ørn attempts to save him by hypnotizing the chief’s daughter, Snøfnugg, using a dangerous ruse that threatens her life if she fails to persuade her father. The story unfolds with tense suspense, as loyalty and fear collide in a moment that could change everything.
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Reprinted in Serie-pocket #24 (1977), Agent X9 #12/1984 (1984), Fantomet #2/2007 (2007), Skipper'n julehefte [Skippern julehefte] #2011 (2011)
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