Skräckmagasinet #11/1975
In "Människobomberna och Vålnaden," Wade Morrow, adopted son of the late Grant Morrow, faces growing anxiety over his inheritance, fearing that Grant’s biological son, Lance, will claim the bulk of the family fortune. Written by Carl Wessler and illustrated by Rubeny, with lettering by Sune Käll, this 1975 issue from Skräckmagasinet blends suspense and personal tension in a story that lingers on legacy and identity. The cover, by Jim Aparo, captures the mood with a striking, dramatic image.
In "Människobomberna och Vålnaden," the Spectre races against time to stop an evil scientist wielding a terrifying Hypno-Wheel, a device that turns influential figures into hypnotized agents—used as living bombs to carry out a string of high-stakes bank heists. With no clear pattern to the attacks and the city on edge, the hero must unravel the mind-control scheme before more lives are lost.
In "Det är ett skelett i min garderob!" from Skräckmagasinet #11/1975, Wade Morrow—adopted son of the late Grant Morrow—fears he’ll be left out of a substantial inheritance, especially as Grant’s biological son, Lance, emerges as a potential heir. Tensions rise as secrets from the past begin to surface, and the line between family loyalty and hidden truths grows dangerously thin.
In "Döda aldrig en häxa!", Harry and Stella break into Lady Crafton’s home seeking money for their secret romance, but their plan spirals into chaos when Harry attempts to kill her, igniting a fire that leaves both of them severely burned.
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