Skräckmagasinet #3/1974
In "Allt du har velat veta om skräck... ...men aldrig vågat fråga om!", Ruth is accused of being a witch, and her husband Jakob, desperate to protect her, breaks her out of prison—only to find their flight into the forest may be the beginning of something far darker than they imagined. Written by Jack Miller and illustrated by Ric Estrada with inks by Frank Giacoia, this eerie 1974 tale from Williams Förlags AB blends folk horror and suspense, with a cover by Neal Adams that captures the story’s creeping dread.
In "Fri från Jorden," Kirk Randall wields an ancient Egyptian ring that grants him invulnerability—so long as he never touches the ground—using it to pull off a series of daring robberies. But when his luck runs out and he tumbles onto a rooftop garden, his escape becomes a trap.
In the chilling tale "Häxan måste dö!" from Skräckmagasinet #3/1974, Ruth is accused of being a witch, and her husband Jakob, desperate to save her, breaks her out of prison and flees into the frozen woods. But as the snow falls and shadows stretch long, the truth begins to twist—her powers may be real, and the danger might not be from the world outside, but from within.
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↩ Reprints Tales of the Unexpected #16 (1957), House of Mystery #188 (1970), House of Mystery #190 (1971), The Unexpected #134 (1972)
Reprinted in Mysterieserier #5/1983 (1983), Fantomen #16/1996
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