Skräckmagasinet #5/1975
In "Odödlig," skeptical investigator Ted Perry gets an unexpected chance to test the legendary powers of a car once owned by the enigmatic magician Murdock, during a quiz show. With three claimed magical abilities to verify, Perry finds himself in a situation that blurs the line between illusion and the impossible. The story unfolds through bold artwork by John Prentice, with lettering by Sune Käll, while Nick Cardy’s cover captures the eerie allure of the vehicle’s mysterious past.
In the shadowed peaks of Hungary, Philip Burton seeks the secret of immortality from a reclusive alchemist—only to be turned away. Desperate, he takes refuge in a remote monastery, where an ancient evil has long been sealed away. The air grows thick with dread as the walls themselves seem to whisper of a prison that may not hold forever.
When skeptical investigator Ted Perry is invited to test a car once owned by the enigmatic magician Murdock, he’s handed a chance to put three rumored magical abilities to the test—each more unsettling than the last. With no clear answers and the vehicle’s dark history whispering through its engine, Perry finds himself drawn into a mystery that blurs the line between illusion and the uncanny.
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Reprinted in Skrekk Magasinet #5/1975 (1975)
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