Skrækmagasinet #17/1973

Dec 1973 · Williams · 2,65 DKK

🌐 Danish edition · synopsis shown in English

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“Det forbandede ler”

"Det forbandede ler" in Skrækmagasinet #17/1973 delivers a delightfully twisted series of single-panel gags from Sergio Aragonés, whose art and inks bring absurdity to life with sharp wit. From a gargoyle haunting a park bench to a hunter mistaking a flamingo for a butterfly, the humor is perfectly paced and delightfully strange. The cover, by Neal Adams, captures the issue’s eerie charm with a bold, expressive image.

writer Len Wein · artist, inker José Delbo · cover Neal Adams

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Full credits

writer Len Wein

artist, inker José Delbo

cover pencils, inks Neal Adams

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Abner Pringle, a contemporary of Paul Revere, rides to warn the countryside that the British are coming, but after a blow to the head he arrives in the present.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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