Spøk og Spenning #10/1954
In this 1954 issue of Spøk og Spenning, Roy og Hawkins find themselves tied to a tree as two bandits dismantle a wrecked train, hauling freight cars onto an old sidetrack before floating them across the river on rafts and dumping them into the water. With Mike Arens handling both art and inks, the tension builds in this taut, visually driven sequence—no resolution, just the quiet dread of what comes next.
In the dusty silence of the frontier, Roy and Hawkins find themselves tied to a tree as two bandits dismantle the wrecked freight train, hauling cargo cars onto an old side track and floating them across the river on rafts before dumping them into the water.
In the jungles of 1954, Jim finds himself caught in a tense journey up the river with smuggler Slasky, carrying a hidden weapons load. When they're halted by river police, Jim’s identity is recognized—offering a fragile reprieve, but not the end of their perilous ride.
In the quiet hush of a moonlit coast, Rusty and Patty anchor their boat, watching a mysterious vessel approach. As shadows lengthen and tension builds, the coast guard closes in on unseen smugglers.
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