Spøk og Spenning #3/1952
In "Plagsom mygg," Roy joins Dangerfield on a trip to his ranch, where the theater troupe is based, to investigate a mysterious theft from the troupe’s safe. The journey takes a dangerous turn when they’re ambushed, and Roy soon learns the safe has been empty for months—raising more questions than answers. Art by John Ushler and the Al McKimson Team, with a cover by Frank Godwin, this 1952 issue delivers a tense, grounded mystery in a crisp, classic style.
In the tense one-page tale "null," Maggin takes Pinky hostage, forcing Molly to marry him or face deadly consequences. When Molly arrives at the designated meeting spot, Pat—having intercepted the threatening letter—races to intervene.
In "null," Roy joins Dangerfield at his ranch, where the traveling theater troupe is based, to investigate a theft from Dangerfield’s safe. The journey is cut short by a sudden attack, and Roy soon learns the safe has been empty for months—leaving more questions than answers.
In the storm-lashed sea of "null," a tiny boat bobs helplessly as the antenna collapses. Gus climbs to fix it, but the mast snaps beneath him, sending him tumbling into the churning waves.
In the heart of the jungle, Jo finds himself caught between loyalty and betrayal when Dzam confesses to smuggling gold for Chot—only to be shot down moments later. With Chot now turning his weapon on the great Lama, Jo must act fast, using a desperate knife throw to save him.
When Ronnie is fined fifty dollars for car theft and reckless driving, his troubles take a surprising turn as Rusty is asked to deliver a prize-winning gold clock to the jeweler for engraving—just as a mysterious connection between the two begins to unfold.
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