Spøk og Spenning #6/1951
In this 1951 issue of Spøk og Spenning #6, Ulfrun’s crew faces a perilous journey down the St. Lawrence River, shipwrecked on the Newfoundland coast—where their fate may be tied to the mysterious, now-extinct Beothuck people, known for their pale skin and blue eyes. Written and illustrated by Harold R. Foster, the story unfolds with quiet dread, grounded in historical echoes and forgotten paths. The cover, by Clyde Lewis, captures the isolation and mystery of the scene.
In a tight-lipped tale from 1951, Jo and Huck’s secret letter about the robot-anden falls into the hands of a foreign spy, who now races to track down the mysterious device and sell it to his homeland for a fortune.
In "null," a lone crew drifts down the St. Lawrence River in a forgotten chapter of history, their fate tied to the wild shores of Newfoundland. This brief, haunting tale traces their possible connection to the Beothuck, a people with pale skin and blue eyes now lost to time.
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