Spøk og Spenning #6/1952
In "Vann som lukter...", Roy finds himself trapped and bound in a shed, guarded by Patch and Monte. With the arrival of their boss Grego, who orders the shed set ablaze to eliminate him, Roy seizes his chance—overturning a table, using glass shards to free himself, and escaping on one of the horses. The story, illustrated with dynamic energy by John Ushler and the Al McKimson Team, features a tense, high-stakes chase grounded in a single, desperate moment of survival. The cover by Otto Messmer captures the scene’s urgency with sharp, expressive lines.
In the tense aftermath of a violent confrontation, Babe and Slakteren seek revenge on Maggin—only for Maggin to turn the tables, shooting Slakteren and sending Babe fleeing. With the scene erupting into chaos, Pinky and Molly make a desperate escape, eventually picked up by Pat and Sam in their radio-equipped car.
In the dusty frontier of 1952, Roy finds himself trapped and bound in a barn, guarded by the ruthless Patch and Monte. When their boss, Grego, arrives on horseback and orders the barn set ablaze to eliminate Roy, the prisoner seizes his chance—using broken glass to free himself, knocking out Patch, and fleeing on one of their horses.
In the dusty frontier of 1952, Jo flees from the ruthless Brow, only to stumble upon the mysterious Black Mask and Tonto. As Brow aims his gun, Tonto hurls a jar, striking him down—chaos erupts when one of the outlaws is wounded and Brow bolts, pursued by Black Mask into the open.
In the dense jungles of New Guinea, Jungel Jim and his companions search for uranium, only to be ambushed by locals. Forced to cross a river without a bridge, Jim swings across on a rope—but is suddenly attacked by Bruke.
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