Topp-serien [Toppserien] #11/1977
In "Vanskött fisk; Fred och broderskap," Kamandi encounters Zeel and Ahab, who carry a crucial message for those hiding in their base. As they journey across what was once Lake Michigan—now a desert—they face towering frogs and cave-dwelling men, only to be confronted by a monstrous insect when they near a radioactive "barrier." Written and illustrated by Jack Kirby, with cover art by Kirby and D. Bruce Berry, this 1977 issue delivers a stark, surreal adventure from the post-apocalyptic world of Kamandi.
In the scorched ruins of what was once Lake Michigan, Kamandi journeys with Ahab and the dolphin Zeel, carrying a vital message to those hidden in their base. As they cross the desert wasteland, they face monstrous jättegrodor and enigmatic grottmän—until a colossal devil-bee shatters the silence, breaching the deadly radioaktiva "barriären" with terrifying force.
In the damp shadows of a forgotten swamp, Träskmannen, Matthew Cable, Abigail Arcane, and the wounded Jefferson Bolt seek shelter after a crash landing—only to stumble upon a remote village where Aubrey Trask feeds on life itself to cling to youth. As the air grows thick with secrets and the past begins to stir, the survivors must confront a danger that thrives in the silence between heartbeats.
When Rail and Madam Torso’s gang target a wealthy family at the concert hall, their carefully planned heist takes a dangerous turn—only to discover the family isn’t where they expected. With Vic Flint, Libby Lang, and Kommissarie Growl closing in, chaos unfolds as secrets, mistaken identities, and high-stakes deception collide.
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