Topp-serien [Toppserien] #12/1977
In "Fisklockpipa," the original Träskmannen’s severed arm has taken on a life of its own, becoming a new, unexpected version of the swamp creature—and now, surprisingly, a friend to the Indian Hotah. As Matt, Abigail, and Jefferson search Gatorberg for the original Träskmannen, they’re drawn into a mystery involving Hotah, the young Sloan, and a hidden spring deep in the marsh. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated with striking detail by Nestor Redondo—both inks and pencils—this 1977 issue delivers eerie atmosphere and a fresh twist on a familiar legend, all captured in a cover by Redondo that perfectly captures the story’s haunting tone.
When the original Träskmannen lost an arm in a past encounter, a new version emerged from the severed limb—now forming a bond with the indigenous warrior Hotah Makanaw. As Matthew Cable, Abigail Arcane, and Jefferson Bolt search for the original Träskmannen in the town of Gatorberg, they follow clues pointing to the new creature and a mysterious connection to a forgotten youth’s spring deep in the swamp.
Kamandi awakens in the underwater city of the dolphins, a forgotten refuge beneath the poisoned surface. Witnessing the Red Baron’s brutal attack on the gentle creatures, he vows to track down the killer — even if it means diving deeper into the secrets of a world he never knew existed.
When TV reporter Archer Focus uncovers evidence that gangster Big Al has returned to crime, the stakes go deadly high—especially when Big Al decides the only way to silence him is to have him murdered. With the city on edge and the trail leading to a web of secrets, it's up to Vic Flint and the others to piece together the truth before another life is lost.
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