Tung metall #6/1986
In "Gudarnas marknad," Richard Corben delivers a surreal, darkly poetic tale where Den and his companions attempt a perilous heist—stealing the mystical Loc-Nar from the Witch Queen to free her beloved Kath. Drawn into a web of betrayal and desire, Den is captured, entangled in a forbidden bond with the Witch Queen, only to flee upon learning his allies have already stolen the prize. With Corben handling every aspect of the interior art, and Enki Bilal’s haunting cover setting the tone, this 1986 Epix issue stands as a striking, singular vision.
In Paris, March 2023, the Egyptian gods have anchored their pyramid above the city, demanding fuel replenishment. When the dormant criminal Alcide Nikopol’s spaceship crashes into the heart of Paris, the god Horus intervenes—taking charge of the fugitive as chaos unfolds beneath the shadow of divine presence.
In a tale of magic and betrayal, Den embarks on a perilous mission to steal the mystical Loc-Nar from the grip of Häxdrottningen, hoping to free his beloved Kath. Captured and forced into a strange intimacy, Den discovers the truth too late—his companions have already taken the artifact, leaving him to reckon with his choices and the cost of his love.
In the shadowed depths beneath a controlled city, Solo and Milou navigate a tense alliance with the underground resistance, where secrets run as deep as the tunnels. As they prepare to reach out to Guvernören, the fragile truce hinges on a dangerous negotiation—one that could shift the balance of power, with Chloe med masken and Helene watching closely from the edge of the plan.
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↩ Reprints L'Écho des savanes #15 (1975), Métal Hurlant #5 (1976), Métal Hurlant #33 bis (1978), Métal Hurlant #36 (1978), Marseil #[nn] (1979), Nikopol #1 (1980), Valerian, hors série #[nn] (1983), 1984 #60 (1984), Den #1 (1984), Métal Hurlant #97 (1984), Blue #1 (1985), Cimoc presenta #2
Reprinted in Tung metall presenterar #1 (1989), Tung metall presenterar #3 (1990), Tung metall presenterar #4 (1991)
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