Tung metall presenterar #2
"Tidsfågeln" kicks off a mythic journey in this 1989 Epix issue, where the planet Akbar teeters on the edge of ruin as the demon god Ramor threatens to break free. With only the legendary Tidsfågeln able to grant the time needed to enact a final spell, the aging knight Bragon sets out with Mara’s daughter Roxanna—and a mysterious masked warrior named Okänd—on a perilous quest to find the elusive creature. Written by Le Tendre and Mikael Grahn, with evocative art by Régis Loisel and coloring by Yves Lencot, this first chapter unfolds in rich, atmospheric detail, setting the stage for a tale of fate, forgotten bonds, and the cost of time.
In the dying light of the planet Akbar, the ancient evil Ramor stirs, threatening to engulf the world in darkness. With time running out, the witch Mara seeks the mythical Tidsfågeln to prolong her spell and keep the demon imprisoned—only to find her daughter Roxanna and the aged Riddar Bragon must journey across perilous lands to claim it. Along the way, they seek the wisdom of Shang-Thung, confront Bragon’s past in the form of his former pupil Bulrog, and are joined by the enigmatic Riddar Okänd, whose true allegiance remains hidden.
In the heart of the Jasir realm, where Fjel rules with shadowed might, a perilous journey leads Roxanna, Pälsling, and their companions—riddar Bragon, riddar Okänd, Mara, Bodias, and the cunning Bulrog—into the cursed Glömskans tempel. There, a forgotten rune holds the key to the elusive Tidsfågeln’s nest, but the temple’s parasitic inhabitants and Fjel’s hidden schemes threaten to trap them forever. With courage and sacrifice, Roxanna must navigate the temple’s deadly secrets before all hope is drained away.
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