X-mændene #1/1974
In "Merlin den onde!", a cosmic threat arrives on Earth with a deadly plan: an alien soldier, granted super strength and the power to possess and hypnotize humans, is sent to enslave a planet—but his mission goes awry when he mistakenly takes control of a statue, leaving him trapped and desperate. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with dynamic art by Don Heck, this 1974 issue from X-mændene #1 features a mysterious alien menace and a twist that sets the stage for a high-stakes confrontation. The cover, a striking collaboration by Jim Starlin, George Tuska, Frank Giacoia, and Mike Esposito, captures the eerie tension of the possessed statue’s silent, looming presence.
In a chilling tale from the 1974 horror-suspense anthology X-mændene #1, an alien soldier named Kragoo is sent to Earth with a deadly mission: possess a human host to hypnotize the planet’s population. But when his first attempt goes awry, he becomes trapped inside a statue—locked away, powerless, and waiting.
In "Skriget fra det hinsides," a man obsessed with capturing the chaos of real-life disasters records the sounds of his own destructive acts—accidents he orchestrates for profit. While reviewing his tapes, he hears a scream he doesn’t recognize, a voice from the background that unsettles him. When he sets up one final, deadly trap on the train tracks, the plan turns on him, and as the train bears down, he finally understands the truth behind the scream he’d been chasing all along.
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