Gigant #5/1984
In "Operasjon romvesen," Swamp Thing returns to the swamp to find an alien ship wreckage and a stranded extraterrestrial trying to repair it. When Matt Cable arrives with a squad of men hunting the alien, the fragile peace of the swamp is thrown into tension — and the real danger may not be from the stars, but from the humans on the ground.
In the gritty streets of 1984, Plastmannen—once a crook known as Eel O'Brian—finds himself transformed after a chance encounter with acid at a crime scene. Now able to stretch and reshape his body, he grapples with a sudden change of heart and sets out to turn his back on a life of crime. With his powers still raw and his past calling, he confronts the remnants of his former crew, determined to make a new kind of mark.
In "Dødens krystaller!", Batman and Ra's Al Ghul must set aside their rivalry to track down the elusive Professor Hatter, whose dangerous crystal formula threatens to turn all matter to stone. When Hatter's brother is killed by the League of Assassins, grief drives him to unleash his invention on the world, forcing the unlikely duo to confront the disaster at a derelict junkyard off the coast of Hong Kong—where a desperate race against time leads to a shocking, silicone-based solution.
In "Vi presenterer... Mannen som ikke kan skades," Tåka's unexpected gift of invulnerability sets him on a chaotic path after a coin toss leads him down a life of crime—only to find himself reluctantly partnering with Plastmannen when the law can't hold him. With his powers making him untouchable, Tåka must decide whether to use his new abilities for good, all while Plastmannen pushes him toward redemption.
In "Morgan LeFay," the enigmatic sorceress recounts her past to Jordan Matthew, revealing a childhood marked by resentment toward her half-brother and the desperate escape that followed her defeat at Merlin’s hands—her journey to the tenth planet, where she forged a new dominion among its alien inhabitants.
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