Seriemagasinet #17/1953
In "Attentatet mot jernbanen," Kaptein Lowett faces a crisis when he discovers his entire warehouse is destroyed—just as Tex is the prime suspect. With Tex claiming an alibi, Tim Hardy uncovers a crucial telegram sent by Tex to West Department, throwing the investigation into new uncertainty. Written by Gian Luigi Bonelli and illustrated by Aurelio Galleppini, this 1953 issue from Seriemagasinet #17 delivers a tense, tightly wound mystery with just the right mix of suspicion and intrigue. The cover by Aurelio Galleppini captures the mood perfectly.
In "Attentatet mot jernbanen," The Kid and Muley stumble upon a train robbery that’s more than just a simple heist—engineers are sabotaging the rails, and as The Kid digs deeper, he uncovers a growing tension between frontier settlers and the encroaching railroad, driven by fear of change and lost livelihoods.
In the shadowed caves beneath an ancient castle, Kilroy and Bill race to evade Skorpionens menn, stumbling into a hidden underground world where giant squid and monstrous crabs lurk in the dark. With no clear escape and danger at every turn, their survival depends on outsmarting the unknown—and the eerie silence of the depths.
In the heart of the African jungle, Simba, a mighty lion, steps in to protect a herd of Cape buffalo from driving away a group of men at a water hole—earning the men’s gratitude and their daily food offerings. But when Cheeta, a jealous and mischievous monkey, raids the men’s kraal and destroys their chicken coops, the natives blame Simba and set a trap to capture him. Though hunted, Simba escapes and ultimately returns to save the kraal from Cheeta’s growing rampage.
In the dusty frontier town of 1953, Kaptein Lowett learns his entire supply depot has been destroyed—leaving suspicion to fall on Tex, who quickly claims an alibi. But when Tim Hardy intercepts a telegram Tex sent to the West Department the next day, the truth begins to unravel in ways no one expected.
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