Alle Gutters Serieblad #26/1953
"Den siste mohikaner" delivers a gripping tale of surrender and survival, set during the fall of Fort William Henry in 1757. As General Munro hands over the fort to French forces, British troops evacuate—but not before the rear guard is ambushed by Magua and his Huron warriors. Written by James Fenimore Cooper and illustrated with bold, expressive detail by Armando Monasterolo, this story captures the tension and drama of a pivotal moment in the wilderness. The cover, by Ruggero Giovannini, perfectly sets the scene with its evocative depiction of the doomed retreat.
In a tense moment during the siege, Jo and the others notice the map of the hidden underground passages slipping into the hands of an Arab. Before they can react, he’s captured by De Zans men.
In the final days of a fading frontier, General Munro hands over Fort William Henry to French forces, marking the end of English control. As the British troops depart, a small group remains behind—only to be ambushed on the trail by Magua and his Huron warriors.
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