Brûlant #33
In "Les héros d'hier," Tomahawk and his Rangers race to protect the infant son of Chief Big Bear, thwarting the dangerous schemes of Crazy Coyote before his manipulation ignites a full-scale conflict between Native tribes and settlers. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Frank Thorne, this 1975 issue captures a pivotal moment in frontier history, with Joe Kubert's striking cover setting the tone for the clash of cultures and courage.
In "Combattant du ciel," German pilot Hans von Hammer finds himself in a desperate aerial duel after mistakenly shooting down a British Bristol fighter whose pilot had already exhausted his ammunition. Now, with his own plane damaged and his enemy forced to fight with empty guns, Hans must confront a British pilot who's no longer just a target—but a man with nothing left to lose.
In "La plume du chef pour 'Petit Ours'," Tomahawk and his Rangers race against time to protect the infant son of Chief Big Bear, shielding him from the dangerous schemes of Crazy Coyote, whose plans threaten to ignite a devastating war between settlers and Native tribes. Set against the stark backdrop of the western frontier, this gripping tale weaves tension and loyalty into a story where a single life holds the fate of two worlds.
In "La guerre à l'Age de Pierre," Rock rallies his troops during a brutal conflict, drawing a stark parallel between their fight and the ancient struggles of prehistoric men battling monstrous beasts. The story captures the raw grit of survival, where courage is measured not by technology, but by the will to endure.
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↩ Reprints G.I. Combat #107 (1964), Our Army at War #155 (1965), Our Fighting Forces #119 (1969), Our Army at War #207 (1969), Our Army at War #208 (1969), Tomahawk #125 (1969), G.I. Combat #140 (1970), Our Army at War #219 (1970), Our Army at War #220 (1970), Our Fighting Forces #130 (1971), Star Spangled War Stories #159 (1971), Weird War Tales #6 (1972)
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