Comanche #1
Comanche #1 (1972) from Le Lombard features the story "Red Dust," written by Greg and illustrated by Hermann, who also handled the inking. The issue presents the character Comanche in a Western setting, with artwork credited entirely to Hermann on both interior and cover.
In "Red Dust," Jo finds himself caught in a deadly shootout with Wally Hondo, killing him in self-defense. When he reaches Greenstone Falls, the townsfolk, including Cathrell, assume he’s the notorious professional killer they’ve been fearing.
In "Ten Gallons," Red Dust finds himself caught in a deadly shootout with Wally Hondo, forced to kill in self-defense. When he arrives in Greenstone Falls, the townspeople wrongly believe he’s the notorious professional killer they’ve been hunting—though the truth of his past and the weight of that mistaken identity are just beginning to unfold.
In "Greenstone-Falls," Red Dust and Ten Gallons ride into the dusty frontier town on a routine errand, only to find themselves caught in a sudden clash of violence when Cathrell’s men open fire. The tension escalates into a tense showdown, culminating in a deadly duel between Red Dust and the enigmatic Kentucky Kid.
In "Les longhorns," Red Dust arrives in Greenstone Falls after killing Wally Hondo in self-defense, only to be mistaken by local lawman Cathrell for the very assassin he's been accused of being. The tension mounts as suspicion closes in, forcing Red Dust to navigate a town already wary of outsiders and shadows of past violence.
In "L'étoile ternie," Sheriff Donovan’s attempt to confront the outlaw Larry Cathrell ends in betrayal—shot from behind, he barely manages to kill Cathrell before collapsing. As he fades, the fleeing Cathrell is cornered by Toby and Clem, setting the stage for a tense reckoning in the dusty streets of Red Dust.
In "La piste de fer," Jo and her brother Clem encounter a group of men setting boundary posts on the Triple Six Ranch land—men working for a railroad company with a hidden agenda. As tensions rise, Comanche begins to piece together the identity of the mysterious force behind the threat to their home.
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↩ Reprints Le Journal de Tintin #15/1970 (1970), Le Journal de Tintin #44/1970 (1970), Le Journal de Tintin #32/1970, Le Journal de Tintin #38/1970, Le Journal de Tintin #41/1970, Le Journal de Tintin #50/1969
Reprinted in Zack #24/1972 (1972), Zack #26/1972 (1972), Zack #33/1972 (1972), Zack #34/1972 (1972), Zoom #7/1974 (1974), Zoom #8/1974 (1974), Zoom #10/1974 (1974), Zoom #11/1974 (1974), Zoom #12/1974 (1974), Zoom #13/1974 (1974), Zoom #9/1974 (1974), Zoom #14/1974 (1974), Et Red Kelly superhæfte #[nn] (1975), Comanche #]1] (1977), Die großen Edel-Western #2 (1979), Comanches äventyr #1 (1980), Red Kelly #[1] (1980), Comanche #1 (1991), Komanča #1 (2000), Comanche #1 (2009), Tempo Bok #3 (2014), Collana Western #27 (2015), Collana Western #34 (2015), Comanche #1 (2019)
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