Jonah Hex #1
In "La croisade de Meadow Springs," Jonah Hex takes on a dangerous assignment: guarding Mary Ellen Todd, a bold Women's Suffrage advocate, in a frontier town where her fight for equality ignites violent resistance. With Sheriff Hillman’s authority strained and local tensions boiling, Jonah must navigate a web of deceit and danger—where every ally could be a threat and every promise might be a lie.
In "Le massacre de Fort Charlotte," Jonah Hex is haunted by a violent blow to the head that plunges him into a harrowing memory of the past: a failed escape from a Union Army camp that ended in tragedy, with his Confederate comrades slaughtered. As the ghost of his friend Jeb Turnbull—whose death he blames himself for—looms over the memories, the weight of guilt collides with the vengeful promise of Jeb’s father, Quentin, setting a course of blood and reckoning that echoes into the present.
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