Jonah Hex #11/1986
In "Blodsbröllop," Jonah Hex and his companion Mei seek shelter at a hotel that enforces harsh racial rules—Mei, as an Asian woman, is denied entry. When a group of racist thugs targets them, Jonah is injured in a wagon accident, forcing Mei to leave him behind to fetch a doctor. Struggling with his worsening back pain, Jonah must defend himself against three relentless bandits. In the end, he and Mei manage to buy the doctor’s house, finding a fragile refuge amid the danger. Written by Michael Fleisher and Hojen, with art by Dick Ayers and inks by Tony DeZuniga, and featuring a striking cover by Joe Kubert, this 1986 Semic issue delivers a tense, grounded tale of survival and uneasy alliance.
In "Blodsbröllop," Jonah and Mei Ling prepare for their wedding and dream of starting a new life on a farm, but their plans hit rough terrain when Mei Ling’s brother disapproves of the match. As tensions rise and a gang led by Jake McCaffrey plots to ambush Jonah at the church, the couple must face betrayal and rejection—both from the town and the man who once promised them a future.
In "Hemlös och utstött!", Jonah and Mei seek shelter at a frontier hotel, only to be turned away due to Mei’s race. When a group of racists targets them, Jonah is injured in a wagon crash, forcing Mei to leave him behind to find a doctor. Struggling with pain and outnumbered, Jonah must fight off three bandits determined to kill him. In the end, he and Mei find a new chance at safety—buying the doctor’s house.
In "En fånge kommer hem!", Jim Blaine steps out of prison with a fresh start on his mind, determined to leave his past behind. But his old partner, Vesslan, has other plans—ones that pull Blaine back into a life of danger and debt he thought he’d escaped.
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