Jonah Hex #11
In "Un six-coups de bois," Jonah Hex finds himself caught in a deadly game of deception when the Drygulch Gang targets schoolteacher John Tane—posing as the legendary Johnny Thunder. With Tane tied to a slingshot-tree and a single shot away from a fatal launch, the real Johnny Thunder must rise from the river and reclaim his name. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Mort Drucker with inks by Sy Barry, this 1987 tale delivers a pulse-pounding twist where wits and firepower collide. The cover, by Luis Dominguez, captures the moment of tension with sharp, striking detail.
In "L'appât de Canyon Pass," schoolteacher John Tane is kidnapped by the Drygulch Gang, who've set a deadly trap using a slingshot-tree rigged to fling him to his death—his only chance to survive lies in his own cleverness. When he uses his eyeglasses to burn through the rope, he’s launched into the river, emerging with guns blazing as the legendary Johnny Thunder. The story’s twist is as sharp as the desert sun, and the showdown is swift—but the real thrill is in how one man outsmarts a gang that thought they’d outsmarted fate.
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