Jonah Hex #4/1985
In "Korsriddaren," Jonah Hex faces a turning point in his past when he chooses to surrender to the Union Army at Fort Charlotte rather than fight in the Civil War. After his unit is captured, a failed escape leads to a brutal massacre, including the death of his friend Jeb Turnbull. Survivors, led by Jeb’s father Quentin, form the Fort Charlotte Brigade with one goal: to kill Jonah Hex for his role in the tragedy. Written by Michael Fleisher and Bengt Sahlberg, with art by Dick Ayers and Luis Dominguez, and a cover by Tony DeZuniga, this 1985 issue captures a pivotal moment in Hex’s haunted legacy.
In "Döden slår till!", Johnny Thunder finds himself caught between two lives when his old habit of whistling for his horse betrays him just as he’s trying to maintain his cover as the schoolteacher John Tane. The moment he whistles, the fragile illusion begins to crack—leaving him exposed in a frontier town where secrets are as dangerous as the gunslingers prowling the dust.
In the aftermath of a brutal betrayal, Jonah Hex finds himself at the heart of a reckoning he never sought. When his Confederate comrades are captured by Union forces at Fort Charlotte, the resulting massacre ignites a vengeful crusade led by Quentin Turnbull, father of the fallen Jeb, and the survivors who form the Fort Charlotte Brigade—determined to hunt down the man they blame for their loss.
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