Morgan Kane #2
In "El Gringo," US Marshal Morgan Kane crosses paths with a drunken Mexican outlaw in a Kansas City saloon—once known as Coyote, a man who shaped Kane’s past, taught him to wield a gun, and forged the legend of El Gringo. Written by Louis Masterson and illustrated by Ernst Vevle Olsen, this 1988 issue unfolds with quiet tension, rooted in a shared history that still echoes in every glance. The cover by Morten Myklebust captures the stark, weathered mood of a man haunted by his own legend.
In the dusty haze of Joe's saloon in Kansas City, US Marshal Morgan Kane crosses paths with a washed-up Mexican bandit known only as Coyote—a man who once shaped Kane’s past, taught him to draw fast and cold, and forged the myth of El Gringo. The reunion stirs old debts and buried truths, as the line between mentor and monster blurs in the shadow of a name that still echoes across the frontier.
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