Seriemagasinet #11/1958

In the wilds of the frontier, Davy Crockett finds himself hunted by Creek warriors after being spotted on a scouting mission. After a desperate escape across a river, he’s discovered by two young Creek children—white children taken years earlier—whose unexpected actions will test both his wits and the fragile line between enemy and ally.

In the dusty heart of the frontier, Johnny Thunder rides shotgun on a stagecoach across the prairie, only to be ambushed by the notorious Gopher Gang emerging from hidden holes. When a blow to the head leaves him bandaged and his identity concealed, the Sheriff—his father—wishes his son John Tane would stand beside him in the line of duty instead of teaching school. As the gang raids a bank and the Sheriff is struck, JT steps forward to protect him, only to be dismissed. In a moment of reckoning, he defeats the outlaws and reveals his true self—John Tane, now wearing a hat to hide his bruise. For the first time, the Sheriff wonders if his quiet son is the legendary Johnny Thunder, but before he can be sure, John is felled by a falling sign and knocked unconscious. "I'll never be sure..."