Seriemagasinet #42/1953
In "Durangos livshistoria," Tex takes up the sheriff's badge in the lawless mining town of Djävulshålan, where Amos Bentons gang of outlaws is determined to drive him out. With grit and quick thinking, he evades their ambush and rides into the eerie Ghost Valley, a place shrouded in mystery and danger. Written by Gianluigi Bonelli and illustrated by Aurelio Galleppini, this gripping tale unfolds with the quiet intensity of a frontier legend, all captured in a striking cover by Fred Guardineer.
In the shadowed alleys of Haifong’s forbidden quarter, Kapten X moves alone, a lone figure testing the limits of rebellion. At the edge of the river, his path ends when he’s seized by Gule Paul and his men—caught not by force, but by the quiet weight of a trap laid in the dark.
In the heart of the jungle, international spy Greta Zharkov arrives on a mission to secure uranium for her nation, unaware that her presence has already drawn the attention of local guardian Wanguli—whose land holds the precious ore. As tensions rise between her covert agenda and the man who protects the jungle’s secrets, the stage is set for a clash of loyalty and survival.
Tex, newly appointed sheriff in the lawless mining town of Djävulshålan, finds himself targeted by Amos Bentons gang of outlaws who want him gone. After narrowly escaping their ambush, he flees to the eerie, abandoned Ghost Valley, where silence and shadows follow him like old friends.
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