Seriemagasinet #9/1957

In "Bakholdet ved elva!", Lt Dan Foley finds himself guarding a town’s perilous river crossing, only to be thrown into chaos when a surveyor arrives claiming his map has been stolen by the Piute Indian Red Wolf. As tensions rise, Foley uncovers a dangerous plot: Red Wolf has tampered with the map to force the settlers into Piute land, threatening to ignite a war. With stealth and resolve, Foley infiltrates the camp, corrects the map, and outmaneuvers the scheming chief—leading to a tense standoff that ends with peace restored and the settlers finally reaching their new home.

In "Gullfella," schoolteacher John Tane—secretly Johnny Thunder—teaches his students that brains are better than bullets, only to have his lesson interrupted when Blacky Silk’s thugs attack the school. With the outlaws escaping, John Tane enlists his young pupils on a field trip that turns into a gold rush of sorts—only to reveal a clever trap when Silk Black arrives to steal the treasure. With quick thinking and a daring move, Johnny Thunder proves once again that wit triumphs over violence.

In the rugged frontier of the West, the sacred blanket of seven nations—the symbol of peace—lies stolen atop a towering mesa, guarded by Chief Katana’s rebels. Only Strong Bow, the Wandering Warrior, with his unmatched skill and unyielding resolve, can scale the impossible heights with a storm of arrows and reclaim the blanket before the fragile peace shatters.