Tomahawk #1/1972
In "Förbannelsen!", a zigenare’s execution in Whispering Pines sets off a chilling chain of deaths, each claiming a new victim among those involved in the hanging. When El Diablo begins to suspect he’s the target of a vengeful spirit, he must confront the truth behind the curse—only to discover the haunting is carried out by the zigenare’s daughter, Nurka. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated by Alan Weiss with inks by Dick Giordano, this gripping tale unfolds with eerie suspense and a mystery that demands resolution.
In the dusty town of Whispering Pines, a zigenare’s execution casts a shadow over the frontier, his final curse echoing through the wind. When a string of mysterious deaths begins to claim those involved in the hanging, suspicion falls on El Diablo—only to be complicated by the arrival of Nurka, the zigenarprinsessa, whose quiet presence hides a vengeance far more dangerous than any man’s. As the town unravels, El Diablo must uncover the truth before the next name on the list is his.
In the dusty frontier of 1971’s Tomahawk, Snabba Pilen finds his life upended when his clothes, tainted by a mysterious poison from a cave wall, leave him weak and vulnerable—just as Steve Adams takes up his mantle. With Packy McCloud watching from the shadows, the line between survival and sabotage blurs in this tense, grounded tale of hidden danger and shifting identities.
In the aftermath of the war, bitter Southern captain Stanard Kirby turns to bank robbery—until he vanishes into obscurity, taking a job as a ranch hand in Colorado. When a plague of grasshoppers threatens his meager earnings, he steps in to help, only to find his quiet life unraveling fast. The story follows his brief, desperate attempt to disappear—before fate catches up.
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↩ Reprints Straight Arrow #31 (1953), Tomahawk #135 (1971), All-Star Western #7 (1971)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #1/1972 (1972)
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