Tomahawk #1/1983

In the harsh frontier near Fort Franklin, Tomahawk and Dan Hunter track a cunning enemy through the wilderness, capturing Fang only to find he leads them to an encampment of Native warriors. When Trapper [Tracker] intervenes to save Fang’s life, the debt becomes a crucial bond as the group faces a sudden and deadly confrontation.

In the shadowed swamps of Black Marsh, Tomahawk and Dan Hunter flee pursued by British forces, their escape hinging on the unlikely alliance with the grizzled tulltjänsteman Angus and his resourceful daughter. With the help of the old man and his neighbors, they must outwit their enemies and disrupt the enemy’s reinforcements before it’s too late.

In "Rödrockarnas list," Tomahawk finds himself caught between conflicting forces as Dan Hunter seeks the alliance of the Lakota chief Stora Jorden, offering new land in exchange for the old territory now stripped of water and game. With the river dammed and the wild animals trapped, Tomahawk uncovers a deception that threatens to ignite a conflict neither side can afford.

In "De falska blekansiktena," the cunning Masken, the Native American master of disguise, leads his tribe in capturing fur hunters and stealing their pelts to trade for weapons. When Tomahawk shaves his head and dons the guise of Masken himself, he sets out to infiltrate the tribe and free the captured white men — but the line between identity and deception grows dangerously thin.