Tomahawk #1/1984
In "Mördarna i träsket," pacifist landowner Peter van Kull faces a dire choice when his strategically vital fortress becomes a prize in the clash between American and English forces. With Bruno Premiani handling both art and inks, the story unfolds in stark, atmospheric detail, while Jim Starlin's cover captures the tension with a striking, moody image.
In the rugged frontier of 1812, Tomahawk and Dan Hunter find themselves drawn into a tense standoff at a remote fortress, where its pacifist owner, Peter van Kull, refuses to hand over the strategic stronghold to either American or British forces. With loyalties hanging in the balance and the stakes rising, the two men must navigate a dangerous web of politics and survival in a land where peace is a fragile thing.
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