Tomahawk #10/1974
In "Bakhållet i Screaming Eagle," Sheriff Tane is captured while searching for his kidnapped deputy, leaving Johnny Thunder to rescue them both—without firing a single shot, despite the reputation he's built on marksmanship. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life by Gil Kane’s dynamic art with inks by Joe Giella, this 1974 issue from Williams Förlags AB delivers a tense, action-driven mystery with a twist on expectations.
In "Bakhållet i Screaming Eagle," Sheriff Tane is captured while searching for his kidnapped new deputy, leaving Johnny Thunder to stage a silent rescue. With no gunplay allowed—despite his reputation—Johnny must rely on cunning and stealth to free both sheriffs before the town descends into chaos.
In "Krigslisten," Davy Crockett finds himself ambushed by Choctaw warriors and narrowly escapes into the wilderness, where he stumbles upon the isolated shack of barrel-maker Pearly Thacker. Together, the two men improvise a desperate defense using the very barrels that fill Thacker’s workshop, turning them into makeshift barricades and weapons. As they race toward civilization, the fate of the frontier hangs in the balance—can they reach safety in time to warn others of the coming storm?
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↩ Reprints Frontier Fighters #7 (1956), All Star Western #109 (1959), Tomahawk #66 (1960), Tomahawk #140 (1972)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #10/1974 (1974)
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