Tomahawk #10/1974
In "Bakhold i Screaming Eagle," Johnny Thunder finds himself tested in ways beyond marksmanship when a desperate situation forces him to act—less with a gun, more with instinct and grit. As bandits take his father hostage, Johnny must confront his reputation and the weight of a warning: "Don't do things the hard way!"—even as he tries to save the day without a single clean shot.
In the rugged frontier, Davy Crockett flees a deadly ambush by Choctaw warriors, seeking refuge at the isolated shack of a barrel-maker known only as Pearly Thacker. With the help of cleverly stacked barrels and quick thinking, the two forge an unlikely alliance, turning the humble barrels into makeshift defenses as they race toward civilization. Their journey becomes a tense test of survival, as they outrun both pursuit and the looming threat of a larger attack.
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