Tomahawk #11/1973
In "Tvåmanstruppen," Jonah Hex takes on a dangerous assignment from Judge Hatchet to track down a band of outlaws terrorizing the frontier. But as Hex digs deeper, he uncovers a chilling truth: the judge herself is no better than the criminals she claims to fight, using poison and murder to seize land from those who resist. Written by John Albano and illustrated with gritty precision by Tony DeZuniga—both on pencils and inks—this 1973 Swedish edition delivers a morally complex Western with a cover by DeZuniga that captures the story’s tense, lawless atmosphere.
In "Ta med en fånge - levande," Tomahawk makes a daring move by capturing the British-leaning chief Svarta Vargen and escorting him across the frontier from British-held territory into American lands, setting the stage for a tense journey where loyalty, survival, and shifting allegiances come into play.
In "Bödelskvinnan!", Jonah Hex takes on a grim task assigned by the corrupt domare Hatchet: track down a notorious outlaw terrorizing the frontier. But as Jonah digs deeper, he uncovers a web of deceit where the law itself is as ruthless as the criminals, and even the domare’s own sons seem entangled in a scheme far darker than simple robbery.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #98 (1965), Tomahawk #102 (1966), Weird Western Tales #17 (1973)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #11/1973 (1973)
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