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Tomahawk #11/1974

Nov 1974 · Williams Förlags AB · 2:35 SEK; 2:80 FIM
🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English
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"Överfallet" kicks off in a tense, dusty frontier moment as Jonah Hex rides in the same stagecoach as the notorious outlaw Black Jack, who’s moments from escaping his captors. The air grows thick with danger when Jonah crosses paths with four Southern men sent by the mysterious "Mannen med promenadkäppen," setting the stage for a collision of old grudges and hidden agendas. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russell Carley, with moody, detailed art by Tony DeZuniga, this 1974 issue from Williams Förlags AB captures the grit and suspense of the Western genre at its most atmospheric.

Contains 3 stories
Överfallet
18 pp · Western-Frontier
Jonah Hexsheriff Fred CaroBlack Jack JorgisHank BrewsterSalomonQuentin TurnbullEstebanSanchezPutoFrank

In "Överfallet," Jonah Hex rides the same stagecoach as the notorious outlaw Black Jack Jorgis, who escapes his captors mid-journey. Amid the tense ride, Jonah encounters four men from the southern states, sent by the mysterious "Man with the Walking Stick," setting the stage for a clash of loyalties and hidden agendas in the lawless frontier.

Medicinträdet
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Långa Bågen [Strong Bow]AntilopstammenJagande VargenGula HjortenÄlghornetLjusa Tanden
Den nya tiden
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Clyde Pritchetthästen Hectorsheriff Moevicesheriff Ralph

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Full credits

artist, inker Tony DeZuniga

Reprints

↩ Reprints All Star Western #92 (1956), Weird Western Tales #14 (1972), Weird Western Tales #22 (1974)

Reprinted in Tomahawk #11/1974 (1974), Tomahawk #2/1983 (1983)

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