Tomahawk #11/1974
In "Duell i Hard Times," Jonah Hex rides in the same stagecoach as Black Jack, the notorious leader of a gang of outlaws. When Black Jack escapes his captors, tensions rise as Jonah finds himself surrounded by four men from the southern states, sent by the enigmatic "Man with the Walking Stick." The air grows thick with danger as old grudges and unseen agendas come to light.
In "Medisintreet," a desperate tribe faces starvation as their medicine man, Elkhorn, demands offerings be left on the Medicine Tree for the Thunderbird eagle to carry away. Strong Bow, the Wandering Warrior, takes a daring leap—firing himself like an arrow up a mountain to intercept the eagle’s path. There, he discovers the so-called sacred gifts scented with mesquite flowers, and with a clever twist, replaces their essence with his own bow, turning the ritual against the fraud. The story unfolds with quiet tension and mythic weight, as truth and deception collide in the high desert.
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↩ Reprints All Star Western #92 (1956), Weird Western Tales #14 (1972), Tomahawk #11/1974 (1974)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #2/1983 (1983)
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