Tomahawk #11/1975
In June 1776, Tomahawk is captured and shipped to England, but en route he breaks free and launches a guerrilla campaign against the British, using Sherwood Forest as his base. "Kampen i Meadow Springs!" sees the outlaw hero turn the tide of war with cunning and courage, all drawn in bold, dynamic style by Fred Ray. The cover, by Luis Dominguez, captures the intensity of his escape and rebellion.
In "Kampen i Meadow Springs!", Jonah Hex is hired to guard Mary Todd, a fearless Women's Suffrage activist, as tensions rise in the frontier town of Meadow Springs. With Sheriff Hillman overseeing a fragile peace and a shadowy figure like Curtis Thraxton pulling strings from the shadows, Jonah must navigate a web of deceit where the fight for equality is just one front in a much darker war.
In June 1776, Tomahawk, captured and en route to England, seizes freedom and turns the tide with a guerrilla campaign from the heart of Sherwood Skogen, where he finds unexpected allies and a new kind of war. With Dan Hunter and the mysterious Björndödaren drawn into the fight, the forest becomes a battleground of cunning and survival.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #24 (1954), Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #38 (1955), Weird Western Tales #27 (1975)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #11/1975 (1975), Tomahawk #6/1983 (1983)
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