Tomahawk #12/1975
In "Striden mot Gallagher-bandet," the legend of six impoverished Indian brothers who journey to the sun and moon's abode to seek vengeance on their tribe by draining all water from their lands unfolds in a striking tale. Illustrated with bold, expressive art by Mort Drucker, this 1975 issue from Williams Förlags AB features a striking cover by Luis Dominguez, capturing the mythic journey of the brothers who, after their celestial quest, became the Pleiades.
Jonah Hex is imprisoned under the false charge of being a member of Gallagherbandet, while a vengeful Quentin Turnbull hires the notorious gang to kill him—driven by the death of his son. As the noose tightens, Hex must survive both the law and the killers sent to end him.
In a quiet moment beneath the wide frontier sky, Varghuvudet shares a haunting legend of six impoverished brothers who journeyed to the sun and moon’s home, seeking vengeance on their own people by stealing all the water from their lands. Their fate in the heavens gave rise to the Pleiades—a starry reminder of sacrifice and the price of desperate dreams.
In "Dödsfällan," the tension boils over when Mässingsknappen's brother Bert, revealed as a British spy embedded in a frontier fort, faces off against his own brother during a raid by the Rangers. With the fort's gunpowder stores already mined and American prisoners freed, the brothers' clash threatens to unravel the mission before it's complete.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #9/1969 (1969), Tomahawk #138 (1972), Weird Western Tales #26 (1975)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #12/1975 (1975)
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