Tomahawk #12/1978
In "Hämnaren," Billy the Kid tracks down the killer of his father, crossing paths with the outlaw Pancho Guinones. When Pancho discovers Billy is actually a girl, he's swiftly killed by the ruthless gunman Blackie Kane—leaving Billy alone with a secret and a new target. Written by John Albano and illustrated by Tony DeZuniga, with a striking cover by W. G. L. Bartsch, this 1978 Semic edition delivers a tense, character-driven Western with a twist that reshapes the hunt.
In the dusty frontier of 1878, Billy the Kid tracks the killer of her father, only to cross paths with the cunning thief Pancho Guinones. When Pancho discovers Billy is a woman, his secret is cut short by the deadly Blackie Kane—leaving Billy to face the truth alone.
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↩ Reprints All-Star Western #6 (1971)
Reprinted in Jonah Hex #2/1986 (1986)
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