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Tomahawk #2/1983

Feb 1983 · Semic · 5,50 SEK; 5,50 FIM
🌐 Swedish edition · synopsis shown in English
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In "Överfallet," Jonah Hex rides in the same stagecoach as Black Jack, the outlaw leader, who escapes his captors mid-journey. As tensions rise, Jonah encounters four men from the South, sent by the mysterious "Mannen med promenadkäppen." Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Tony DeZuniga, with inks by DeZuniga, this 1983 Semic issue delivers a tense, character-driven Western with a touch of the unknown. The cover by Tony DeZuniga captures the mood perfectly—grim, atmospheric, and full of looming danger.

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

In "Överfallet," Jonah Hex rides alongside the outlaw Black Jack Jorgis in a stagecoach that soon becomes a battleground when Jorgis breaks free from his captors. Amid the chaos, Jonah encounters four Confederate sympathizers sent by the mysterious "Man with the Walking Stick," setting the stage for a tense confrontation on the frontier.

Krigaren som slog siouxindianerna
4 pp · Western-Frontier

In "Krigaren som slog siouxindianerna," young Akoya sets his heart on marrying Chief Swift Cloud's daughter, but the chief insists he must prove himself a warrior first—before love can be won, a battle must be fought.

Pojken som förrådde sitt land
9 pp · Western-Frontier
TomahawkDan HunterAdam Quig

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Full credits

artist, inker Tony DeZuniga

Reprints

↩ Reprints Tomahawk #24 (1954), Tomahawk #71 (1960), Tomahawk #11/1974 (1974)

Reprinted in Tomahawk #2/1983 (1983)

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