Cover: Nick Cardy

Tomahawk #32

May 1955 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The Clocks That Went to War!”

In "The Clocks That Went to War!", Tomahawk uses cunning and a clever ruse to outwit two warring Indian tribes threatening Fort Outpost, turning a potential massacre into a moment of unexpected understanding. Bruno Premiani’s dynamic artwork brings the tense standoff and surprising resolution to life, while Nick Cardy’s striking cover captures the drama of the frontier clash.

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artist, inker Bruno Premiani · cover Nick Cardy

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artist, inker Bruno Premiani

cover pencils, inks Nick Cardy

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Two Indian tribes plan to attack Fort Outpost so Tomahawk helps the settlers with a trick that ends up capturing the tribes and then freeing them in exchange for their promise to leave in peace.

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