Tomahawk #4/1983
In "Hatet i Point Pyrrhus! Del 1: Blindbock," Jonah Hex, blindfolded and relying on the unexpected aid of a stage performer, must navigate a deadly hunt through treacherous terrain—his only advantage being the skill of a man who knows how to see in the dark. With the Cranston brothers closing in, Hex’s survival hinges on trust, precision, and the faintest flicker of hope. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russel Carley, with art by Noly Panaligan and cover inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1983 Semic issue delivers a tense, atmospheric showdown rooted in isolation and deception.
In "Hatet i Point Pyrrhus! Del 1: Blindbock," Jonah Hex, blindfolded and relying on the unexpected guidance of a Shakespearean actor, must navigate a deadly hunt through the frontier while the vengeful brothers Russ and Pete Cranston close in. With no sight to guide his aim, Hex’s survival depends on trust, precision, and the eerie calm of a man who speaks in verse.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #79 (1962), Weird Western Tales #24 (1974), Jonah Hex #14 (1978)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #4/1983 (1983)
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