Tomahawk #5/1971
In "Indianhat!", Lieutenant Cage ignores the warning of the Native American scout John Hawk and marches into a trap set by the cunning Långa Kniven, resulting in the massacre of his entire cavalry unit. Though doomed, Cage finds grim vengeance in a final, desperate charge that ends in a shared fall with his enemy. Gil Kane writes and draws this intense Western tale, with Joe Kubert providing the striking cover art.
In "Indianhat!", Tomahawk faces a deadly threat as Hardrock targets him and his family, forcing the outlaw to turn to the seasoned wisdom of the old Rangers—Stora städet and Skorstenen. With a surprising gift from Skorstenen, Lilla Örn is entrusted with a historic relic tied to George Washington’s past, adding a layer of legacy to their fight for survival.
In "Den stolte krigaren!", Löjtnant John Remington Cage ignores the warning of the Indian scout John Hawk and marches into a trap set by the vengeful Långa Kniven, resulting in the slaughter of his entire cavalry unit. Driven by fury and honor, Cage makes a final, desperate charge—riding to his death alongside his enemy in a final, bloody reckoning.
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↩ Reprints All-American Western #124 (1952), Super DC Giant #S-15 (1970), Tomahawk #132 (1971)
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