Tomahawk #5/1975
In "Dödens tull," Jonah Hex rides into a desolate swamp where Silas Barfrey has erected a toll station on the only road through the marsh. As Hex investigates, he uncovers a dangerous alliance between Barfrey and a corrupt army colonel, their secrets buried beneath the mire and the growing tension of a place where few travelers return. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russel Carley, with art by Noly Panaligan, and a cover by Luis Dominguez, this 1975 issue delivers a grim, atmospheric tale of betrayal and survival in the wilds of the American frontier.
Jonah Hex rides into a desolate swamp where Silas Barfrey has erected a toll station on the only road through the mire. He soon learns that the local army officer, överste R. Crandall, is secretly in cahoots with Barfrey, and their partnership runs deeper than just tolls. With Frank, Bill, Kit, Bart, and the cold-eyed Barfrey all playing their parts, Hex finds himself caught in a web of corruption where loyalty is as scarce as dry land.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #20 (1953), All Star Western #80 (1954), Weird Western Tales #25 (1974)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #5/1975 (1975)
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