Tomahawk #5/1983
In "Dödens tull," Jonah Hex stumbles upon a grim toll station deep in a swamp, where the only road through the marsh is controlled by the suspicious Silas Barfrey. As Hex digs deeper, he uncovers a dangerous alliance between Barfrey and a corrupt army colonel, their secrets buried beneath the mire. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russel Carley, with art by Noly Panaligan, and a cover by Luis Dominguez, this 1983 Semic issue blends Southern Gothic dread with the stark realism of the Western genre.
In the desolate frontier of 1983, Jonah Hex rides into a swamp where Silas Barfrey has erected a toll station on the only road through. He soon learns that the local army officer, överste R. Crandall, and Barfrey are involved in a shady deal—though just how deep the corruption runs remains a mystery. With Frank, Bill, Kit, Bart, and the rest of the uneasy crew watching, Hex must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty, greed, and survival.
Snabba Hjorten, inspired by his hero Johnny Thunder, dons a chief’s feathered robe in a bid to prove himself a great warrior. But his dream nearly collapses when a thundering buffalo herd charges straight toward him.
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