Tomahawk #6/1971
In the 1971 issue "... "Blodsbröder"" of Tomahawk, Duane Jeffrys begins his path as a sheriff's deputy under Red Roy, only to be wounded in a rigged duel. After Red Roy captures the cheating duelist and his accomplice, he offers Duane a new role as deputy in the frontier town of Elkhorn. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Carmine Infantino, this gripping installment blends frontier justice with rising tension, all rendered in the bold style of the era.
In the rugged frontier of 1971’s Tomahawk #6, Eldhår [Firehair] saves the young man Rico from a grizzly bear, forging an unexpected bond. As they settle into life together, a quiet tension grows—Rico’s loyalty to his old friends begins to test the strength of their newfound friendship.
In a tense moment on the frontier, the young Botalye faces scorn from the elders for hesitating in battle. When he challenges four white soldiers unarmed and survives unharmed, his courage earns him the name "Odödlig"—a reputation that will follow him into legend.
In the dusty frontier town of Elkhorn, Duane Jeffrys takes on the role of sheriff's deputy under the seasoned Red Roy. After a rigged duel leaves him wounded, Red Roy uncovers the cheating behind the fight and offers Duane a chance to rise as vice sheriff—turning a moment of betrayal into a new beginning.
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↩ Reprints Jimmy Wakely #7 (1950), Western Comics #44 (1954), Western Comics #80 (1960), Showcase #87 (1969), Tomahawk #132 (1971)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #6/1971 (1971)
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