Tomahawk #6/1975
In "Tomahawk, fjendtlig spion — 1. del," writer Julius Schwartz and artist Morris Waldinger bring a gripping tale of frontier peril, with inks by Tommy Nicolosi, as the rugged landscape tests the limits of survival. The story unfolds against the backdrop of real historical challenges, depicting the dangers pioneers faced crossing treacherous western rivers—through wading, rafts, makeshift ferries, and toll bridges—highlighting both the ingenuity and the risks of frontier travel. Fred Ray’s striking cover art captures the tension and isolation of the wild west, setting the stage for a tense, character-driven adventure.
In "En skov af fælder," Robin Hood and his Merrie Men find themselves falsely accused of raids in villages they once protected. As suspicion spreads, they track down imposters who mimic their deeds—each one a master of a different weapon, testing Robin in a series of escalating duels. When the real threat emerges, the Merrie Men must prove their loyalty not just through skill, but through the trust of the very people they’ve sworn to defend.
"Pionerernes flodovergange" offers a stark, illustrated look at the perilous river crossings faced by 19th-century pioneers on the western frontier. Through simple, typeset text and clear visuals, it details the improvised methods—wading, rafts, makeshift ferries, and toll bridges—used to navigate treacherous waters, underscoring the constant risks and ingenuity required for survival.
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