Tomahawk #7/1971
"Skalpjägaren" delivers a gritty, character-driven tale from Joe Kubert, who wrote, drew, and inked this 1971 installment of Tomahawk. Set in a pivotal moment of cultural transition, the story follows an Indigenous tribe as they learn to ride horses brought by white settlers, using their newfound skill to confront a ruthless bandit gang terrorizing their land. The cover, also by Kubert, captures the tension and raw spirit of the narrative.
In "Den vite mannens gåva!", a frontier Indian tribe learns to ride horses after encountering a lone white man who arrives with one. As they master the new skill, they find a way to defend their land from a ruthless bandit gang terrorizing the region.
In "Kalla honom Satan! - Kalla honom helgon!", El Diablo rides into a dusty frontier town where a desperate gold miner’s last hope rests on a single vein of ore. When a violent ambush threatens both the miner and the widow he’s trying to support, El Diablo steps in—only to uncover a deeper conspiracy tied to the Hooded Man's Gang, whose true motives stretch far beyond gold.
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