Tomahawk #7/1976
In "Bigfoot's krig," Jonah finds himself deep in the wilderness, hired to rescue a landowner’s daughter taken by a rogue band of Indians. Tracked down and left to fend off a hungry bear, he must survive the wild before the real danger begins. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated with striking detail by José Luis García-López—both on interior art and cover—this 1976 Interpresse issue delivers a tense, grounded adventure with a classic frontier edge.
In "Bigfoot's Krig," Jonah Hex is hired by wealthy landowner Mister Haynes to rescue his daughter, Debbie Haynes, from a renegade band of Native Americans demanding ransom. Tracked into the wilderness, Jonah is captured and left to face a hungry bear—only to find himself caught between the savagery of nature and the deadly games of men.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #19 (1953), White Indian #15 [A-1 #135] (1955), Tomahawk #43 (1956), Tomahawk #138 (1972), Weird Western Tales #32 (1976)
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