Tomahawk #7/1983
In "Striden mot Gallagher-bandet," Jonah Hex is wrongfully imprisoned, accused of being a member of the notorious Gallagher band. With Quentin Turnbull hiring the gang to kill him in revenge for his son's death, Hex must survive both the law and a deadly vendetta. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russel Carley, with art by Doug Wildey, and a cover by Luis Dominguez.
Jonah Hex is imprisoned under suspicion of being part of Gallagherbandet, a notorious gang he’s never claimed to join. With Quentin Turnbull hiring the band to kill him in revenge for his son’s death, Jonah must survive both the law and a merciless bounty before the noose tightens.
In "Fällan för Tomahawk," the Rangers face a new challenge as their newest recruit, a young man with a hidden past, steps into the fray—untested in battle but bound by a legacy he never asked for. With the cunning Renegade on the prowl and tensions rising among the team, the weight of duty and identity hangs heavy as the frontier tests them all.
In "Del 2 Gullivers strid," Tomahawk is captured by Renegade's men and learns the shocking truth: he was once a soldier in the American army, now a traitor. Trapped in a deadly ambush designed to make his former Rangers, including Stora städet, Skorstenen, and Mässingsknappen, kill him without knowing it, he must rely on the quick thinking of Skorstenen to expose the deception. As the tension mounts, Skorstenen makes a surprising choice—deciding to stay with the Rangers, even as the line between loyalty and betrayal blurs.
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↩ Reprints Western Comics #64 (1957), Tomahawk #97 (1965), Tomahawk #138 (1972), Weird Western Tales #17 (1973), Weird Western Tales #25 (1974), Weird Western Tales #26 (1975)
Reprinted in Tomahawk #7/1983 (1983)
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