Tomahawk #8/1979
In "Djävulens hemlighet!", Hopalong faces a desperate race against time when his horses are stolen, leading him straight into a trap set by cunning criminals hiding a gold cache. Trapped in a deep mine, he uses his wits to redirect an underground river, finding a way to the surface while the thieves, weakened by salt in their water, struggle to escape the desert. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Gene Colan with inks by Ray Burnley, this 1979 Semic issue delivers a tense, survival-driven adventure. The cover, by W. G. L. Bartsch, captures the perilous mood of the story.
In "Dödlig tvekamp," Hawk rides into a tense showdown over a woman, while flashbacks reveal the origins of a bond between Tomahawk and Moon Fawn—born from a rescue long ago, when Tomahawk saved her from a furious bear. Now, years later, Moon Fawn’s past comes back as Onda Vargen challenges Tomahawk to a duel for her hand, testing loyalty, memory, and the cost of honor.
In "Den mystiska häststölden!", Hopalong Cassidy races to recover stolen horses that may lead to a hidden gold cache. When he tracks the thieves to the treasure site, he’s trapped in a mine and must navigate a hidden underground river to escape. Meanwhile, the outlaws discover too late that Hopalong has sabotaged their water supply—leaving them stranded in the desert.
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↩ Reprints Hopalong Cassidy #121 (1957), Western Comics #64 (1957), Tomahawk #137 (1971), All-Star Western #10 (1972), Trio #22
Reprinted in Tomahawk #6/1979 (1979)
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