Tomahawk #8/1982
In "Bödelskvinnan," Jonah Hex takes on a grim assignment from Judge Hatchet to capture a ruthless outlaw terrorizing the region—only to uncover that the judge herself is far more dangerous than the criminal she claims to hunt. Written by John Albano and illustrated with stark, atmospheric detail by Tony DeZuniga, this 1982 Semic edition delivers a morally murky Western where justice is as corrupt as the lawlessness it’s meant to fight. The cover, also by DeZuniga, captures the story’s grim tone with its haunting, shadowed imagery.
In "Bödelskvinnan," Jonah Hex takes on a grim assignment from domare Hatchet to track down a ruthless outlaw terrorizing the frontier. But as the trail unfolds, Jonah begins to suspect that the judge herself is far more dangerous than the criminal she claims to hunt—her justice is as cold and calculating as the noose she's ready to hang.
In "Ta med en fånge - levande," Tomahawk takes a bold and dangerous stand by capturing the British-leaning chief Svarta Räven and leading him across the frontier from British to American territory—a tense journey that tests loyalty, survival, and the weight of choice.
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Reprinted in Tomahawk #8/1982 (1982)
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