Tomahawk #9/1971

In the stark frontier of 1971’s Tomahawk #9, Eldhår ventures into the wild on a buffalo hunt, only to find himself drawn into a fragile moment of humanity when he shares his kill with a nearby Native village. With hunger pressing and the warriors called away on a new hunt, the settlement is left defenseless—until soldiers arrive, bringing violence and despair. The story unfolds with quiet dread, tracing the cost of survival and the fragile line between peace and ruin.

In the dusty heat of the frontier, Rick Wilson joins the Dix bandit gang for a high-stakes gold train heist—only to discover that the man guarding the treasure is none other than his own brother, kapten Sam Wilson. With loyalty torn between blood and outlaw code, the two face a tense stand-off that leaves their bond shattered. As the train’s fate hangs in the balance, a mysterious presence—Paloma and Ricks fågel—watch from the shadows, their role still unknown.

In the heart of a contested valley, the chief Svarta Höken [Strong Bow] returns to reclaim his people’s land from the ruthless Running Buffalo, whose warriors drive out the peaceful tribes. With cunning and courage, Strong Bow uses a single moccasin as a decoy and a message in another to outwit his enemies, turning the tide of battle. When the dust settles, the chief trades for the moccasins that became legend—proof of a war won not by force, but by wisdom.