Vill Vest #2/1984

When four German arms smugglers plot to blow up a train carrying weapons to President Zuagola, Kaptein Miki intercepts them just in time. But the real prize is a centuries-old Aztec god statue, Ansenamon, hiding secret documents—and an Aztec high priest is already hunting it.

When a cursed Aztec idol stirs unrest in the frontier, General Calavera dispatches two non-believers to steal it—unaware that the Aztec high priest is also on the trail. Amid shifting loyalties and buried secrets, Kaptein Miki, Salasso, and the enigmatic Windy find themselves caught in a race where faith and greed collide.

When the statue mysteriously vanishes from President Zuagola’s palace, only to reappear at dawn, Kaptein Miki and his companions—Windy and Salasso—follow the trail into the desert, tracking the Aztekisk offerprest to his hidden temple. As shadows stretch long beneath the moon, the group closes in on a secret that may be more dangerous than any bandit’s trap.

In the dusty heart of the frontier, Kaptein Miki races to save Windy and Salasso from the Aztekisk offerprest’s deadly ritual at the temple. As the sacred stone altar collapses in flames, the fugitives flee with the temple’s fate crumbling behind them—only to face a new threat when General Calavera offers a reward for stealing the statue from Miki and his allies.

When a treasure draws a crowd of would-be thieves to the dusty frontier, Kaptein Miki finds himself at the center of a web of deceit — including a small man pretending to be an ally. Amid the tension, the elusive bandit Estrellito slips in and makes off with the prize, leaving only whispers and dust in his wake.

In the dusty frontier of 1984, Kaptein Miki parts ways with Estrellito, handing over a mysterious statue to Windy and Salasso as they prepare to face the relentless General Calavera. With the bandit leader hunting for hidden documents, Miki keeps the real prize close while the others are captured—only to be rescued at the last moment by Miki and Estrellito, who arrive just in time to turn the tide.