Vill Vest #3/1981
In "Lako," Miki stumbles upon two bandits holding Tom captive—only to be felled by a stray bullet and left for dead. As the bandits prepare to bury him, Tom is thrown into the river and narrowly escapes, setting off a tense chain of events. Written and illustrated by EsseGesse, this 1981 Norwegian comic from Serieforlaget delivers a gripping, grounded adventure with a stark, hand-drawn aesthetic, all captured in a cover by EsseGesse that mirrors the story’s raw, urgent tone.
In the snow-lashed frontier of 1981, Kaptein Miki tracks the escaped bandit Samuel through a blizzard, drawn to a remote farm where Windy and Salasso await. With Oberst Powell’s orders hanging over him and Lako’s men closing in, Miki must decide who to trust when the line between fugitive and ally begins to blur.
When Kaptein Miki stumbles upon Tom Powell held captive by two bandits, he’s knocked unconscious by a stray bullet—mistaken for dead, he’s set to be buried. As the bandits flee with Tom, they abandon him in the river, where Miki, still alive, pulls him to safety. The fate of the captives and the man who saved him hangs in the balance.
In the frozen frontier of 1981’s *Vill Vest #3*, Lako and a band of red-jacketed outlaws plot to seize Snødronningen’s gold mine, but their raid collapses into capture. With Kaptein Miki watching from the shadows and Tom Powell caught between loyalty and duty, the cold wind carries more than snow—it carries the weight of choices yet to be made.
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