Vill Vest #3/1982
In "I den tatovertes fotspor," Lawrett is captured, leaving Miki on the trail of the third bank robber, Russel, while Windy and Salasso track the fourth, Holden. As Miki pushes through the desert, he's ambushed by a group of Native Americans—just as the trail grows hotter and more dangerous. Written and illustrated by EsseGesse, this 1982 issue from Serieforlaget delivers a tense, action-driven chapter with a distinctive visual style, all presented in a 7,00 NOK cover.
Kaptein Miki tracks a bank robber to the blacksmith’s stable, seizing him before the trail goes cold. With the fugitive in hand, the tension mounts as Mr. Lawrett, the sea captain and fellow outlaw, springs a surprise attack on Windy and Salasso—then vanishes into the frontier night.
In a dusty corner of 1982’s western frontier, Kaptein Miki and a trail of restless shadows arrive in San Francisco, pursued by the relentless Windy and Salasso. There, they encounter the enigmatic Chang-Li, a kinesisk drapsmann whose chilling precision turns a duel into a silent dance of death—where bullets are removed from a revolver before the trigger is pulled.
In the dusty frontier of a forgotten coast, Kaptein Miki rides into the red house chasing the trail of bankrobber Mr. Lawrett and the elusive drapsmann Chang-Li, while Tøffe-Billy and the skipperen pull a clever con on Windy and Salasso—luring them aboard a ship bound for China. With deception in the air and secrets buried in the salt-stained decks, the game is far from over.
Kaptein Miki takes up the trail of the third bank robber, Russel, while Mr. Lawrett is held captive and Windy and Salasso track the fourth, Holden, across the desert. As Miki presses on, he’s ambushed by Indians in the harsh, open terrain—his pursuit now as much a test of survival as it is of justice.
Kaptein Miki rides into a ghost town ruled by the unhinged bank robber Russel, where silence and dust hide secrets. Windy and Salasso close in on Holden, but the real danger may be the town itself — and the man who claims it.
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