Vill Vest #6/1979
In "Angrepet," Maskefjes and his gang close in on the ruins, determined to claim the scalps of the three men hiding there. Just as the sheriff and his men arrive at the last moment, Maskefjes escapes by disguising himself as an apasje—and then shows up at Fort Coulver, now posing as a señorita. Written and illustrated by EsseGesse, with full art and cover by the same hand, this 1979 Norwegian comic delivers a tense, clever twist in a frontier tale.
Maskefjes, disguised as Apasje, Senorita Concita, and Murphy, sets out to claim scalps in a ruined outpost, knowing the Sjeriffen and his men are closing in. With a quick mind and a knack for deception, he slips past them by posing as a woman at Fort Coulver—where the real danger may be just beginning.
In the dusty heat of the frontier, a stagecoach bound for Minetown is ambushed by Apaches, setting off a tense standoff. With Senorita Concita holding the passengers and Kaptein Miki at her mercy, the raiders vanish with the gold—leaving Windy, Susan Brown, and the others to face the aftermath.
When Maskefjes puts a $1,000 bounty on Kaptein Miki—dead or alive—the frontier town of Minetown erupts in tension. With Windy and Salasso captured and tied to a post, a wild ox is unleashed toward them, and Sjeriffen i Minetown watches helplessly as the odds turn deadly.
When Kaptein Miki breaks free from his guards, he races to save Windy and Salasso from a rampaging bull, sparking a daring escape that brings the trio together. With the bandits’ help, they flee the chaos—but not before Maskefjes, disguised as Sam Taylor, slips away into the shadows. Now bound for the distant ransjen Fuente, the three set out on a new mission, the desert calling with unknown dangers ahead.
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