Vill Vest #6/1982
In "En felle for Miki," Miki finds himself on the run from Maskefjes across a remote ranch, fleeing on a borrowed horse. Captured and sentenced to hang, he’s unexpectedly rescued by Kit Barrow—someone he once helped escape. Now face to face with Salasso, who reveals a shocking truth, Miki must confront the past he thought he’d left behind. Written and illustrated by EsseGesse, with full art and inks by the same hand, the cover by EsseGesse captures the tension of a moment that changes everything. A 7,00 NOK comic from 1982, this issue stands as a gripping chapter in the series.
Kaptein Miki rides into a dusty frontier town chasing a man in a mask, only to find himself hunted and captured. Just as he's set to hang, Kit Barrow—whom he once saved—comes to his rescue, but the real danger is only beginning. When Miki confronts Salasso, the truth of Maskefjes’s identity unfolds in a twist that redefines everything.
In the dusty frontier of 1982, Kaptein Miki is released by Maskefjes with a deadly twist—bloodthirsty dogs on his trail and the man himself armed and watching from behind. With Windy and Salasso by his side, Miki fights to survive, but Maskefjes outsmarts them, slipping past the ranger’s outpost with a cunning ruse. The chase is far from over.
When Maskefjes’s apes attack the farm where Windy and Salasso are staying, Kaptein Miki’s warning saves them just in time. Now, with Miki and the rangers tasked to escort a valuable freight wagon to Denver, their journey takes a sudden turn when they encounter a lone cowboy on the trail.
In the dusty frontier of 1982, John Smith, a lone cowboy, rides into a tense standoff at a remote sky station, where Kaptein Miki suspects three passengers of being the elusive Masked Face. As the train moves on, Indian attackers strike, and a mysterious new figure—Rock, the rangerkusk—emerges from the shadows, drawing the line between loyalty and danger.
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