Weird Western Tales #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Scalphunter" in Weird Western Tales #39 (1977) delivers a gripping tale of identity and vengeance, as Ke-Woh-No-Tay, the last surviving Kiowa from a brutal clash, confronts a past he never knew. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Dick Ayers, with inks by George Evans and colors by Liz Berube, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, tracing Ke-Woh-No-Tay’s journey from imprisonment to retribution. The cover, by José Luis García-López and George Evans, captures the stark mood of a man caught between two worlds.
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When a group of grave-robbers tangle with a band of Kiowa, a passing column of U.S. Cavalry kill all but one of the Kiowa, whom they assume are the agressors in the fight. The surviving Kiowa, who is called Ke-Woh-No-Tay, is actually the son of Matt Savage, who was kidnapped as an infant. He is reunited with his dying father, but rejects his white heritage and is jailed. He escapes prison and tracks down the grave-robbers, killing all but one, who clears him of wrong-doing in the original conflict.
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