Westernserier #6/1992
In "Kapitel 1: Ormens tecken," Johnny Thunder and Madame 44 find themselves at odds as each tries to uncover the other's true identity—only to be drawn into a tangled web when Madame 44 robs Indian agent Abe Jones of $10,000 meant for the Cheyenne. A mix-up leads Johnny Thunder to step in and help set things right, setting the stage for a tense, unpredictable clash of wits and wills. Written by Gardner Fox, with dynamic art by Gil Kane and inks by Joe Giella, this 1992 Semic Westernserier issue features a striking cover by Christer Thunborg.
In the harsh frontier of 1992’s Westernserier #6, Sam Boyle—scalped in a brutal Indian raid and stripped of his wife and newborn son—now rides as the feared, mask-wearing Kinowa, a ghost among the plains. Hunted by shadows and driven by vengeance, his quest for his lost family unfolds beneath a sky heavy with secrets.
In "Duell i Spökstaden," Madame 44 and Johnny Thunder each pursue their own agenda in the dusty town of Spökstaden, both aiming to expose the other’s true identity while trying to do the right thing. When Madame 44 robs Indian agent Abe Jones of $10,000 meant for the Cheyenne, a misunderstanding sparks a tense showdown that Johnny Thunder must help untangle.
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