Almanacco del West N. 13

Almanacco del West 2006

Release date
Cover Author
Claudio Villa
Language
Italian
112 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

The only survivors of a ferocious arson attack on a farm by a group of Apaches are little Tommy and his grandfather, John Brigham. Tex tries to bring the two to safety, trying to reach the Mescalero post station, a place that would be easily defensible. The Ranger expects the Apaches to return to complete their macabre work. The Indian rebels, led by the bloodthirsty Jorobado, in fact, do not want the news of their escape from the reserve and their raids to reach the soldiers of Fort Apache: the witnesses of their misdeeds must die and they will chase them until they are sure they have sent them to hell! To complete the Almanac, a dossier on John Ford, "the king of western cinema", author of masterpieces such as "Room and Shadows" and "Knights of the Northwest".

Stories

Mescalero Station

Type
original
Status
Complete story
In this issue story begins on page 3 to 114 (112 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Artwork

The only survivors of a ferocious arson attack on a farm by a group of Apaches are little Tommy and his grandfather, John Brigham. Tex tries to bring the two to safety, trying to reach the Mescalero post station, a place that would be easily defensible. The Ranger expects the Apaches to return to complete their macabre work. The Indian rebels, led by the bloodthirsty Jorobado, in fact, do not want the news of their escape from the reserve and their raids to reach the soldiers of Fort Apache: the witnesses of their misdeeds must die and they will chase them until they are sure they have sent them to hell! To complete the Almanac, a dossier on John Ford, "the king of western cinema", author of masterpieces such as "Room and Shadows" and "Knights of the Northwest".