Avventura Magazine - 100 anni di Galep una vita con Tex

The series describes the adventures of the French nobleman Carlo Lebeau who, wrongly accused of murder, is deported to Canada by ship. After managing to escape, he assumes the identity of Occhio Cupo, an enigmatic character but also, at the same time, credible and lifelike, with the strange sound of his battle name matched by the oddity of the costume he wears. The story, set in the area of the Great Lakes, during the war between France and Britain, comes to a happy end when Occhio Cupo succeeds in bringing to justice the person who originally had him arrested, and then gets married to Clara Montcain, the girl who helped him to escape from the ship. This is the outline of the story narrated by G. L. Bonelli, sustained, as always, by the highly expressive artwork of Galleppini. The action then shifts from the Canadian forests to the ocean, thereby allowing the re-utilization, of a Capitan Fortuna adventure, after appropriately fine-tuning Albertarelli's illustrations.

Tex and Kit Carson go wild: after the saloon, the flames they set also incinerate Farriman's hotel and ranch, making the unworthy colonel foam with rage. And anger blinds reason: the gang of raiders lost track of the cattle with a clever stratagem... but this time the bandidos find a large cloud of representatives of the Law waiting for them! Months later, in Silver Bell, the two pards give a severe lesson in good manners to a young braggart, Freddy Baker, son of a local squire.