Tex Classic N. 34

Terre maledette

Release date
Cover Author
Aurelio Galleppini
Script
G.L. Bonelli
Artwork
Aurelio Galleppini
Colors Author
GFB Comics
Series
Tex Classic
Language
Italian
64 pages - color - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

Having pinned the tin star on his chest, Tex tries to bring the Law back to Pecos City. Despite the misdirections, for Willer it is clear that the two to be outwitted are the dirty-souled judge Vermont and the schemer Sam Truscott. The latter has reached the entire Pecos territory with his tentacles and there are few honest citizens not in his pay. But a cunning plan by Sheriff Tex will force him to come out into the open, falling into the trap of justice!

Stories
Tex Willer

Dramma a Pecos City

Type
reprint
Status
2nd part
The story ends on page 64 (62 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
G.L. Bonelli
Artwork
Aurelio Galleppini

There is something rotten in Pecos City , a shady clique led by the ambiguous Judge Vermont and rancher Sam Truscott is working to take over all the economic activities of the town. To achieve this, the two do not hesitate to have the sheriff eliminated, but they have reckoned without the innkeeper, because when Tex and Kit Willer arrive in the area, they have the opportunity to resolve the situation in their usual way.

This adventure is the first of a short series of on the road adventures in which Tex takes his young son Kit around the west on a sort of educational tour.
 

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Tex Willer

Le terre maledette

Type
reprint
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 65 to 66 (2 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
G.L. Bonelli
Artwork
Aurelio Galleppini

While traveling through the Comanche Mountains region of Texas , Tex and Kit discover a group of adventurers exploiting the religious superstitions of the Comanches. The bandits have passed off one of their accomplices, duly dressed up for the occasion, as the "Holy Panther" , sent by the "Great Spirit" . Strengthened by this power, they enslaved the Indians to make them extract the gold of which the region is rich. It will be up to father and son to put things right and free the Comanches from their captors.

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