Tex Classic N. 36

La corona dai sette smeraldi

Release date
Cover Author
Aurelio Galleppini
Colors Author
GFB Comics
Series
Language
Italian
64 pages - color - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

Tex and Kit hunt for a sacred relic, stolen from an old friar by Ray Driscoll and his gang. After returning the stolen goods, snatched from the hands of the bandits, the Ranger and his young offspring continue their journey into the southern territories. But a new threat stands in their way: mysterious smoke signals coming out of the crater of “Vulture Mountain”? The heart of the mountain hides a dangerous secret...

Stories

Le terre maledette

Type
reprint
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 11 (9 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script

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.

La corona dei sette smeraldi

Type
reprint
Status
Complete story
In this issue story begins on page 12 to 64 (53 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script

Three bandits, plus a fourth who is immediately abandoned to the wrath of the mob, rob the church of a small Mexican village of a precious gold crown set with seven emeralds . Tex and Kit arrive in time to rescue the fourth bandit from the lynching and, thanks to his indications, they set out on the trail of the remaining three, determined to restore the crown to its rightful place.

La montagna misteriosa

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

In a secret valley inside the extinct volcano called Mount of the Vultures lives a colony of Aztec survivors who for generations have enslaved a tribe of Pima Indians to make regular sacrifices to the Sun God . This time they chose the daughter of the Pima chief and a boy from the outside world: Kit Willer . However, they have come to terms without the two fathers: a Tex determined to do everything and a slave leader now ready to rebel, who, supported by a "reformist" faction of Aztecs, will leave no stone unturned to save the two boys and overthrow the tyrannical rule of the High Priest.

This adventure is the latest in what we might call Kit Willer's "teaching cycle," a series of stories that saw father and son touring the American Southwest together.
 

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