Tex Nuova Ristampa N. 75

La bufera

Release date
Cover Author
Aurelio Galleppini
Language
Italian
128 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

The rebellious Indians attack the Overland fort, but the white renegades who were supposed to open the doors to them have been neutralized and the Indians find in Tex and the army too many bones to chew! As for Tom Blackburn, the scoundrel who had planned everything, he was killed in Denver, where he conspired under a respectable identity. Meanwhile, in Alaska, the Indians who traded furs with Gros-Jean disappear into thin air. Tex and Kit Carson, called for help by their friend, face the fury of the Indians of the Great North, used to shooting mysterious black arrows.

Stories

Sangue sulla pista

Type
reprint
Status
2nd part
The story ends on page 77 (73 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book

Tom Blackburn's infamous gang has stolen the gold transported by the Overland stagecoach Kit Willer was traveling in! And Little Hawk, left broke, gets a job on Pony Express, ending up prisoner in a camp of rebel Comanches. It is Blackburn himself who smuggles rifles to the Indians: Kit manages to escape thanks to Zumah, an exiled Navajo. Tex and Kit Carson find their young pard, battered but alive, in a ghost village, and for the Blackburn gang, ready to attack the Overland warehouse, the moment of reckoning has come!

La freccia nera

Type
reprint
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 77 to 130 (54 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book

The rebellious Indians attack the Overland fort, but the white renegades who were supposed to open the doors to them have been neutralized and the Indians find in Tex and the army too many bones to chew! As for Tom Blackburn, the scoundrel who had planned everything, he was killed in Denver, where he conspired under a respectable identity. Meanwhile, in Alaska, the Indians who traded furs with Gros-Jean disappear into thin air. Tex and Kit Carson, called for help by their friend, face the fury of the Indians of the Great North, used to shooting mysterious black arrows.

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