Tutto Tex N. 141

La trappola

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Cover Author
Aurelio Galleppini
Series
Language
Italian
112 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

Having isolated Claypool from the flames that Don Lopez's scoundrels had set in the nearby forest, the four pards retaliate against the criminals in their own hideout: Rita, owner of the Helltown saloon, weapons in hand, forces Don Lopez to surrender. Some time later, a mysterious scoundrel from Flagstaff weaves a lethal trap for Tex. With the help of the enchantress Myra Solano, the Ranger is framed in Gallup on a false charge of murder against an old enemy and sentenced to twenty years in penitentiary!

Stories

I prigionieri del deserto

Type
reprint
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 43 (39 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book

Pat Mac Ryan demolishes the Montales farm with his bare hands: the piles of ruins are an insurmountable obstacle for the cavalry of the conspirator Carranza. The pards, who hoped to escape into the night, are intercepted by their enemies: everything seems lost but, at the last moment... Some time later, the four pards find themselves stranded in the middle of the Arizona desert: Tiger Jack goes looking for help and ends up in Helltown, a den of cutthroats, where he is tortured and thrown into a river. In the meantime, rescued by a merchant, Tex, Carson and Kit find the Navajo now at the end of their strength.

Il grande intrigo

Type
reprint
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 44 to 114 (71 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Artwork

Having isolated Claypool from the flames that Don Lopez's scoundrels had set in the nearby forest, the four pards retaliate against the criminals in their own hideout: Rita, owner of the Helltown saloon, weapons in hand, forces Don Lopez to surrender. Some time later, a mysterious scoundrel from Flagstaff weaves a lethal trap for Tex. With the help of the enchantress Myra Solano, the Ranger is framed in Gallup on a false charge of murder against an old enemy and sentenced to twenty years in penitentiary!

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