Tutto Tex N. 151

L'ultimo poker

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

Having come to his senses thanks to Tex, after having almost left his father broke by stealing his livestock to pay off his gambling debts, Randy Cardigan regrets the mistakes he has made. As for Hogan and Owens, the leaders of the gang of raiders, ridiculed by Willer during a tense poker game, are stripped of all their possessions and chased away. Months later, the pards investigate a very particular gang of Apaches Mescaleros: after each bloody robbery, they disguise themselves as harmless Mexican shepherds and their leader, Lucero, assumes the identity of Don Fabio Esqueda, a respectable and well-educated businessman.

Stories

Gila River

Type
reprint
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 62 (58 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Artwork

Left empty-handed, Kento's furious Cheyennes attack the trading post of Harport, an accomplice of Goldfield who was laundering the Indians' loot. The intervention of the pards saves the besieged from a bad end: the survivors of the clique of caravan raiders end up in prison and the Quakers arrive unharmed in California. Some time later, Tex and Carson are sent to the Gila River: the rancher Louis Cardigan is the victim of cattle raiders and his son Randy, supervisor of the ranch, was seen associating with Chris Hogan, a gambler from Sheldon.

Mescaleros!

Type
reprint
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 63 to 114 (52 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book

Having come to his senses thanks to Tex, after having almost left his father broke by stealing his livestock to pay off his gambling debts, Randy Cardigan regrets the mistakes he has made. As for Hogan and Owens, the leaders of the gang of raiders, ridiculed by Willer during a tense poker game, are stripped of all their possessions and chased away. Months later, the pards investigate a very particular gang of Apaches Mescaleros: after each bloody robbery, they disguise themselves as harmless Mexican shepherds and their leader, Lucero, assumes the identity of Don Fabio Esqueda, a respectable and well-educated businessman.

Reprint of