Tutto Tex N. 326

Bersaglio Tex Willer!

Release date
Cover Author
Aurelio Galleppini
Script
Claudio Nizzi
Artwork
Guglielmo Letteri, Jesús Blasco
Series
Tutto Tex
Language
Italian
112 pages - b/w - Bonelli format (16 x 21cm)

After convincing the slimy lawyer Rafferty to denounce his instigators to avoid the gallows, the greedy senator Russel is framed and thrown into prison together with his worthy companion Li-Wang, trainer of the killer falcons who were supposed to slaughter the rangers. Months later, in Missouri, the pards investigate on behalf of Pinkerton a gang of train robbers, who the people of the South see as heroes

Stories
Tex Willer

Attentato a Washington

Type
reprint
Status
3rd part
The story ends on page 76 (72 pages).
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Claudio Nizzi
Artwork
Guglielmo Letteri

Summoned to Washington by Ely Parker, Secretary of Indian Affairs, to testify against a railway that certain speculators would like to build in Arizona with the risk of unleashing the red Indians, Tex and Carson are targeted by hitmen hired by Senator Russel, a slimy politician who expects to make tons of money off the tracks of discord. After a first attack fails, while the pards investigate, obtaining confirmation that the rot lurks in the upper levels of power, the scoundrels resort to Li-Wang and his murderous hawks, trained to slaughter using innocent passers-by as guinea pigs!

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Tex Willer

La banda Border

Type
reprint
Status
1st part
In this issue story begins on page 77 to 114 (38 pages) and continues in the following issue.
Story kind
Comic Book
Script
Claudio Nizzi
Artwork
Guglielmo Letteri,
Jesús Blasco

Posing as Southern rebels, the ferocious train robbers united in the gang led by Frank and Bill Border are loved and protected by the people of Missouri. But Tex and Carson, supported by Pinkerton, are not enchanted by false idealisms. With difficulty breaking down heavy walls of complicity and silence, convincing honest girls and mothers that the Civil War is over and that those carried out by the self-styled patriots are only vulgar acts of fraud, the pards flush out the scoundrels from their hideouts and increasingly tighten the circle around the survivors of the criminal gang.

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