Tex Willer LU #166: Dolina mržnje
The murder of two young Navajo shepherds leads Tex to a feud between the Foreman and Montez families. He has three days to prevent more bloodshed.
In The Valley of Hatred, Tex Willer investigates the murder of two young Navajo shepherds. The trail leads him to two wealthy cattle ranchers in Bonito Valley: Bill Foreman, a Texan, and Ricardo Montez, a Mexican. Their families have been at odds for years, and the feud has already cost lives on both sides.
It began about a decade earlier, when Foreman’s eldest son, George, seduced Marcela Montez and then refused to marry her because of her mixed ancestry. The shepherds’ deaths force Tex to look into a history of violence that began with a slight against one family and has long since drawn in others.
Tex has just three days to prevent another clash. Claudio Nizzi uses the investigation to uncover the families’ history piece by piece, while Raul and Gianluca Cestaro set the action among the ranches and mountains of Bonito Valley. The story concludes in the next issue, originally titled Colpo su colpo.
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