Oumpah-Pah #1
In "Oumpah-Pah sur le sentier de la guerre," the clash between the Flatfoot and Sockitoomee tribes sends shockwaves through the frontier, prompting Fort Issimo’s commander to send Sprout—also known as Two Scalp—to broker peace. When the Sockitoomee capture Two Scalp, Ompa-Pa must slip into their village to rescue his white brother, igniting a chaotic three-way battle that ends in a single combat duel. The outcome, and what it means for the tribes and the fort, unfolds with the kind of wry, high-spirited humor that defines this classic 1961 tale.
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↩ Reprints Le Journal de Tintin #14/1958, Le Journal de Tintin #21/1959, Le Journal de Tintin #28/1958, Le Journal de Tintin #48/1958
Reprinted in Humpá-Pá #1 (1965), Stripoteka Panorama #1 (1969), Zack #17/1972 (1972), Zack #18/1972 (1972), Zack #19/1972 (1972), Zack #20/1972 (1972), Zack #27/1972 (1972), Zack #28/1972 (1972), Zack #29/1972 (1972), Zack #30/1972 (1972), Zack Comic Box #2 (1972), Oumpa-Pa #1 (1973), Ompa-Pa #1 (1973), Ompa-Pa #2 (1973), Zoom #1/1973 (1973), Zoom #2/1973 (1973), Zoom #3/1973 (1973), Zoom #4/1973 (1973), Zoom #5/1973 (1973), Zoom #6-7/1973 (1973), Zoom #1/1974 (1974), Zoom #2/1974 (1974), Zoom #3/1974 (1974), Zoom #4/1974 (1974) + 32 more
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