Præriebladet #3/1982
In "Høvdingens hemmelighet," a 1982 issue from Serieforlaget, EsseGesse delivers a sharp, character-driven tale where Bluff’s desperate attempt to sell his dog backfires when he’s mistaken for a missing man named Mister Nolan by a passing Chinese traveler. Rescued by the unlikely duo Flok and Gufas, Bluff’s misadventure intertwines with Mark’s daring rescue of a prisoner held by Red Jackets in a roadside inn. With EsseGesse handling writing, art, and inks, and the same hand crafting the cover, the story blends suspense and humor in a tightly wound narrative that stays true to its era and creators.
In the dusty frontier of 1982’s *Præriebladet #3*, Mark captures the enigmatic Wobak, a chief guarding a mysterious necklace bearing the image of an Indian woman—though he refuses to speak of its meaning. That night, Wobak escapes into the shadows, leaving behind only silence and suspicion. Meanwhile, Mister Bluff rides on, intent on selling Flok, unaware of the storm gathering in the desert.
In "Kineseren," Jo finds himself mistaken for a wanted man after trying to sell his dog, only to be captured by a Chinese man who believes he’s the fugitive Mister Nolan. With help from Flok and Gufas, he escapes, while elsewhere Mark makes a daring move to free a prisoner held by redjackets in a frontier tavern.
In the dusty stretch between frontier outposts, Clinton and Wobak are captured by English forces and taken aboard the corvette *Lydia*, bound for Ontariofortet. Mark and Lin-Wu, determined to follow, devise a way to sneak aboard the ship—just as the voyage begins.
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