chronologically with the other later Swedish novels. Brazil, often Batet and Bernal covers (but also several others), published all novels in different editions, except for the high-ranked (extended, 6 pesetas) Extra-Especial on the elder Don César de Echagüe. The ten Numero Extra El Coyote (Extra N° 0) – the reedition of the Carter Mulford 1943 pulp – in most of the new editions the original/first story – but on Cliper published in circa mid 1945, probably directly after #12 (now with Mallorquí as official writer), covering César's arrival in Los Angeles in December 1851, synopsis La justicia del Coyote (Extra N° 1, published in 1945) – a story in San Francisco of the mid 1860s, when the railway between East and West was established (First transcontinental railroad). Coyote works with Captain Farrell, synopsis La primera aventura del Coyote (Extra N° 2, the last two issued after the original novel #9) – César in around 1869/70, remembering Coyote's debut 23 years earlier, synopsis La mano del Coyote (issued after the original novel #11) – a late 1860s story featuring Ricardo Yesares and Teodomiro Mateos, synopsis El precio del Coyote (issued after the original novel #12) – a story in San Francisco around the mid/late 1860s, featuring Guadalupe and Matias Alberes, synopsis Vieja California (published around mid 1946) – an extended story of turbulent California in 1846 and 20 years later, based on actual historic events with César in the head role, synopsis El jinete enmascarado (published in September 1946) – a story of goldfinding in 1850, where José Martínez – alias El Coyote – alias César de Echagüe actually meets Edmond Greene before Greene was engaged to Beatriz, synopsis Trueno negro (published in late 1946, the last three after the original novel #35) – a story of the secret "Coyote" of 1859 before César's second official arrival in L.A., synopsis Una sombra en Capistrano (Extra N° 8, published in December 1946 – issued directly after original novel #38) – Coyote of 1869 looks back on another story of 1859, featuring Fray Jacinto, synopsis and Extra-Especial Don César de Echagüe (published in May 1946, soon after the original novel #31) – about César's father and his death – featuring Leonor, Guadalupe, Julian, Adelia and los Lugones, where the story jumps from around 1870 back to the early 1850s, soon after César's first marriage, and then to "real time" again, synopsis Although the