The American Civil War: A recurring part of the backstory, with Tex having been involved with the lead-up to it and then fought for the Union at Glorieta Pass before serving as a scout for the Army of the Potomac. Then we learn from a Paiute shaman he's murdering anyone who dares to question him (said shaman barely escaped an attempted murder for cautioning against following him), and he's actually planning to subjugate the Navajos. At first he's presented as a Well-Intentioned Extremist, who believes himself on a Mission From the Great Spirit to unite all the Indians and take back their land. Among the Hualapai, Manitary (the charismatic leader mentioned above) takes the cake. Justified each and every time: the first time it was a group that Mefisto had brainwashed into working for him as Mooks and adoring him as a god, the second time it was a small group of survivors of the group of the first time that still worked for Mefisto even after getting almost exterminated by the Navajos, and the third time we have a large band of warriors who are pissed at what Tex and the Hualapai War did to their people and have just found a charismatic leader. Always Chaotic Evil: The Hualapai people : every time they show up, they're trying to kill our heroes and bragging about it. 
She accompanied him during his trip in Mexico to save Montales, saved his life at least twice (and in turn Tex tried his best to save her when she was in danger). One of the earliest and perhaps best examples is Lupe, a Mexican girl who Tex rescued.
Action Girl: Rarely seen, but they're here. 
Now that you're here, have a look at the Character Sheet too. Tex is also well-known outside Italy, particularly in Brazil, with publishing in various formats ◊, and the Nordic countries where it almost rivals the Disney Ducks Comic Universe fandom.
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