Ace High Western Comic #4

· Gould-Light · 6d [0-0-6 GBP]

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In the dusty frontier town of Sagebush, Montana, singer Dolores de la Molina and her brother José arrive by stagecoach, drawing curious glances and quiet suspicion. When local outlaw Johnny McBride spots a familiar face in the wanted poster, a tense standoff unfolds—only for José to insist it’s all a case of mistaken identity. As rumors swirl and plans for a looming payroll shipment take shape, the newcomers’ true intentions remain just out of reach. Written and illustrated by Norman Light, this gripping tale from Ace High Western Comic #4 unfolds with quiet menace and sharp character tension, all rendered in the artist’s distinctive, unflinching style. The cover, also by Norman Light, captures the stark mood of the desert frontier with a single, haunting image.

Contains 3 stories

Dolores de la Molina

7 pp · Western-Frontier

Johnny McBrideDolores MolinaJosé Molina

In the dusty frontier town of Sagebush, Montana, singer Dolores de la Molina arrives with her brother José, drawing curious glances from locals—especially Johnny McBride, who sees a wanted man in José’s face. As tensions rise over a rumored payroll shipment, the siblings’ true intentions remain hidden, and the town’s quiet rhythm begins to unravel.

Sundown Patrol [Part One]

7 pp · Western-Frontier

Lieutenant Mike RoneyJim WhelanColonel ChivingtonCrazy Dog (Indian leader)

In "Sundown Patrol [Part One]," a weary cavalry patrol returns to Fort Hope only to discover the garrison abandoned and its men dead—slaughtered by a fierce band of Indians led by the feared warrior Crazy Dog. With no reinforcements on the way and the night closing in, the survivors must hold the crumbling outpost and survive until Colonel Chivington arrives.

Billy the Kid

7.5 pp · Western-Frontier