All-Star Western #3
In "Death Deals the Cards!", El Diablo rides into a dusty frontier town with a quiet purpose: protect a gold miner from a deadly ambush. As he thwarts a robbery meant to end in murder, he uncovers a deeper threat—The Hooded Man's Gang, whose true intentions run darker than the shadows they move through. Written by Robert Kanigher and brought to life with moody precision by Gray Morrow, this gripping tale of justice and danger is elevated by Neal Adams’ striking cover art.
In "Death Deals the Cards!", Rick Wilson joins the Dix gang for a high-stakes gold train heist, only to discover the train’s guard is none other than his own brother, Captain Sam Wilson. With fate dealing cards no one can control, the two brothers find themselves on opposite sides of a deadly standoff they never saw coming.
In "Call Him Satan — Call Him Saint!" from All-Star Western #3, the enigmatic El Diablo intervenes to protect an aging gold miner whose labor is meant to support a widowed woman, stepping in just as the man is ambushed by a ruthless gang. Though his immediate act of heroism shields the miner from violence, El Diablo’s true aim lies deeper—uncovering the larger threat behind the attack, as the Hooded Man’s Gang begins to reveal its dangerous reach across the frontier.
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Reprinted in Tomahawk #7/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #7/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #9/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #9/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #2/1979 (1979), Jonah Hex #1/1986 (1986), Jonah Hex #1/1986 (1986), Jonah Hex #7 (1986), Weird Secret Origins #[nn] (2004), Showcase Presents: Jonah Hex #1 (2006), Showcase Presenta Jonah Hex #1 (2009), DC Universe Secret Origins #[nn] (2012), DC Universe: Secret Origins #[nn] (2013)
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