All Star Western #71
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Battle for Mesa City!", Strong Bow faces a series of perilous trials to earn the Amazon Queen’s favor and secure passage for his people through the mountains. With sharp wit and unmatched skill, he battles through archery, boulder hurling, and a feather-shooting duel—each challenge testing his courage and precision. The story, written by David Kahn and illustrated by Jerry Grandenetti with inks by Joe Giella, features dynamic action and bold character moments, all framed by Gil Kane’s striking cover art.
In "Battle for Mesa City!" from All Star Western #71, the unveiling of a statue for Johnny Thunder is cut short when King Crown's gang opens fire on Mesa City with a cannon, aiming to seize control for twenty-four hours and spark a wave of outlaw rule. As the town braces for chaos, Johnny Thunder strikes back under cover of night, using cunning and courage to take down Crown’s men—one by one—before confronting the gang leader in a final, desperate showdown.
In "Showdown for the Sheriff!" from All Star Western #71, Walt Trigger—more bumbling than bold—fights to keep his reputation intact when a group of outlaws threatens to drive homesteaders off their land. With a young boy watching every move, Walt stumbles through a wild stampede, swings through a half-built site, and charges into the outlaw hideout, all while trying to prove he’s more than just a showman. The boy still believes in him, and the pie’s waiting at the celebration.
In "The Secret of Screaming Eagle!" from All Star Western #71, a daring Osage raid on Fort Desolation sets off a high-stakes showdown in the desert, where the cavalry tries to outwit their foes with a clever ruse involving a massive wooden eagle. When the plan goes awry and Foley and his men are captured, they must think fast to turn the tide—offering a risky trick to the Osage that could change the course of the battle.
In "Amazon Deathtrap!", Strong Bow faces a deadly trial of skill and courage to earn passage through the mountains, pitting his wits and aim against the fierce Amazon Queen. From dodging catapults to outshooting her in a feather duel, each challenge tests his limits—until an unexpected moment with an eagle forces a choice that may change everything.
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Reprinted in Blackhawk #129 (1958), Hopalong Cassidy #133 (1959), All Favourites Comic #24 (1961), Johnny Thunder #3 (1973), Tomahawk #6/1975 (1975), Tomahawk #6/1975 (1975)
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