All Star Western #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ambush at Devil's Pit!", Walt, the impostor sheriff, faces a brutal test of loyalty when he must arrest his brother Wayne, the storekeeper and true fighter, after a murder is pinned on him. With fingerprints and a gun linking Wayne to the crime, the truth unravels as the brothers are drawn into a deadly trap at the Devil's Pit, where quicksand and betrayal await. Written by Lee Goldsmith and illustrated with sharp precision by Gil Kane, with inks by Joe Giella, this 1954 Western thriller delivers tense drama and a twist that redefines the stakes—especially when a grifter reveals a secret tied to the town’s water and a shocking confession about the "Trigger Twins." The cover, penciled by Gil Kane and inked by Mike Esposito, captures the moment of peril with gritty, cinematic flair.
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Walt, the sham sheriff, must arrest his brother Wayne, the storekeeper (and real fighter) for murder. His pistol and fingerprints were found with a dead man. Wayne knocks Walt down, dons the sheriff's clothes, and rides to the Devil's Pit with treacherous quicksand. Killers have grabbed "Wayne" and thrown him in! They haul with shot-through ropes and jammed guns, but best the killers. A grifter confesses the town's water supply runs under Wayne's store, and he wanted to control it. "He never knew he grabbed the wrong Trigger Twin." "There is NO wrong Trigger Twin!"
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