All Star Western #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hidden Sheriff!", Lt. Dan Foley faces a dual challenge in 1954’s All Star Western #80: quelling an Apache uprising while protecting a vulnerable wagon train. When his cavalrymen rally for battle, one man—Griffiths—stands apart, seeming hesitant until his true reason becomes clear. Written by John Broome and brought to life by Irwin Hasen with inks by Bernard Sachs, this gripping tale unfolds with quiet tension and unexpected heart. The cover, by Gil Kane and Joe Giella, captures the frontier’s stark drama.
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Lt. Dan Foley has two assignments: stop an Apache uprising, and escort a peaceful emigrant wagon train. Foley's fighting cavalrymen volunteer to fight Apaches, except for one odd duck, Griffiths. Is he a coward, a stain on the 5th's pride? Even as they battle Apaches, Foley must rescue "dazed and confused" Griffiths. Yet he perks up when they reach the wagon train. Griffiths' fiancée is a passenger! Lt Foley forgives the young man's worried fretting, and reflects there are no cowards in the Fighting 5th.
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