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Cover: Gil Kane & Joe Giella

All Star Western #95

Jun 1957 · DC · 0.10 USD
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“The Riddle of the Reward Robber!”

In "The Riddle of the Reward Robber!", Johnny Thunder rides shotgun on a stagecoach through the dusty plains, only to be ambushed by the Gopher Gang. When the Sheriff is wounded and his son John Tane—secretly Johnny Thunder—steps in to help, a sudden twist leaves the Sheriff questioning his son’s true identity, even as a falling sign knocks John out cold. Written by Robert Kanigher and illustrated with sharp, dynamic flair by Gil Kane—both interior and cover—this 1957 DC classic captures a moment of suspense and identity in the heart of the Western frontier.

writer Robert Kanigher · artist, inker Gil Kane · cover Gil Kane, Joe Giella

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artist, inker Gil Kane
cover pencils Gil Kane
cover inks Joe Giella

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Johnny Thunder rides shotgun on a stage on a plain, but the Gopher Gang pops up out of hidey-holes. JT is coshed from behind, his head bandaged. The Sheriff wishes his son, John Tane (JT's secret identity), would fight beside him rather than teach school. The Gopher Gang raids a bank. Sheriff Dad is hit, and JT tries to protect him, but is brushed off. JT fells the gang and reverts to John Tane - in a hat to cover his bruise! For the first time, the Sheriff wonders if his son is Johnny Thunder, but no, John is felled by a sign and clonked on the head! "I'll never be sure..."

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