All Star Western #99

On a rocky clifftop, two blond-haired cowboys in fringed frontier jackets cling to the edge of danger — one tumbling backward with a lasso whipping loose, crying out that he's dragging "Wayne" over the ledge with him, while Wayne steadies himself with pistol drawn as gunfire sparks off the stone wall behind him. It's a genuinely tense cover scene from Gil Kane and Joe Giella that captures the precarious, split-second drama of classic DC Western storytelling. Inside, Bob Haney's "The Double Life of Sheriff Trigger!" promises the kind of frontier intrigue that made All Star Western one of DC's most entertaining ten-cent reads of 1958.