Bat Masterson #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gold Fever," Bat Masterson #6 (1961), blacksmith Smith finds himself reluctantly sworn in as deputy to mediate the growing tension between cowboys and sheep-men in a frontier town. When a brawl erupts in his smithy, Smith uses his hammer to restore order—arresting both men, wounded or not—proving that justice in the West isn’t always about guns, but sometimes a well-placed blow. Written by Gaylord Du Bois and illustrated by Jerry Robinson, with inks by Jerry Robinson, this classic Western tale captures the grit and moral complexity of frontier life.
In "The Deputy," Smith the blacksmith takes on a new role when he's sworn in to maintain order between feuding cowboys and sheep-men. When tensions explode in his own smithy, he doesn’t hesitate—using his hammer to bring both sides to heel, arresting them both.
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Reprinted in Bat Masterson #7 (1962), Aventura #261 (1963)
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