Best of the West #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bait For Death," the patriotic fervor of a nation in crisis ignites a surreal shift in identity, as the American flag becomes both banner and battlefield. Written and illustrated by Bill Black, this 2001 issue captures a moment of collective transformation, with the iconic Fighting Yank standing tall beneath a sky heavy with consequence. The cover by Frank Bolle, a striking portrait of the hero in solemn salute, mirrors the story's tone—urgent, defiant, and deeply resonant.
In "Deserter," a former soldier haunted by his past teams up with other disgraced Confederate veterans in a dangerous scheme to steal gold from the Black Hills, hoping to fund a new rebellion. The story unfolds with tense atmosphere and shifting loyalties, as old wounds and new ambitions collide in the harsh frontier.
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↩ Reprints Ken Maynard #4 (1951), Prize Comics Western #1 (98) (1953), Red Mask #47 (1955), Red Mask #49 (1955), Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #41 (1955)
Reprinted in Best of the West Roundup #2 (2006)
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