Billy the Kid #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Winner's Luck," Billy the Kid finds himself in Mexico, drawn into a tense stand-off at the hacienda of old Pedro Fuentes and his wife, a refuge for outlaws fleeing American lawmen. With Pete Morisi handling both art and inks, and Joe Gill co-writing the story, this 1961 Charlton classic blends frontier grit with moral ambiguity, all framed by a striking cover co-penciled by Morisi and John Severin.
In "A Dangerous Man," a young boy risks everything to help his father, wrongfully jailed, only to be stopped by an old family friend who knows the weight of the choices ahead. Written with quiet intensity, this three-page story captures the tension of loyalty and the fragile line between courage and recklessness in the frontier West.
In "Beaten by a Coward," an old lawman holds a fugitive pinned beneath the merciless desert sun, his Sharps rifle steady as the heat slowly wears down the man’s defiance. The silence between them is thick with tension, every second stretching the line between surrender and resistance.
In "Uncle Pedro's Revenge," Bill Bonney rides into a dusty Mexican hacienda where old Pedro Fuentes and his wife shelter from the law, their home a hidden refuge for outlaws fleeing American justice. When the Fuentes family finds themselves caught between loyalty and danger, Bill’s presence sparks a quiet but tense reckoning.
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