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Billy the Kid #41

Aug 1963 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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# Billy the Kid #41 This issue contains two stories. The first, "The Kid," features Billy confronting a villainous schemer named V. Karr who is defrauding homesteaders by selling them building sites in a nonexistent town; Billy exposes the fraud and saves the settlers from Karr's scheme. The second story involves Billy encountering a cattle herd afflicted with anthrax disease near a small town, requiring him to find a doctor to prevent the outbreak from spreading while dealing with a fevered animal and the threat it poses to the local population.

Contains 4 stories
No Notches For Injuns
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Billy the Kid

Billy the Kid crosses paths with the vicious gunslinger Reo Flint, a man who takes pride in his kills while openly boasting that he doesn't count Native Americans among his victims. When Flint's casual cruelty and prejudice threaten to spark a dangerous conflict, Billy decides it's time to teach this snake a lesson—using the same tactics Flint has used on defenseless targets. A tense cat-and-mouse game unfolds in Villa Rosa as Billy matches wits with a killer who finally meets his match.

The $50,000 Robbery
7 pp · Western-Frontier
Billy the Kid

Billy the Kid takes matters into his own hands when a swindler named Vincent Karr cons homesteaders out of their life savings with a fraudulent town-site scheme in Greenglass Valley. With the local marshal's hands tied by lack of jurisdiction and evidence, Billy decides the only way to stop Karr's greed is to take the money back himself. What unfolds is a tense confrontation that tests whether Billy can outmaneuver a man willing to do anything to keep his ill-gotten gains.

A Killer Crows
6 pp · Western-Frontier

Lije Daniels has spent seven years training to become the fastest gun in the West, driven by a burning need to prove himself after his father's death as a rustler—but when he finally tracks down Joe Pierson to force a showdown, he discovers the man he's been chasing has something very different in mind. Written with letters by typeset, "A Killer Crows" follows a young gunman's obsessive quest for a reputation, only to find that his target may offer him an unexpected path away from the outlaw trail.

Creeping Death
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Billy the Kid

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
cover pencils Bill Montes
cover inks Ernie Bache

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