Billy the Kid #90
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Meek Shall Inherit an Early Grave," Pat Boyette crafts a tense, character-driven tale as Abel Young, Max’s assistant, temporarily runs the paper while Max is away—giving the usually quiet man a rare chance to step into the spotlight. With the saloon’s shady figures on the rise, Max seizes the moment to expose their true nature, turning the quiet town’s undercurrents into something far more dangerous. The issue’s sharp storytelling is matched by José Delbo’s striking cover, capturing the mood of a frontier on edge.
In "Read about the Dynamite Kid," Max’s assistant Abel Young runs the paper in his absence, but when Max returns, he’s not just back from a trip—he’s back with a story. Set in the dusty frontier town where rumors burn hotter than the saloon stove, Max turns his pen on the dangerous men who gather there, weaving tales that feel just as real as the dust on the floor.
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Reprinted in Billy the Kid #147 (1982), Billy the Kid #153 (1983)
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