Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Shootin' Through!" kicks off with high-stakes frontier tension as the British scheme to crush the rebellion with a pincer attack, and the traitorous Albel Bannis—once a scout for Washington—betrayally leads them through the woods. Written by Ray Krank and illustrated with raw energy by Frank Frazetta, this 1951 adventure follows Dan and Tipi as they narrowly escape pursuit by canoe, surviving a deadly waterfall plunge before making their way to Saratoga. Cover by Joe Certa captures the urgency of the moment, setting the stage for a showdown where Dan confronts Bannis in a fight that will decide the fate of the resistance.
In "Shootin' Through!" from *Charles Starrett as the Durango Kid #12* (1951), Pete Summers takes a risky gamble, plunging into debt to secure a stagecoach line from Lem Stevens—only to find the man determined to see it fail. With the line hanging in the balance and Stevens working behind the scenes to sabotage it, Pete must find a way to keep the route running and the wheels turning.
In "River Gauntlet!", Dan and Tipi race against time and enemy fire after uncovering a deadly British pincer strategy. With Albel Bannis leading the charge through the woods, they flee downriver in a desperate bid to warn the American forces—only to face the treacherous river gauntlet and a deadly waterfall. The story unfolds with relentless momentum, as Dan and Tipi push through perilous terrain, setting the stage for a decisive confrontation at Saratoga.
In "Dynamite Doom!", the Durango Kid races to stop a mysterious outlaw using dynamite to terrorize the frontier, convinced he’s closed in on the true culprit—only to discover the truth is far more dangerous than he imagined.
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Reprinted in Durango Kid #22 (1953), White Indian #13 [A-1 #104] (1954), Bumper Western Comic #45 (1970), Sheriff Classics #9179 (1971), Ranchserien #71 (1971), Ranchserien #77 (1971), Ranchserien #79 (1971), Fantomen #26/1975 (1975), The Comic Strip Frazetta #[nn] (1980), Weisser Indianer #[nn] (1986), Best of the West #52 (2005), Best of the West #53 (2005), Men of Mystery Comics #80 (2009), Men of Mystery Comics #81 (2010), The Complete Frazetta White Indian #[nn] (2011), Indians #13, Sheriff Klassiker #179, Sheriff Klassiker #185, Sheriff Klassiker #187
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