Cheyenne Kid #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe main story features Cheyenne Kid confronting a gang led by Captain King who has stolen ninety-nine golden Colt Peace-Maker revolvers; Cheyenne must recover the guns before the gang can take over the state. A secondary story, "Domino Dan," depicts Dan Julin, owner of the Big Drink Cafe, becoming involved with a stranger named Jack Sawyer who claims to be the sole heir to his late brother's estate and seeks Dan's help locating hidden money in South America connected to distributed serial-numbered bills.
When gun salesman Obediah Sykes arrives in rough-and-tumble Kearney, Nebraska with a shipment of the new Colt .45 Model 1873 revolvers, he catches the eye of the Cheyenne Kid—who steps in when outlaw Whip Mangan tries to seize the weapons by force. Recognizing a man of principle, Sykes asks the Kid to ride with him as he distributes these powerful new guns across the frontier to those who'll use them for good, not evil. But Mangan won't let the matter rest, and as the pair makes their way west toward Denver, they'll face increasingly desperate attempts to steal the shipment—and settle old scores.
Rod Roderick, a famous western movie star, rushes to the film set on a rented horse after a flat tire delays him—only to stumble into what he believes is an elaborate bank robbery rehearsal in progress. When state troopers arrive and he realizes the criminals he just confronted were the real deal, Rod discovers he's accidentally stopped an actual crime while preparing for his next scene.
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Reprinted in Le Fantôme Spécial #45 (1967), Heroes of the West Giant Edition #41003 (1971), Heroes of the West Jumbo Edition #43118 (1973)
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