Cow Puncher Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCow Puncher Comics #2 is an anthology featuring multiple Western stories. "The Fighting Parson" follows John Watkins, a preacher in the frontier town of Philcos, who becomes entangled in a dangerous confrontation involving a man seeking to crown a beautiful girl as "Queen of Eden," ultimately facing threats from both the antagonist and accusations of murder. Another story involves a character named Pill, a ranger who infiltrates and destroys a varmint headquarters operation, though his methods are questioned by his superior officers. The issue contains additional Western tales centered on frontier lawmen and conflicts typical of the genre.
John Watkins, the Fighting Parson, arrives in Blanco's Run to preach—but finds himself caught between a banker's murder, a framed drunk, and a young woman named Marilyn Ives who's been coerced into a dangerous engagement to protect her father's secret. With a killer loose and innocent blood about to spill, the Reverend must untangle the truth and rescue Marilyn from the clutches of a man who means to make her his "Queen of Eden."
When inept Texas Ranger rookie Pill Peters stumbles into a solo confrontation with the notorious Notch Gun Gang while disguised as an outlaw, his terrible eyesight and bumbling determination somehow turn the tables in the most chaotic way possible. Cal Courtland and the other Rangers rush to what they assume will be Pill's final stand, only to discover their hapless recruit has inadvertently dismantled the entire outfit through sheer accident and blind luck. It's a wild ride that proves even an amateur can get the job done—just not in any way anyone expected.
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Reprinted in Chief Crazy Horse #[nn] (1950), Jesse James #3 (1951), Wild Bill Hickok #7 (1951), Cowpuncher #[nn] (1953), Wild Bill Hickok #22 (1955), The Golden Age Art of Joe Kubert #2 (1979), The Joe Kubert Archives #1 (2012), Gwandanaland Comics #637 (2017), Sheriff Klassiker #13
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