Crack Western #65

Mar 1950 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

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In "The Dance Hall of Death," a US Marshal’s murder in a rigged dance hall sets off a dangerous investigation, with singer Lil stepping into the spotlight to uncover the truth. Penciled and inked by Paul Gustavson, the cover captures the tension of a town hiding secrets behind a curtain of music and smoke. Art by Al Bryant brings the gritty frontier drama to life inside.

Contains 4 stories

Untitled story

9 pp · western-frontier

Arizona AmesSpursColonel ReedLou ReedBuckskin (villain, claim-jumper)Loft (villain)Shaggy (villain)

The Dance Hall of Death

6 pp · western-frontier

Lil Peters [Two-Gun Lil]Clinton (undercover US Marshal)Higgins (piano player)Weland (proprietorvillain)

The Man Afraid of a Saddle

8 pp · western-frontier

Shaw (blacksmith)Jennie HoldenPierce Egan (villain)Bullet Bayliss (villain)

The Day of Empty Holsters

7 pp · western-frontier · pencils Bill Kriegstein

Bob Allen (US Marshal)Andy Jackson (judge)Amy Jackson (daughter)Curly (villain)Magpie (villain)

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Full credits

artist Al Bryant

cover pencils, inks Paul Gustavson

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