Crack Western #82
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Killer with a Thousand Faces!", a woman driven by grief and fury accuses Lil of murdering her lover, her suspicion sparked by a torn piece of the killer’s shirt sleeve found at the crime scene. Written by Robert Bernstein and illustrated by Pete Morisi, this gripping 1953 installment from Crack Western delivers a tense, mystery-laden tale set against the stark backdrop of the American West. The cover, by Reed Crandall, captures the story’s ominous mood with a striking, shadowed image of Lil under scrutiny.
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A woman is out to avenge the murder of her lover and accuses Lil of the killing after finding a piece of her shirt sleeve at the scene of the murder.
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