Four Color #679
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Decoy," a 1956 Four Color comic, small-town sheriff Matt Dillon finds himself caught between the law and the mob when local businessmen, frustrated by his leniency, hire four ruthless gunslingers to enforce order—only to realize too late they’ve invited wolves into their midst. Written by Paul S. Newman and illustrated by Jim McDonald, this tense Western thriller explores the cost of justice when power slips from the hands of the law. Cover by Jim McDonald.
In the dusty frontier town of Dodge, a mysterious stranger intervenes in a bar brawl to save Matt Dillon—only to later lure him away under false pretenses, setting the stage for a bank heist orchestrated by the stranger’s hidden gang.
In "Colts for Hire," the townsfolk of a frontier settlement grow frustrated with Matt Dillon’s leniency, so they hire four tough gunslingers to keep order. But when the hired hands start running the town like their own private fiefdom, the very men who brought them in find themselves desperate to call on Dillon to end the chaos.
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Reprinted in Television Favourites Annual #1956 (1956), Avontuur Classics #18163 (1970), Rauchende Colts #5 (1970)
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