Four Color #846

"Gun Glory" in Four Color #846 (1957) offers a sharp, character-driven look at the language of the frontier, exploring the colorful slang cowboys used to describe their sidearms—terms like "equalizer," "belly gun," and "stingy gun"—each revealing a different attitude toward the weapon that shaped the West. A 10-cent comic in 1957, it’s a lean, vivid snapshot of cowboy culture, rendered in typeset lettering that gives the prose a crisp, period authenticity.