Frontier Western #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Gunfighter!", Stan Lee and Dick Ayers deliver a sharp, tense Western tale where a quiet man named Brady walks into a saloon and orders milk—only to face a deadly challenge from a local bully. With lightning speed and a secret past, Brady reveals he’s part of a brotherhood bound by a grim wager: one works the anvil, the other waits to be killed. Joe Maneely’s dynamic cover captures the moment’s intensity, setting the stage for a story of fate, silence, and the weight of a gun never meant to be fired.
In "The Gunfighter!" from Frontier Western #1 (1956), a quiet stranger named Brady walks into a dusty saloon and asks for milk—then calmly faces down a local bully named Lem, whose draw is too slow to matter. The story unfolds with a simple, sharp tension: Brady’s calm demeanor hides a past tied to a brother and a dangerous bet that turns the frontier’s deadliest game into a personal reckoning.
In "When the Wagons Roll!" from Frontier Western #1 (1956), blowhard Bull Harris leads a wagon train across the frontier, only to face a sudden ambush by Indians. With Harris wounded and the group in danger, Slim steps up to take command—his calm resolve tested as he devises a daring ruse to turn the tide.
In "War in Chicamaw Territory," land baron Wayne Grannock wages a brutal campaign to seize control of Chickamaw County, using hired guns to terrorize and destroy rival ranchers. As fear spreads and violence escalates, the fragile peace of the frontier hangs by a thread.
In "The Pecos Kid!" from Frontier Western #1 (1956), the legendary outlaw rides into a dusty frontier town, where the local sheriff sets his sights on making a name by bringing him in. A tense standoff unfolds, testing not just skill with a gun, but the weight of a past that refuses to stay buried.
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Reprinted in The Rawhide Kid #91 (1971), Western Gunfighters #6 (1971), Ranchserien #93 (1972), The Ringo Kid #15 (1972), The Rawhide Kid #104 (1972), Ranchserien #125 (1973), Ranchserien #12 [1974] (1974), Rawhide Kid #14 (1981), Sheriff Klassiker #199
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