Gabby Hayes #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Gabby Hayes #1" delivers a classic Western showdown in "Ambush at Terror Canyon," a taut, early 1950s tale of deception and survival. With Jack Sparling handling both art and inks, the story unfolds with crisp, grounded pacing as a sheriff on a gold-laden stagecoach faces a dangerous ambush—only to find an unexpected ally in the very outlaw he’s tracking. The cover by Jack Sparling captures the tension perfectly, making this a standout entry in a modest 10-cent comic from 1953.
In the dusty frontier of 1953, a tense stagecoach ride takes a dangerous turn when the sheriff spots the notorious outlaw Billy Shaw among the passengers. When the coach is ambushed at a remote ferry crossing, Shaw and the ferry owner quietly orchestrate a daring plan to turn the tide—using the land itself to scatter the bandits. Grateful and wary, the sheriff chooses to look the other way, letting Shaw slip through the cracks.
In "null," a quiet moment between the Oldtimer and two children unfolds as he recounts the tale of Hod Denim, a man fleeing on foot from hostile Indians across the rugged frontier. When hope seems lost, a stray dog that’s been trailing him triggers a landslide, forcing the pursuers to retreat—leaving Hod and the dog alike to face what comes next.
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