Gunfighters #55
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Vigilante Law," Jesse takes a dangerous stand when he spots an innocent man with a money belt entering Craghorn, a lawless town ruled by the notorious outlaw Captain Brock. With the man captured and the town's justice in disarray, Jesse and his prisoner must trust the few honest souls still left in Craghorn to restore order. Penciled by Charles Nicholas and inked by Vince Alascia, this 1979 Charlton Western unfolds with tense atmosphere and moral weight, while Dick Giordano’s cover captures the grit and suspense of the story’s setting.
In "Vigilante Law," Jesse takes on a dangerous mission when he spots an innocent man with a money belt entering Craghorn, a lawless town ruled by the notorious outlaw Captain Brock. With the man captured and the town’s justice in shambles, Jesse and his prisoner must trust the few honest souls still left to restore order—before the vigilante’s reign of fear claims another victim.
In "Outlaw Territory," the Sheriff ventures into a lawless valley to capture Moe Taggart, a notorious cattle rustler, knowing the real challenge lies not in the arrest—but in surviving the treacherous journey out with his prisoner in tow. With every shadowed ridge and hidden trail bristling with enemies, he’s not just hauling a criminal; he’s carrying a death sentence on his back.
In the dusty frontier of 1979’s *Gunfighters #55*, Amos Cady arrives with a cold demand to foreclose on the Smith Ranch, claiming Mrs. Smith never paid her last installment. When he underestimates her quiet resolve, he’s met with unexpected resistance—not from her, but from Annie Oakley, who steps forward with a calm fire and a rifle in her hand. The story unfolds with the quiet tension of a showdown not with guns, but with will.
Buford’s long ride from Oklahoma to Wyoming ends where it began—with justice on his mind and a gun in his hand. When he finally tracks down Radford Kent, he finds the man mid-scheme, setting up another innocent to take the fall for a bank heist.
In "Showdown," Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson stand as the unshakable pillars of law in Dodge City, until two outlaws begin weaving a web of deceit to pit them against each other in a deadly duel. As tension mounts and trust is tested, the real danger lies not in the gunfight to come, but in the shadows watching, waiting to claim the victor.
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