Kid Colt Outlaw #117
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fearsome Fat Man!", Kid Colt faces off against a bizarre outlaw known only as the Fat Man, a towering Australian threat who rules through brute force and a deadly boomerang. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Jack Keller, this 1964 Western thriller sees the lawman confront a criminal with a unique flair—only to make a quiet, principled choice that speaks louder than victory. The cover, a dynamic showcase by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky, captures the showdown’s intensity with a classic, high-stakes flair.
In "The Fearsome Fat Man!", Kid Colt faces off against a notorious outlaw known only as the Fat Man, a towering Australian menace who rules the frontier with brute strength and a deadly boomerang. When the Governor offers a full pardon in exchange for capturing him, the Kid delivers justice—but chooses to honor a wounded deputy’s sacrifice, passing the reward and the credit to ensure the man’s family is cared for.
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↩ Reprints Western Kid #11 (1956)
Reprinted in Fantomen #5/1965 (1965), Sheriff Classics #9129 (1969), Ranchserien #21 (1969), Ranchserien #35 (1969), Sheriff Classics #9143 (1970), The Mighty Marvel Western #8 (1970), Kid Colt Outlaw #192 (1975), Sheriff Klassiker #129, Sheriff Klassiker #143
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