Kid Colt Outlaw #135
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Menace of Black Bart's Thundering Guns," Kid Colt faces off against the feared outlaw Black Bart, whose intimidating presence seems to cow even the toughest gunslinger. Written by Sol Brodsky and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Herb Trimpe—both on interior pages and cover—this 1967 issue captures the raw tension of a showdown that’s as much about pride as it is about bullets.
In "The Menace of Black Bart's Thundering Guns," the notorious outlaw Black Bart uses fear and intimidation to force Kid Colt into backing down from a showdown—though the truth is, Kid Colt isn’t just scared, he’s truly ill. When he recovers, the outlaw’s challenge hangs in the air, setting the stage for a rematch that’s as much about pride as it is about justice.
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↩ Reprints Kid Colt Outlaw #104 (1962)
Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #992 (1967), Sheriff Classics #995 (1968), L'étonnant Spider-Man #52 (1975), Kid Colt Outlaw #200 (1975), Sheriff Klassiker #992, Sheriff Klassiker #995
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