Kid Colt Outlaw #138
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The End of an Outlaw?", Kid Colt finds himself at a crossroads after stopping a train robbery and saving the Governor’s life—only to be offered a pardon that demands a night in jail. Written by Denny O'Neil and illustrated by Werner Roth with inks by Herb Trimpe, this 1968 issue captures the tension of a man caught between justice and duty, with a cover by Roth and Trimpe that perfectly frames his dilemma.
In "The End of an Outlaw?", Kid Colt finds himself caught between justice and duty when a train robbery puts the Governor’s life in danger. Though offered a pardon for his past crimes, the price—spending a night in jail—forces him into a desperate choice when he must break out to save the very man who could free him.
In "The Avenging Son!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #138 (1968), Kid Colt stumbles upon a scene of brutal violence—a wagon train left in ruins. Flashing Sky, a young Native American man, stands apart from his people, torn between vengeance and the memory of his father’s teachings. As Kid Colt tries to help Flashing Sky find a path beyond bloodshed, the fragile peace of the frontier hangs in the balance.
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Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #9106 (1968), Sheriff Classics #9108 (1968), Sheriff Classics #9109 (1968), Ranchserien #1 (1968), Sheriff Classics #9131 (1969), Ranchserien #23 (1969), Western Gunfighters #32 (1975), Western Gunfighters #33 (1975), Sheriff Klassiker #106, Sheriff Klassiker #108, Sheriff Klassiker #109, Sheriff Klassiker #131
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