Kid Colt Outlaw #162
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Range War of Vengeance Valley," Kid Colt finds himself caught in a violent standoff between farmers and cattlemen, forced to choose sides when mercenaries hired by the Cattlemen's Association capture him. Written by Larry Lieber and illustrated by Jack Keller, with inks by Keller and lettering by Artie Simek, this 1972 issue sees Colt reluctantly side with the farmers after a personal betrayal and a deadly confrontation. The cover, by Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott, captures the tension of the clash, setting the stage for a story where loyalty and justice collide in the dusty heart of the West.
In "The Range War of Vengeance Valley," Kid Colt finds himself caught in a bitter clash between farmers and cattlemen, where loyalty is tested and old grudges run deep. When he’s captured by mercenaries hired by the Cattlemen's Association, his decision to side with the farmers sets off a chain of choices that forces young Tom to abandon his father, Silas, for love of Lydia—and leads to a deadly confrontation with Blackie. The story unfolds with grit and quiet intensity, as the line between justice and vengeance blurs in the dusty heart of the frontier.
In "Man Without Guns!", Dan, now married to Martha, leaves behind his gun-slinging past to start a new life on the frontier. When the self-proclaimed "boss" Craig Moaby demands tribute and mocks Dan’s decision to lay down arms, Martha comes to a sobering realization about the dangers of the West—and the need for protection. With tensions rising, Dan must reclaim his past to defend his future.
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↩ Reprints Quick Trigger Western #17 (1957), Kid Colt Outlaw #129 (1966)
Reprinted in Héroes del Oeste #338 (1973), Sheriff Classics #9242 (1974), Ranchserien #4 [1974] (1974), Γουέστερν [Western] #4
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