Kid Colt Outlaw #163
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Dakota Dixon, the Badman!", Kid Colt finds himself caught between duty and desire when he rescues a young woman from the Apaches—only to push her away, hiding both his heroism and his feelings. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with gritty detail by Jack Keller, George Klein, and Artie Simek, this 1972 Western thriller captures a man torn between his past and a fragile new connection. The cover by Dick Ayers and Henry Scarpelli perfectly frames the tension of a lone gunslinger guarding his heart as much as his town.
In "The Outlaw and the Lady!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #163, Jo finds herself in danger when Apaches attack, and Kid Colt comes to her rescue—though he hides his true feelings, pretending indifference to keep her from following him into the frontier’s dangers. The story unfolds with quiet tension as loyalty and unspoken affection simmer beneath the surface of a rugged Western setting.
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↩ Reprints Kid Colt Outlaw #45 (1955), Kid Colt Outlaw #88 (1960), Kid Colt Outlaw #105 (1962)
Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #9240 (1974), Sheriff Classics #9242 (1974), Sheriff Classics #9244 (1974)
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