Kid Colt Outlaw #214
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kid Colt—No More!", a vengeful Roy seeks retribution against Kid Colt for sending his brother to prison, setting off a tense clash of loyalty and justice. With Kincaid pulling strings and the frontier on edge, Roy’s refusal to join the outlaw gang leads to an unexpected alliance as he and Colt unite to stop a greater threat. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Jack Keller, with a striking cover by Gene Colan and Klaus Janson, this 1977 issue delivers a gritty, character-driven Western showdown.
In "Kid Colt—No More!", Jo, the legendary outlaw, fakes his own death and vanishes into anonymity, hoping to escape the weight of his past. But when he learns the news of his demise has sparked a surge in lawlessness, he must decide whether to stay hidden—or step back into the role he thought he’d left behind.
In "Six-Gun Challenge," Roy, driven by a personal vendetta against Kid Colt for sending his brother to prison, finds himself caught between loyalty and justice when Kincaid offers him a chance to settle the score. Though Roy initially refuses Kincaid’s offer to ambush Colt, the two men are ultimately forced to set aside their differences when a greater threat emerges.
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↩ Reprints Kid Colt Outlaw #58 (1956), Kid Colt Outlaw #113 (1963), Western Gunfighters #1 (1970)
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