Kid Colt Outlaw #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeKid Colt Outlaw #33 (1954) delivers a classic Western standoff with a twist, as the lone rider stumbles upon Cat Hardin’s camp and rescues a kidnapped young woman. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Jack Keller, the story unfolds with sharp pacing and grounded tension, highlighting the contrast between Kid Colt’s honor and the ruthless reputation of Copper Moss. The cover, by Sol Brodsky, captures the moment’s suspense perfectly.
In "null," Marshal Frosty Dance sets out to capture Kid Colt, convinced he's a dangerous outlaw—until a sudden attack by Indians forces the two men to fight side by side, revealing a truth that complicates everything. The story unfolds in the stark, sun-baked frontier, where loyalty and perception are tested in the heat of survival.
In "null," Kid Colt stumbles upon Cat Hardin’s camp and frees a young woman named Copper Moss, who initially thinks he’s after the ransom. As their uneasy alliance forms, Copper’s suspicions clash with Kid Colt’s quiet integrity, revealing a man far different from the outlaw she expected.
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Reprinted in Arizona Kid #5 (1954), Kid Colt Outlaw #33 (1954), Kid Colt Outlaw #40 (1955), Kid Colt Outlaw #3 (1956), Kid Slade Gunfighter #1 (1957), Kid Colt Outlaw Giant #7 (1959), Kid Colt Outlaw Giant #11 (1959), Kid Slade Gunfighter #2 (1960), Sheriff Classics #937 (1965), Sheriff Classics #939 (1965), Star Western #37 (1965), Star Western #39 (1965), Kid Colt Album #5 (1975), Giant Wild West #6, Kid Colt Outlaw #16, Sheriff Klassiker #937, Sheriff Klassiker #939
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