Kid Colt Outlaw #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gunsmoke in Calico!", Kid Colt finds himself falsely accused after a young boy is accidentally shot, with a vengeful gunslinger orchestrating the frame-up. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life with sharp, dynamic art by Jack Keller—both inks and pencils—and lettered by Joe Letterese, this 1957 Western thriller sees the outlaw hero fight to clear his name. The cover, a striking portrait by Joe Maneely, captures the tension of the showdown.
In "Six-Guns Can Talk!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #75, a bitter gunslinger seeks revenge after being bested by Kid Colt, setting up a deadly frame-up that casts suspicion on the outlaw hero. With quiet resolve and a sharp eye for truth, Kid Colt must prove his innocence before the law—and his reputation—hang in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Quick Trigger Western #13 (1956)
Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #931 (1965), Sheriff Classics #932 (1965), Sheriff Classics #933 (1965), Star Western #31 (1965), Star Western #32 (1965), Star Western #33 (1965), The Mighty Marvel Western #23 (1973), Kid Colt Outlaw #174 (1973), Western Gunfighters #20 (1974), Western Gunfighters #26 (1974), Kid Colt Album #1 (1975), Kid Colt Album #3 (1975), Giant-Size Kid Colt #2 (1975), Kid Colt Outlaw #39, Le Monstre de Frankenstein #6, Sheriff Klassiker #931, Sheriff Klassiker #932, Sheriff Klassiker #933
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