Kid Colt Outlaw #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "How the Kid Became an Outlaw!", Blaine Colt grapples with the weight of his own skill when tragedy strikes—after his father is murdered, he takes justice into his own hands in a duel, forever changing his path. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Jack Keller and inks by Christopher Rule, this 1958 classic captures a pivotal moment in the outlaw’s past. The cover, a dynamic piece by Joe Maneely, perfectly frames the turning point in Blaine’s journey.
Blaine Colt, a man who refuses to carry a gun out of fear he’ll kill in anger, is forced to draw when his father is murdered. In a single, fateful duel, he takes a life—and becomes an outlaw on the run.
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↩ Reprints Two Gun Western #13 (1952)
Reprinted in Kid Colt Outlaw #43 (1960), Sheriff Classics #965 (1966), Kid Colt Outlaw #130 (1966), Kid Colt Outlaw #170 (1973), Ranchserien #10 [1974] (1974), Sheriff Klassiker #964, Sheriff Klassiker #965
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