Kid Colt Outlaw #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fury at the Circle-R!", Kid Colt stumbles upon a quiet town that finally feels like home—until a desperate robbery forces him to break his solemn vow never to carry a gun again. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with gritty detail by Jack Keller, with inks by George Klein and Christopher Rule, and vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1959 issue captures the weight of a man torn between peace and duty. The cover by Jack Kirby, inked by Christopher Rule and Al Hartley, perfectly frames the tension of a hero caught between two worlds.
In "Give Me Your Guns!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #87, Jo finds a quiet town where he’s finally welcome—no guns, no violence, just peace. But when a robbery threatens the town’s safety, he breaks his promise to leave his weapons behind, and the weight of that choice forces him to walk away.
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Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #932 (1965), Sheriff Classics #933 (1965), Star Western #32 (1965), Star Western #33 (1965), Kid Colt Outlaw #168 (1973), Kid Colt Outlaw #169 (1973), Western Team-Up #1 (1973), Kid Colt Album #2 (1974), Ranchserien #10 [1974] (1974), Ranchserien #12 [1974] (1974), Kid Colt Outlaw #57, Sheriff Klassiker #932, Sheriff Klassiker #933
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