Kid Colt Outlaw #93

On a rugged mountain ledge, Kid Colt stands his ground with pistol drawn, caught between a fleeing outlaw behind him and a menacing green-clad gunman to his right — while a shrouded, glowing apparition taunts him with the chilling declaration that his guns are useless and doom is certain. The cover, penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Dick Ayers, crackles with western tension given an eerie supernatural twist, promising a novel-length thriller told across two chapters. This October 1960 issue of Kid Colt Outlaw delivers exactly the kind of pulpy, imaginative storytelling that made Marvel's western line such a treat.