Kid Colt Outlaw #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Guns of Drago Dalton!", Kid Colt finds himself outmaneuvered when a cunning outlaw tricks him into surrendering, hoping to use the distraction to ransack the town. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with gritty precision by Jack Keller, this 1961 classic sees the lawman escape and take justice into his own hands. The cover, a dynamic piece by Jack Kirby with inks by Dick Ayers, captures the tension of the showdown.
In "The Guns of Drago Dalton!" from Kid Colt Outlaw #97, a cunning outlaw sets a trap that lures Kid Colt into surrendering, hoping to ransack the frontier town while the hero is locked away. When Kid Colt escapes, he must track down the man who betrayed him, turning the tables in a showdown that tests both wit and grit.
In "Wanted," Bat Hogan, once a man of the frontier, becomes a fugitive after robbing a bank and wounding the Sheriff. Hunted by a relentless posse, he finds that his past ties mean nothing now—friends and townsfolk alike turn their backs, leaving him isolated and desperate. As the net closes, his final stand isn't against the law, but against the cost of being branded an outlaw.
In "Hand to Hand!", a desperate blacksmith sets out to capture Kid Colt for the bounty, only to find his own life in danger when a sudden fire traps him in his forge. When Kid Colt rushes in to save him, the act of heroism burns the outlaw’s hand—but it’s the moment that changes everything.
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↩ Reprints Matt Slade, Gunfighter #3 (1956)
Reprinted in Kid Colt Outlaw #130 (1966), Kid Colt Outlaw #133 (1967), Kid Colt Outlaw #198 (1975), Western Gunfighters #31 (1975), Sheriff Klassiker #978, Sheriff Klassiker #982
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