Kid Cowboy #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Outcasts of the Range," Kid Cowboy investigates trouble at a peaceful valley after suspicion falls on itinerant Mexican workers, discovering that night riders led by the outlaw Jack Bascomb are actually responsible for rustling cattle and causing unrest. Kid Cowboy works to prove the workers innocent and stop Bascomb's gang from further raids. The issue also contains an unrelated urban crime story involving a character named Keno Sharp, a newspaper editor's daughter, and conflicts with criminals in a city setting.
When escaped convict Albert Wilkes frames Kid Cowboy for a Wells Fargo robbery to settle an old score, our hero must go on the run to prove his innocence and expose the real culprit behind the crime. With help from his trusted ally Red Feather, Kid Cowboy sets a trap to corner Wilkes and force a confession that will clear his name. "Return of the Sagebrush Napoleon" brings one of the territory's most cunning outlaws to justice in this action-packed tale from Kid Cowboy #10.
Kid Cowboy stands up for a band of Mexican workers when suspicious townspeople blame them for a string of robberies sweeping the valley. As mob anger builds and the evidence seems to point their way, Kid Cowboy refuses to believe his friendly neighbors are guilty—and sets out to prove that someone else is orchestrating the crimes while using the workers as the perfect scapegoat. With courage and quick thinking, he uncovers the real culprit and clears the names of people who asked for nothing but honest work and fair treatment.
Jim Gurney arrives in Pinola Valley to reunite with his brother Steve, only to discover that Steve has been ambushed and killed by night riders—and the local sheriff seems to be in the pocket of the ruthless rancher Hanover. When Jim confronts Hanover about his brother's death, a gunfight erupts, and Jim finds himself framed for murder and thrown in jail by the corrupt lawman. Aided by Kid Cowboy and his allies, Jim must survive a lynch mob and outwit the night riders terrorizing the valley while uncovering the truth behind his brother's death.
When newspaper editor Ward takes on the town's ruffians with her pen, she draws the ire of the dangerous Keno Sharp—and both Mr. Nelson and his friend the singing cowboy Clint Harper find themselves caught in a dangerous standoff at her office. As violence erupts, the cowboy and his well-meaning pal must face off against Sharp and his men to protect the fearless editor who insists she can handle herself.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Cast · 11 characters
Full credits
Reprints
Reprinted in Wild Western Roundup #1 (1957), Wild Western Roundup #1 (1958)
Key issues in Kid Cowboy
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.
