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Cover: Charles Nicholas & Bill Molno & Vince Alascia
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Outlaws of the West #15

Jun 1958 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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The issue contains two stories. In the first, Al Tuttle, a gunslinger, faces off against Coley Grimm, a faster draw who challenges him to a duel. Al accepts the challenge despite warnings, and the two engage in a showdown where Al manages to outmatch Grimm. In the second story, "He Stands Alone," Sheriff Whit Saunders of Blue Forks receives word that a bad one named Wolf Curley is heading his way after escaping prison. Despite the town's concern, Saunders prepares to face Curley alone, demonstrating the courage required to uphold law and order. Luke Bannion, the foreman of a local ranch, assists Saunders in the confrontation that follows.

Contains 5 stories
Brand of the Gunman
6 pp · Western-Frontier

In the rugged frontier, Cass takes in young Billy Morgan after his father’s death, vowing to protect him and their ranch from the ruthless cattle rustler Josh MacRae. When the infamous gunslinger Kid Canute rides into town, posing as a stranger, Cass is wary—but Billy is drawn to the outlaw’s swagger, even as he secretly teaches the boy to shoot and raid MacRae’s herds. As tensions boil over and MacRae returns with his men, the truth about Kid Canute’s identity begins to unravel, forcing Cass to confront a painful secret tied to Billy’s missing brother.

Gun Proud
2 pp · Western-Frontier

In the dusty town of Aspen Bend, Al Tuttles rides tall, pride swelling from his reputation as the town’s top gun—though his skill is only proven against locals like Cotton and Billy Howard. When the notorious gunfighter Coley Grimm arrives, Al brags about his prowess and challenges the legend, eager to prove himself. The moment he draws, the truth of his limits becomes clear in a flash.

The Sound of Bugles
5 pp · Western-Frontier

In the isolated Fort Dodge, young Captain Amos Ward must defend the post when Comanche outlaw Red Dog launches a surprise attack, leaving him in command with only a handful of men and his wife Marie, who fears he’ll never return. With no reinforcements and Red Dog’s spies watching every move, Ward devises a daring plan to lure the enemy into a trap using the fort as bait and the sound of cavalry bugles as his weapon.

He Stands Alone
5 pp · Western-Frontier

Sheriff Whit Saunders, aging and burdened by years of duty, faces the return of Wolf Curry, the outlaw he once bested and sent to prison—now determined to settle their score. As the town holds its breath, Saunders prepares to stand alone, relying not on speed but on experience, precision, and the weight of his badge.

Gun Shy!
6 pp · Western-Frontier

Jo Farrell, a young man newly arrived to claim his late father’s ranch, finds himself targeted by the ruthless foreman Luke Bannion, who’s determined to cow him into fleeing. When the town’s deputy, Rick Butler, arrives to intervene, Jo must confront his deep-seated fear of guns—rooted in a promise to his mother—while Bannion’s violent tactics escalate into a showdown that tests Jo’s courage and forces him to choose between his past and the law.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker, letterer Pete Morisi
cover pencils Charles Nicholas
cover pencils Bill Molno
cover inks Vince Alascia

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Reprinted in Outlaws of the West #6 (1958)

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