Outlaws of the West #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Outlaws of the West #62 The issue contains two Western stories. In the first, Joe—a man trying to bluff his way out of trouble on the Rio Bravo—sells a cattle herd to James J. Maples under market price, leading to his arrest by the sheriff and eventual hanging by outlaws who track him down. A posse arrives too late to save him. In the second story, an outlaw named Lew Arnett, exhausted from fleeing on horseback, seeks shelter at a homestead where a woman named Sally tends to his worn mare; despite his desire to settle down and start a family, Arnett realizes he cannot escape his outlaw status and rides away, while law enforcement officers led by Carl Wilshot track him to the homestead.
In "Return of the Prodigal," the fugitive cattle rustler Jinx Talbot seeks refuge at his brother Joe’s Montana ranch, only to find that the life he fled is catching up with him in ways he never expected. As he aids Joe in defending their land from a ruthless rustling gang led by Hinsdale, Jinx must confront the personal cost of his past choices.
When a bank robbery and explosion tears through town, the inexperienced but determined town constable Arch Olifant—a former general store clerk with no gun to his name—finds himself the only lawman with the duty to pursue King Wiggins, the most vicious outlaw in the territory. Olifant's courage brings him face-to-face with Wiggins and his gang in their own stronghold, where a desperate confrontation tests everything he's made of.
A young Oglala Sioux warrior named for the wild pony that raced through his village at birth, Crazy Horse rises to become a supreme tactician and cavalry leader—uniting tribes, outmaneuvering the U.S. Army, and standing alongside Sitting Bull in the legendary clash at the Little Bighorn. This tale follows his meteoric rise as a military genius and the inexorable forces that shape his destiny.
A young ranch hand defends a brutalized mare from her cruel owner, rancher Carl Wilshot, and steals her to save her life—but this act of mercy brands him an outlaw with Wilshot in relentless pursuit. As the fugitive and the mare flee across hard country, Wilshot's obsession to recapture them puts everyone in his path at risk, forcing an unexpected reckoning that could either trap the boy in the outlaw life forever or offer him a way back.
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Reprinted in The Fastest Gun Western #33 (1978)
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