Rawhide #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Trail to Freedom" in Rawhide #6 (1963) delivers a tense, character-driven Western where a 50-year-old man and his son quietly slip away from a trail drive, only to be tracked down by trail boss Gil Favor. When the truth emerges—this man is an escaped convict wrongfully sentenced by a corrupt judge—the group faces a deadly test when the herd is attacked by Indians. Warren Tufts handles the art, inks, and letters, bringing the rugged journey and shifting loyalties to life, while writers Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer craft a story where redemption is earned, not given.
In "Trail to Freedom," a weary father and his son struggle to keep pace on a grueling trail drive, their quiet departure sparking suspicion when a marshal questions them. When trail boss Gil Favor uncovers the older man’s past as a wrongly convicted fugitive, the truth is tested when a sudden Indian attack forces the entire crew to defend the herd—where the convict’s heroism in the heat of battle begins to shift even the harshest judgments.
In "A Town Full of Trouble," trail boss Gil Favor sends Wishbone and Mushy to the Clanton General Store for supplies, only to have them beaten and turned away without help. When Gil and Rowdy arrive, they learn the town’s hostility stems from a previous herd’s violent rampage that left three men dead—and now the townsfolk are determined to keep all herds at bay, even if it means driving the cattle straight into town.
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