Rick O'Shay, The Dailies #[3]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the daily newspaper strips of Stan Lynde's Rick O'Shay from 1963 and 1964, continuing the adventures of the easygoing sheriff of the wild and woolly town of Conniption, Montana. The strips showcase Lynde's blend of Western humor and adventure, featuring characters like the dapper Hipshot Percussion and the resourceful Rick himself. Published by Cottonwood Graphics in 1996, this is part of a series reprinting the classic comic strip's daily installments in chronological order.
In "Doctor Franklinstein," Stan Lynde delivers a taut, character-driven Western where violence spirals from a single act of betrayal. When two crooked gamblers are killed by robbers, the stolen loot is quickly seized by the enigmatic Hipshot—only for the surviving robber to turn on him, setting off a chain of events that traps Hipshot and Rick O'Shay in a web of suspicion in the lawless town of Conniption. With Lynde handling every aspect of the art and lettering, the story unfolds with the sharp, deliberate pacing of a classic noir, all under his distinctive, gritty cover by Stan Lynde.
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