Ringo#28

Ringo #28

Jan 1974 · K. G. Murray · 0.25 AUD

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In "The Revolutionaries," Sunday finds himself entangled in a dangerous web of vengeance and justice on a dusty stagecoach journey in 1974. With the arrival of Zelda Gardner and the vengeful Swift Slade, the fragile peace of McIver’s town begins to unravel—until violence erupts and the stakes rise. Written by Víctor Mora and illustrated with striking detail by Víctor de la Fuente, this issue delivers a tense, character-driven tale of loyalty and consequence, with a cover by Víctor de la Fuente.

Contains 3 stories

The Revolutionaries

20 pp · Western-Frontier

RingoGeorgie PerezDiego PerezWalt Perez

In "The Revolutionaries," Ringo risks everything to save Georgie Perez from a river’s grip, only to find the boy snatched by a shadowy band of revolutionaries led by Walt Perez. With his father Diego at his side, Ringo plunges into a dangerous trap that tests loyalty, courage, and the weight of family ties—especially when Georgie’s desperate escape leads to a scorpion’s bite and a final plea to the sheriff that could change everything.

A Man Dies for Nothing

24 pp · Western-Frontier

Colonel Sunday"Swift" SladeSmiler McIverZelda GardenerPearl SladeBrumellChet

The Treasure

20 pp · Western-Frontier

RingoDarioCaptain KarlTonyBasilio

In "The Treasure," Ringo finds himself caught between rival factions in a high-stakes race across the frontier, as Captain Karl moves a treasure under the Emperor Maximilian’s orders. When Tony tries to steal the haul by locking Ringo away, the outlaw escapes to uncover a twist: the chests are a decoy, and the real prize has already been shipped by sea.