Ringo Kid #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Ringo Kid #1 (1954) introduces a story rooted in frontier justice and personal tragedy, as former attorney Cory Rand, disbarred for marrying Dawn Star, a Comanche woman, builds a new life on a remote ranch with his family. When Shad Rathburn attempts to buy his land and is refused, the tension escalates into violence after Rathburn’s men burn down Rand’s home and murder his wife. Rescued by his young son, who will grow to become the Ringo Kid, Cory’s story of loss and defiance sets the stage for a reckoning. Penciled and inked by Joe Maneely, the issue’s stark, dramatic artwork brings the emotional weight of this Western origin to life.
In "null," former attorney Cory Rand, disgraced and exiled after marrying Comanche woman Dawn Star, builds a quiet life on a remote ranch with his growing family. When land baron Shad Rathburn demands his property and is refused, the threat escalates into violence that shatters Rand’s world. The story follows the aftermath of that tragedy, setting the stage for a son’s rise and a reckoning forged in loss.
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Reprinted in Ringo Kid Western #1 (1955), Ringo Kid #1 (1955), Ringo Kid #6 (1956), Giant Gunsmoke Western #2 (1958), Giant Gunsmoke Western #8 (1959), Atlas Artist Edition #1 (2023)
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