Rocky Lane Western Comic Annual #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trouble Boss," Rocky Lane finds himself tangled in a web of deception after escaping a snare, only to stumble upon Dr. Marvel and his mysterious Wonder Elixir, which has left every man in town docile and vulnerable. As Rocky tries to unravel the truth behind the elixir’s hold on the town, he’s captured, escapes, and faces a desperate flight—only to be shot while running. The story unfolds with sharp pacing and a gritty Western edge, drawn with precision by Ralph Carlson, whose bold lines bring the danger and tension to life. The cover by Ralph Carlson captures the moment of peril with striking intensity.
In the parched town of Deerhorn, where dust storms and desperation go hand in hand, a rainmaker arrives with promises of relief—only to unleash chaos when his cannon blast coincides with a bank heist. As ten thousand dollars vanishes and the town reels, Rocky Lane takes up the trail, only to find himself ensnared in a trap as cunning as the man who set it.
In "Rocky Lane and the Chameleon Kid Chapter Two Doom in the Darkness," Rocky Lane breaks free from a snare and follows a trail that leads him to a traveling wagon carrying Dr. Marvel and his mysterious Wonder Elixir. What begins as a chance encounter quickly turns dangerous when Rocky discovers the entire town is under the elixir’s spell, leaving its men helpless and prey to Dr. Marvel’s gang. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story unfolds with tense, shadowed pacing as Rocky’s next move could be his last.
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