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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Horse-Opera Hamlet: Grease-Paint and Six-Shooters," Western outlaw Gregory Hale, a master of disguise, teams up with his old gang for a meticulously planned train heist—only to unravel his own scheme when he swaps disguises mid-caper without warning. The tension builds as his crew fails to recognize him, turning a flawless plan into a tense game of mistaken identity. Illustrated with bold, expressive lines by Henry Kiefer and featuring a striking cover by Graham Ingels, this 1996 tale blends classic Western grit with a touch of dark humor.
In "Horse-Opera Hamlet: Grease-Paint and Six-Shooters," outlaw Gregory Hale pulls off his most daring heist yet—disguised as a traveling performer, he infiltrates a train robbery with his old gang. But when he swaps identities mid-caper without warning, the crew he once trusted sees only a stranger—and the stage is set for a showdown of mistaken identity and dusty deception.
In "Your Newsdealer -- He Is Your Friend!", Terry Wright rallies his friends to tidy up the comic rack at Mr. Newsdealer’s store after their reading, turning a simple act of kindness into a quiet moment of community care. A small gesture, told with sincerity and a touch of warmth, highlights the everyday bond between a regular customer and the man who keeps the shelves stocked.
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↩ Reprints Saddle Justice #3 (1948), Saddle Justice #4 (1948), Saddle Justice #5 (1949), Saddle Justice #6 (1949), Saddle Justice #7 (1949), Saddle Justice #8 (1949)
Reprinted in Crime Patrol #2
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