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Six-Gun Heroes #44

Dec 1957 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Kit Carson and his companions face a desperate situation when they become trapped in a churning river and must escape before the current sweeps them over a waterfall. After struggling through the water, they discover a burning cabin and work frantically to rescue those trapped inside, using blankets and teamwork to protect themselves from the spreading flames. When Kit makes a daring rifle shot to help one of the three men escape, he claims it as magic and luck, but later back at camp he admits the successful shot required both skill and belief.

Contains 5 stories
Apache Gold
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Kit Carson

Kit Carson sets out to find the missing Indian Commissioner Farnum Galt, who’s been taken by Apache warriors—but soon realizes the truth behind the ruse. As he navigates a tense standoff with both the Apache and a gang of gold-hungry claim-jumpers, Kit must use wit and courage to expose the real enemy before war erupts.

Incident At Devil's Roar Rapids
4 pp · Western-Frontier
Kit Carson

Kit Carson and his horse Toro encounter a wounded stranger swept toward the deadly Devil's Roar Rapids, launching a daring rescue that quickly turns perilous. As they struggle against the current, the man reveals he’s being hunted by rustlers who tried to kill him by pushing him into the river. Kit must stay alert as the danger shifts from the rapids to the hidden threat of the rustlers closing in.

Showdown Near Taos
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Kit Carson

Kit Carson races to save an old friend, Pat Starrett, after learning that his former nemesis, Monty Graves, has escaped prison and is coming for him. With time running out and bullets spent, Kit and his ally El Toro must devise a desperate plan to outwit Graves and his gang before they reach Pat’s isolated cabin near Taos.

Long Shot
4 pp · Western-Frontier
Jim Bowie

Jim Bowie, facing a determined tribe led by the defiant Chief Bigfoot, attempts a bold peace effort—only to be met with hostility. When the young warriors challenge him with lances, he turns the tide by daring the tribe to a one-on-one contest, testing his skill against three of their bravest. As he stands poised, he warns the chief that a long shot from a distant pine tree could end the standoff—leaving the outcome uncertain.

Sandy Creek Jailbreak
3 pp · Western-Frontier

In the frontier town of Sandy Creek, newly appointed Sheriff Slater locks up local loggers and fur trappers after they’re caught wrestling for drinks, sparking outrage when he charges them with assault. Tensions rise when the prisoners break out of jail, leading to a showdown where the townspeople demand justice — and the real sheriff, Dan'l Boone, steps in to restore order.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker Maurice Whitman
cover pencils, inks Maurice Whitman

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