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Cover: Dick Giordano
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Six-Gun Heroes #62

Apr 1961 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains multiple Western stories. "Wyatt Earp: The Buffalo Men" follows Wyatt Earp as he heads to Santa Fe, where buffalo hunters prove to be formidable adversaries; a marksman named Skelly targets a tenderfool, but Earp intervenes to protect him. A Wild Bill Hickok story depicts Midworn Bill at Spur Creek, where he encounters Rod Crandall and discusses a past shooting; Bill declines to help marshal a search for a killer. The issue also features a text story about breaking broncos on a ranch, detailing the challenging process of training wild mustangs and vaqueros working cattle during a summer roundup in the Old West.

Contains 5 stories
Untitled Western-Frontier story
5 pp · Western-Frontier
NancyRomeo Riva (villain)Pablo (villain)
The Buffalo Men
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Barker John (villain, leader)Ned Bahm (villain)Bull McQueen (villain)Skelly (villain)

In a remote ravine, the notorious Buffalo Men—Barker John, Ned Bahm, Bull McQueen, and Skelly—capture Wyatt Earp after mistaking him for a wealthy traveler, only to be stunned when he reveals his true identity and outmaneuvers them with quick thinking and hidden skill. As the group grapples with their mistaken target, Earp offers them a chance to redeem themselves, turning their capture into an unexpected alliance.

The Eliminator
7 pp · Western-Frontier
Doc SloanCliffSheriff PaleyJeff Stubbs (villain)Pete Stubbs (villain)

Wild Bill Hickok arrives in Gila River after capturing Pete Stubbs, only to find the outlaw shot under mysterious circumstances. As he pieces together clues from the bullet wound and a prior killing linked to Pete’s brother Jeff, Bill begins to suspect a deeper conspiracy — and prepares a trap for the real killer, who may be closer than he thinks.

Crossfire
3 pp · Western-Frontier
Clamp Murdock (a Ranger)Tom (a Ranger, poses as Shep Devlin)Blacky Rivers (villain)Ticktock Charlie (villain)

In a remote canyon shack, the outlaw Ticktock Charlie and his partner Blacky Rivers hide, trusting the disguised Ranger Tom—posing as Shep Devlin—to protect them. When Ranger Clamp Murdock arrives, the outlaws prepare a deadly ambush, unaware that Tom is actually working undercover to bring them in.

The Brain Job
3 pp · Western-Frontier
Deputy Charlie WebbJohn Peters (bank watchman)unnamed bank presidentCal Eastland (villain)Puncher Haas (villain)

Cal Eastland and Puncher Haas plan a bank heist, exploiting the bank watchman John Peters’s apparent sleepiness—caused by a wine bottle he’s been using to mask his real alertness. As they break into the vault, they’re unaware that Deputy Charlie Webb has been waiting for them, and that John Peters has been faking his sleep all along.

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writer Joe Gill
cover pencils, inks Dick Giordano

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