Six-Gun Heroes #72

Jan 1963 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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This issue contains two stories. "The Badge" features Wyatt Earp confronting the chaos brought to Dodge City by wild Texas cattle herds and cowboys during a major cattle drive, as he works to maintain order in the town. "The One That Got Away" involves three hardened border-jumpers led by Trig Corlo who rob a bank and kill a hero, but are pursued by Sheriff Nolan and the Rising Winchester, with Corlo attempting to escape with stolen cash while Dr. Lawton fights to survive.

Contains 4 stories

Flaming Guns

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Gunmaster [Clay Boone]

The One That Got Away

4 pp · Western-Frontier

Trig Corlo and his outlaw gang flee Emerson Corner after a bank heist, narrowly escaping a deputy’s ambush. As they race toward the sanctuary of Devil’s Playground, Corlo’s partner Ames stays behind to delay the sheriff’s posse, knowing he’ll be captured—but Corlo has a plan that turns the outlaw’s betrayal into a trap.

Raid of the Comancheros

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Annie Oakley

In the wake of a brutal Comanchero raid that leaves Sheriff Sam Benson wounded, Annie Oakley steps in to lead the defense of the town. With the Comancheros threatening to burn Connerville at noon, she rallies the townspeople, orchestrating a surprise ambush from hidden positions throughout the town.

The Badge

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp, no longer wearing the badge, watches as the town descends into chaos after the arrival of a defiant Texas cattle herd and the town council replaces him with a corrupt businessman. As lawlessness spreads and the townspeople suffer, Earp is forced to confront whether his absence from duty has allowed the very violence he once prevented to take hold.