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Sugarfoot #[nn]

Jan 1959 · Magazine Management · 1/3 [0-1-3 AUP]
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"Brannigan's Boots" sees Sugarfoot riding into Bonanza with Tate Mason when Notch Coberly's gang strikes, abducting Mason just before his trial testimony. Now branded a liar in town, Sugarfoot must clear his name while the trail of a mysterious pair of boots leads him deeper into a web of deception. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, with sharp, expressive art by Alex Toth, this 1959 Western thriller delivers tense atmosphere and classic frontier grit.

Contains 2 stories
Brannigan's Boots
39 pp · Western-Frontier

In "Brannigan's Boots," Sugarfoot takes on the role of sheriff in the dusty town of Bluerock, where the former sheriff’s daughter joins him in unraveling the mystery behind her father’s death. With the weight of the badge and the silence of the frontier pressing in, their partnership begins not with trust, but with a shared need for answers.

Eye Witness
25 pp · Western-Frontier

In "Eye Witness," Sugarfoot rides into Bonanza with Tate Mason, only to see Mason taken by Notch Coberly's gang just before his trial. With Mason missing and Sugarfoot the only witness, the townspeople question his story—leaving him to prove both his innocence and the truth, one step at a time.

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artist, inker Alex Toth

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