The Mighty Marvel Western #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Bullet Proof Man," Jim stands firm on his ranch as rustlers strike and Barlow schemes to steal Betty from him—only to find his plans unravel when the true source of the attacks is revealed. With Gene Colan's striking art and dynamic inks bringing the showdown to life, this 1973 Western delivers a tense, grounded clash of loyalty and justice. The cover by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia captures the moment’s grit and suspense.
In the dusty frontier town of 1880s New Mexico, the Rawhide Kid rides into a showdown with a man who claims to be bullet-proof—until the truth about his so-called invincibility is exposed. With Mary Jones and Mr. Jones caught in the crossfire and a mysterious figure known only as Nightwind watching from the shadows, the legend of the Bullet-Proof Man unravels in a tale of deception, daring, and the sharp edge of justice.
In "When Rustlers Ride," Jim Turner faces a double threat as cattle rustlers strike his ranch and Barlow schemes to steal Betty from him. With loyalty tested and tensions rising, Jim must confront the truth behind the raids—only to discover Barlow’s hand in the sabotage.
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↩ Reprints Matt Slade, Gunfighter #2 (1956), Two Gun Kid #49 (1959), The Rawhide Kid #26 (1962), Two Gun Kid #65 (1963)
Reprinted in Maverick Western Library #3 (1971), Marvel Masterworks: Rawhide Kid #2 (2007)
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