The Rawhide Kid #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "When the Scorpion Strikes," the Rawhide Kid faces a masked outlaw in a high-stakes showdown that leaves him paralyzed—only to awaken and unravel a twisted tale of revenge and invention. Written and drawn by Larry Lieber, with inks by John Tartaglione and letters by Artie Simek, this 1967 Western thriller sees the Kid track a cunning criminal to a crumbling mine, where past grievances collide with a deadly new weapon. The cover, penciled by Lieber and inked by Tartaglione, captures the moment of confrontation with tense, dramatic flair.
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The Rawhide Kid tries to stop a green-clad masked man from robbing a stage. But one winging shot leaves RK totally paralyzed! When the paralysis wears off, he pokes around in town. Turns out an apothecary arrived a few months ago and was bullied and humiliated. He invented a paralyzing solution in plastic bullets so a mere nick stops a man cold. He moved on to robbery. RK tracks him to an abandoned mine. As it collapses, The Scorpion is winged by his own bullet! "He came to a big untamed land and tried to conquer it - the wrong way!"
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