The Rawhide Kid #92

Marvel's long-running western series delivers a tense street showdown in this 1971 issue, with cover art by Larry Lieber and Frank Giacoia. The cover pulls you right into the action outside the Sheriff's Office, where a lawman squares off against a massive, looming gun-hand in the foreground while townspeople scatter and the Rawhide Kid leaps into the fray from a rooftop above — the speech bubbles promising a lesson in guts that nobody will forget. Titled "The Frightened Gun," this one sets up a clash between courage and intimidation that feels every bit as charged as the blazing colts the tagline promises.