The Ringo Kid #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Badge To Die For!", the legendary gunslinger Ten-Notch Norton returns to town, drawing the attention of young Ace Link, who’s determined to prove he’s the fastest draw around. Stan Lee and Don Heck deliver a tense, character-driven showdown that hinges on skill, pride, and a shocking revelation about Norton’s true condition. The cover by John Severin captures the showdown’s raw intensity, making this 1971 Marvel Western a standout issue.
In "A Badge To Die For!", the Ringo Kid steps in when Sheriff Jim Langtry, wounded and forced to step down, is abandoned by the very town he protected. As the community grapples with the cost of loyalty and duty, Ringo challenges them to remember what it means to stand by their own.
In "The Silent Gunman," a mysterious stranger rides into a lawless frontier town, drawing the scorn of local outlaw Yukon Hooper. When Hooper tries to intimidate him, the quiet man’s calm resolve and unexpected skill quickly shift the balance of power.
In "Return of the Gunfighter!" from The Ringo Kid #12, the legendary Ten-Notch Norton returns to a frontier town, drawing the attention of young Ace Link, who’s determined to prove he’s the quicker draw. Norton, trying to avoid a showdown, offers clever distractions—but Link won’t back down. When the challenge finally comes, the outcome leaves Ace stunned, and the sheriff delivers a quiet revelation that changes everything.
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↩ Reprints Kid Colt Outlaw #48 (1955), Ringo Kid #17 (1957), Ringo Kid #18 (1957), The Rawhide Kid #20 (1961), The Rawhide Kid #28 (1962)
Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #9243 (1974), Sheriff Classics #9245 (1974), Ranchserien #5 [1974] (1974)
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