True Western #1

Dec 1949 · Marvel · 0.10 USD

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“The Kid Who Couldn't Stop Shootin'!”

In "The Kid Who Couldn't Stop Shootin'!", a wronged young man named Todd seeks justice after being framed for a crime he didn’t commit and losing his father to a ruthless land baron. With a trail of betrayal and oil-stained secrets, Todd uncovers the truth behind the deed to his family’s land—revealing a signature that shouldn’t be there. Written and illustrated by Dave Berg, this gripping tale from True Western #1 (1949) delivers a raw, classic Western showdown with a twist that redefines what justice looks like.

artist, inker Dave Berg

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artist, inker Dave Berg

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Munsy Karl has Todd's father killed and frames Todd for stealing a horse. After getting out of prison Todd goes after Karl for revenge and discovers Karl has taken over his family's land, building oil wells. Todd proves Karl didn't acquire it legally from his father because his father's signature is on the deed, despite his father being illiterate. With his crimes exposed, Karl dies fighting Todd.

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