Western Comics #75
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Menace of the Magic Arrows!", a lone rider named Wyoming passes through the curious town of Saddle Rock, where every shop and saloon bears his name—though he’s never been there before. Written by Gardner Fox and illustrated by Howard Sherman, this 1959 Western Comics tale unfolds with a twist: the town’s strange naming habit hides a deeper deception, as freshly painted signs mask a secret where outlaws control the town and its people are trapped. The cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella captures the mystery with sharp, striking detail.
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Riding through Saddle Rock, Wyoming is confused to find every business establishment is named after him, since he has never been there before. He's told that the townspeople use his name as a deterrent to outlaws, who would see his name and keep riding on through. But Wyoming notices that the signs are all freshly painted, and discovers it's all a ruse to disguise that outlaws already run the town and the townspeople are prisoners.
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