Western Comics #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Texas Trail Robbery!", sixteen-year-old Duane Jeffries finds himself at a crossroads, unsure of his path—until a sudden gunfight with the mysterious Pow-Wow throws him into action. With help from the seasoned outlaw-turned-mentor, Duane learns the hard way that justice in the West demands more than courage. Written by Gardner Fox and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Carmine Infantino, this 1960 Western Comics classic features a cover by Gil Kane and Joe Giella that captures the grit and tension of the frontier.
In the dusty town of Red Rock, a storm cuts short a poker game, setting off a chain of events when Jim Dexter arrives with the sheriff, claiming he’s been robbed. With Matt Savage accused and the money found in his bag, the trial heats up—until a sharp-eyed observation reveals the stolen cash shows no sign of water damage, pointing to a clever frame-up. As tensions rise, the truth unravels: Jim was paid by Greg Parker of the Walking Box group to pin the theft on Matt, but the real twist lies in the fate of the group itself—quarantined by a mysterious illness.
In "Gun Duel at Copper Creek!" from Western Comics #80, sixteen-year-old Duane Jeffries finds himself thrust into the harsh realities of frontier life when a sudden gunfight interrupts his coming-of-age. With the help of the seasoned tracker Pow-Wow, Duane helps capture the outlaws, sparking his dream to become a lawman. Years later, as Copper Creek’s new sheriff, Duane faces a deadly ambush on his first day—only to be saved by Pow-Wow, who uncovers a deeper conspiracy and guides Duane toward a new path in Elkhorn.
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↩ Reprints Tomahawk #20 (1953)
Reprinted in All-Star Western #1 (1970), Tomahawk #6/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #6/1971 (1971), Tomahawk #5/1960
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