Western Gunfighters #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prisoner of the Durado Gang," Kid Colt finds himself trapped in the crosshairs of a ruthless outlaw crew after a bank heist goes wrong. Forced to ride with the gang as a hostage, he must outwit their plans and survive their brutal tactics—though his escape might come at a cost he never sees coming. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Jack Keller’s dynamic art and Dick Ayers’ sharp inks, with a striking cover by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, this 1973 Western Gunfighters #19 delivers a tense, fast-paced showdown in the dusty heart of the Old West.
Kid Colt finds himself caught in the crossfire of the Durado Gang’s bank heist, forced to ride with them as a hostage. As Dan Durado pressures him to join their outlaw crew, Kid Colt must stay sharp—especially when they tie him to his horse for a stagecoach robbery. But with Steel watching from the shadows, can he break free before it’s too late?
In the dusty heat of Tombstone, gun-slinger Tex Dawson arrives just as a standoff ignites, sending Lightning to scout a besieged building. What he discovers is a deadly trap: Bard Rand and his gang are holed up inside, with the sheriff planning to blow the building to pieces—just as Dawson and Whirlwind race to save Lightning before the fuse is lit.
In "Range War on the Panhandle," tensions flare between Big Mike Hunter and Todd Valentine as their feud escalates into a full-blown range war, drawing in the local townsfolk and threatening to tear the Panhandle apart. When Chad steps in to stop the bloodshed, he forces the two men to settle their differences in a raw, no-holds-barred fistfight—only to see them find common ground in the dust and danger of the frontier.
When Nightwind rushes to save other horses from an avalanche, he vanishes into the wild—leaving the Apache Kid to face the hard truth that even a bond forged in fire can be tested by freedom. Now, the Apache Kid must find a way to reclaim his horse, not through force, but by understanding what it means to be truly free.
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↩ Reprints Apache Kid #16 (1955), Apache Kid #19 (1956), Western Kid #11 (1956), Kid Colt Outlaw #92 (1960)
Reprinted in Héroes del Oeste #405 (1974)
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