Western Gunfighters #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Draw If You Dare," bartender "Bar-Dog" holds court in a dusty frontier saloon where every glance and gesture carries weight—especially when a man’s credit runs thin and the tension thickens. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with gritty precision by Joe Sinnott, this Western Gunfighters #20 tale unfolds in the quiet, dangerous space between a man’s last drink and the pull of a gun. The cover by Maurice Bramley captures the moment just before the storm breaks.
In "Escape!", a young soldier trapped inside the fortified walls of Fort Alamo during a fierce Mexican assault must find a way to break through enemy lines and deliver a critical message. With the post under siege and time running short, he faces a desperate race against the odds to survive the chaos and reach safety.
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↩ Reprints Western Outlaws and Sheriffs #65 (1951), The Arizona Kid #4 (1951), Western Outlaws #18 (1957), Wild Western #57 (1957)
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