Western Gunfighters #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Gunhawk...the Killer...and the Ghost Rider!", Mike Friedrich and Tom Sutton deliver a gripping chapter of Western Gunfighters #4, where the Renegades play a pivotal role in the Battle of San Jacinto, standing by Sam Houston as he defies doubters and leads a daring bridge destruction. With Herb Trimpe’s dynamic cover capturing the tension, this 1971 Marvel classic blends historical stakes and rugged camaraderie in a story where loyalty and courage are tested under fire.
When a desperate outlaw ambushes Gunhawk in the dusty streets of a frontier town, it’s Ghost Rider [Carter Slade] who rides in to stop him—but Gunhawk isn’t grateful. Instead, he sees a chance to claim the bounty on the Ghost Rider’s head, setting the stage for a tense showdown between two lawmen with very different codes. As Sheriff Ben Brooks tries to keep order and Natalie Brooks watches from the sidelines, Clay Riley’s past shadows loom over the town’s fragile peace.
In the heat of the Texas Revolution, the Renegades—The Dude, Carlos Cortez, Little Flower, and The Kid—prove their courage not by staying at the Alamo, but by slipping through enemy lines to sabotage a key bridge at the Battle of San Jacinto. With Sam Houston's trust as their shield, they turn the tide of war, leading to the capture of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.
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↩ Reprints Black Rider #23 (1954), Apache Kid #13 (1955), Western Kid #5 (1955)
Reprinted in L'étonnant Spider-Man #18 (1973), Fantastic Four #21 (1973), L'étonnant Spider-Man #22 (1973), Fantastic Four #53 (1975), L'étonnant Spider-Man #59 (1976), Kid Colt Outlaw #217 (1977), Western Gunfighters Summer Special #1980 (1980)
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