Western Gunfighters #7
In "Never Say Die..!", Lincoln Slade grapples with the weight of his brother Carter’s legacy after learning more about the original Ghost Rider from Jamie, a young admirer who idolizes the western hero. When Jamie is tragically killed trying to stop a stagecoach robbery, Lincoln is forced to confront the cost of heroism and finally decides to carry on the mantle. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Dick Ayers, with inks by Syd Shores and letters by Jean Izzo, this 1972 Western Gunfighters #7 features a powerful story of duty and sacrifice, with a striking cover by John Severin.
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Following the death of his brother Carter (the original Ghost Rider), Lincoln Slade learns more about the origin of the western hero from Jamie, a boy who idolized him. Jamie tries to replace the Ghost Rider when Lincoln refuses, but he's killed trying to stop a stagecoach robbery. Lincoln finally resolves to take up his brother's legacy.
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