Western Gunfighters #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "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.
In "Never Say Die..!", a grieving Lincoln Slade confronts the weight of his brother Carter’s legacy after learning the truth behind the original Ghost Rider from Jamie Jacobs, a young admirer who idolized the man. When Jamie’s attempt to become the new Ghost Rider ends in tragedy during a stagecoach robbery, Lincoln must decide whether to honor the past—or carve his own path. With Sheriff Ben Brooks and Natalie Brooks by his side, the line between duty and destiny blurs in this powerful western tale.
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↩ Reprints Apache Kid #6 (1951), Kid Colt Outlaw #36 (1954)
Reprinted in L'incroyable Hulk #41 (1974)
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