Western Outlaws #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Gunman in Town!", Scar Durham’s ruthless takeover of Nugget Gap hits a turning point when his own gang member, driven by greed, betrays him and calls in the U.S. Army. Bob Brown’s art, with inks by Jack Abel, brings the tense showdown to life, while Joe Maneely’s dynamic cover captures the lawless stakes.
In "Scar Durham... He Couldn't Be Caught!", the notorious outlaw Scar Durham seizes control of the frontier town of Nugget Gap with a ruthless gang of hired guns, turning the dusty outpost into his personal stronghold. But as his greed begins to fracture the loyalty of his own men, a single betrayal sets off a chain of events that could bring down his reign—before the U.S. Army arrives to settle the score.
In "They Strike by Night," tensions flare on the frontier when rancher Murdock fires Yancy after catching him attempting to shoot Running Fox. Seeking revenge, Yancy plants evidence to frame Running Fox for cattle rustling, but Murdock uncovers the deceit—and the hidden alliance between Yancy and the Navajo man Lazy Bear.
The Rio Kid rides into a lawless frontier town, his presence enough to send outlaws fleeing in fear. When the dust settles, he reveals a shocking truth: he’s not the outlaw they knew, but the new sheriff—Cody—and the real Rio Kid is dead.
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Reprinted in Matt Slade Gunfighter #2 (1957), Wyatt Earp #10 (1957), The Outlaw Kid #15 (1957), Fargo Kid #1 (1959), Gunsmoke Western #75 (1963), Wyatt Earp #34 (1973), Gunhawks #6 (1973), The Rawhide Kid #114 (1973), The Rawhide Kid #118 (1974), Western Gunfighters #22 (1974), Kid Colt Outlaw #42
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