Western Outlaws and Sheriffs #61
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Pepper Lawson Texas' King of the Badmen!", returning war veteran Ted finds his home torn apart by a violent range war, with rustlers framing him to sow chaos. With the help of his friend Chuck, Ted uncovers the true culprits, leading to a showdown that ends in tragedy and revenge. Art by Pierce Rice and inks by Chu F. Hing bring this gritty Western tale to life in a 1950 issue priced at 10 cents.
In the lawless frontier town of Durfee, William 'Pepper' Lawson rules with an iron fist, his 100-man gang terrorizing the citizens. When John Hacker is sent in undercover as a janitor, he must navigate danger and deception to rally the townspeople, distribute warrants, and finally unite them against Lawson’s reign—before the entire town falls to violence.
When a casual bet between Tom Nickson and Calico to hunt buffalo ignites a Comanche uprising, tensions explode across the frontier. Tom finds himself drawn into the conflict, facing off in fierce combat against Chief Tall Wolf, while Red Eagle and Robbins navigate the growing chaos. The storm is only quelled when the US Cavalry arrives with a surprising twist: official documents that ban the slaughter of buffalo, turning the tide of war before the bloodshed can escalate further.
In a dusty corner of the frontier, Wild Bill Hickok finds himself entangled in a tense standoff at Rock Creek Station, where the shadow of the McCanles Gang looms large. With the weight of history and legend pressing in, Hickok must navigate a volatile mix of pride, suspicion, and the lawless spirit of the West—where even the names of the dead carry more weight than the living.
In the dusty aftermath of the Spanish-American War, Ted Rockwell returns home to find his family entangled in a brutal range war, with rustlers manipulating the feud to cover their tracks. When the real culprits frame Ted to turn the ranchers against him, he and his old friend Chuck Gibson must uncover the truth—leading them to Nick Nichols, the man behind the thefts, in a showdown that will test loyalty and justice to the bone.
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Reprinted in Western Outlaws and Sheriffs #61 (1950), Wild Western #14 (1951), Apache Kid #5 (1951), Western Thrillers #3 (1955), Cowboy Action #5 (1955), Kid Colt Outlaw #185 (1974)
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