Western Winners #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chance Pagan / Sam Bass," a tense frontier tale from 1949, a man with a violent past finds himself caught between loyalty and survival. Written and illustrated by Mike Esposito, this Western Winners #7 story follows Chance as he drifts from one dangerous situation to another, his choices shaping a legacy that echoes years later. The cover by Mike Esposito captures the raw edge of the Old West, a 10-cent comic of grit and shadow.
Chance Pagan, a man marked by violence and loyalty, finds himself drawn back into the shadow of Sam Bass years after their shared past. When Sam’s gang returns to rob Chance—now working for Flo—Sam recognizes him and makes a choice that echoes their old bond. The tension between past deeds and present loyalty hangs heavy as the two men face a moment that could end in blood or redemption.
Laramie Kenton finds himself caught between love and legend when his romance with Julia Niles sparks jealousy in Farmer Peel, who demands a showdown. Though Laramie carries sixteen notches on his guns, he’s never fired in anger—until now. With the town watching, he faces Peel in a duel that ends in tragedy, but not before Wild Bill Hickok steps in to settle the matter once and for all.
In "Rip Kilgore," the titular outlaw-turned-informer goes deep undercover to dismantle Spud Allen’s gang, but when Sheriff Pat McLain is ambushed, Kilgore’s loyalty nearly unravels—his instinct to save the sheriff nearly exposes him. Just in time, McLain’s hidden posse, led by Big Jake and including Foxy Platt and Bill Zangler, rides in to rescue both men from Spud’s trap, turning the tide in a tense standoff where trust is as fragile as the frontier itself.
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