Wild Bill Hickok #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fight with Sam Bass," Wild Bill Hickok faces off against a notorious outlaw in a tense showdown that fuels the excitement of Mutual's Second Annual Radio Rodeo. The story, illustrated with sharp, dynamic detail by Everett Raymond Kinstler, captures the grit and danger of the Old West, while the cover by Clarence Doore adds a classic, cinematic flair.
Wild Bill Hickok's poker game with the Texas outlaw Sam Bass turns sour when Bass accuses him of cheating—and loses his entire stake. Nursing his wounds and his rage, Bass joins a gang of rustlers plotting to rob gold shipments through Deadwood, setting him on a collision course with the fearless gunslinger who bested him at the card table. Hickok rides into the hills to stop the outlaws before their next strike, but Bass won't go down without a final reckoning.
Wild Bill Hickok uncovers a cattle-rustling scheme run by crooked gamblers, and when he moves to shut it down, King Phillips sends hired guns after him—crippling both his arms in an ambush. With his drawing hand useless and Phillips certain to send more killers, Hickok faces an impossible choice: find a way to fight back despite his injuries, or wait helplessly for the next attack. Necessity becomes invention as the greatest gunman of the West confronts a problem no bullet can solve.
When Stella Dawn's traveling medicine show rolls into Hays City, its dazzling performances and patent remedies hide a far darker purpose—a clever robbery scheme that uses sleight of hand and distraction to plunder the local bank. Wild Bill Hickok grows suspicious when he recognizes an old nemesis in town and pieces together the con, setting him on a collision course with Stella and her dangerous gang before they can pull off their heist. Gunplay, magic tricks, and frontier justice collide as Wild Bill moves to stop the murdering medicine show.
When tough drifters from Texas flood into Dodge City at the end of the cattle trail, Sheriff Bat Masterson takes it upon himself to enforce the law against some of the deadliest guns in the West—a mission that grows more personal when tragedy strikes close to home. As Bat works to tame Dodge's outlaw element and institute new measures to keep the peace, he'll face cunning outlaws, dangerous confrontations, and challenges to his authority that test whether his quick draw and wits are enough to bring order to a lawless town.
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Reprinted in Jesse James Comics #6 (1952), Wild Bill Hickok Comics #4 (1952), Jesse James #22 (1955), Kit Carson #8 (1955), Sheriff Classics #914 (1964), Sheriff Classics #915 (1964), Sheriff Classics #916 (1964), Sheriff Klassiker #915 (1964), Sheriff Klassiker #914 (1964), Star Western #14 (1964), Star Western #15 (1964), Star Western #16 (1964), Wild Western Action #3 (1971), Sheriff Klassiker #916
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