Wyatt Earp #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Men Without Faces!", Wyatt Earp faces off against the ruthless Bull Benson, who schemes to control Morro Mesa by diverting its water supply. With the help of a mysterious and supportive Indian tribe, Earp stands firm against Benson’s dangerous plans in this classic 1957 Western tale. Written by Hank Chapman and illustrated with gritty precision by Dick Ayers—pencils, inks, and letters all by the same hand—this issue features a striking cover by John Severin.
In "Men Without Faces!", Marshal Earp faces a relentless challenge when a gang of masked cattle rustlers eludes capture, sparking outrage among local cattlemen who demand his resignation. With stubborn resolve, he pushes forward, unraveling the mystery behind the masked outlaws and closing in on their true identities.
In "The Mystery of Morro Mesa!", Wyatt Earp arrives in a parched frontier town where the water supply is under threat from Bull Benson, a cunning man with a plan to control the land by diverting the river. With the help of a local Indian tribe, Earp must outwit Benson’s scheme before the town drowns in desperation.
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↩ Reprints Wild Western #51 (1956)
Reprinted in Wyatt Earp #19 (1959), Western Gunfighters #3 (1970), Two Gun Kid #96 (1971), Western Gunfighters #5 (1971), Lale [Biblioteka Lale] #357 (1971), Western Gunfighters #6 (1971), Wyatt Earp #30 (1972), Western Illustrated Stories #6 (1974), Western Gunfighters Summer Special #1980 (1980), Wyatt Earp #31
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