Wyatt Earp #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Out-Drew Earp," Wyatt Earp finds himself tangled in a tense standoff with a sharp-tongued young woman whose defiant attitude hides a dangerous secret—she’s sheltering her outlaw brother and his two companions. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with bold, dynamic art by Dick Ayers, this 1958 Western thriller delivers a classic showdown where justice and deception collide. The cover, a striking collaboration by John Severin and Joe Maneely, captures the raw intensity of the moment.
In the dusty streets of a frontier town, Wyatt Earp crosses paths with Sally Clark, a sharp-tongued newcomer with a hidden past. When she brings her outlaw brother Sam and his companions into town, Earp must navigate a tense standoff where loyalty and justice clash.
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Reprinted in Wyatt Earp #25 (1957), Wyatt Earp #15 (1959), Wyatt Earp #31 (1972), Wyatt Earp #32 (1973), Wyatt Earp #26
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