Wyatt Earp #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mob Rule," Stan Lee and Angelo Torres deliver a tense, character-driven Western where a rancher's son’s secret betrayal of his family threatens to unravel the fragile peace on the land. With Gil Kane’s sharp cover capturing the story’s simmering tension, the issue explores loyalty, guilt, and the cost of silence in a world where honor is tested by one reckless act.
In "New Girl in Town," Wyatt Earp encounters Sally Clark, a sharp-tongued newcomer with a secret that could ignite trouble in the quiet frontier town. As tensions rise, it becomes clear she’s sheltering her outlaw brother and his companions—though not everyone’s intentions are what they seem.
In "Rustler's Moon," a rancher's son's reckless actions spiral into a secret he can't escape, forcing his father's loyal workers to confront a painful truth. As guilt and fear take hold, they must decide how far they’ll go to protect the man they’ve always respected—while hiding the son’s deadly secret from him.
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↩ Reprints Western Outlaws #15 (1956), Wyatt Earp #16 (1958), Gunsmoke Western #50 (1959)
Reprinted in Héroes del Oeste #473 (1976), Skjut #3/1974
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