Wyatt Earp #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mysterious Bandit!", Wyatt Earp faces a puzzling case when a train robbery leaves him with a suspect who insists he couldn’t have done it—thanks to a rock-solid alibi. Written by Hank Chapman and illustrated by Norman Maurer, this 1973 Marvel adventure unfolds with sharp twists and frontier logic, as Earp uncovers a clever ruse involving a twin brother. The cover, by John Severin, captures the tension with a classic Western flair.
In "The Mysterious Bandit!", Wyatt Earp finds himself tangled in a puzzling case when he believes he's apprehended the man who robbed a frontier train—only to discover the suspect has a rock-solid alibi. With the truth still elusive, Earp uses a clever ruse to expose a surprising twist: the real culprit may not be the man he caught, but his twin brother.
In "Scar Durham...He Couldn't Be Caught!", the notorious outlaw Scar Durham seizes control of the frontier town of Nugget Gap with a ruthless gang of hired guns, turning the once-quiet settlement into a lawless stronghold. When his growing greed sparks betrayal from within his own ranks, one of his men risks everything to summon the U.S. Army—setting the stage for a tense showdown in the dusty streets of the West.
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