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Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #39

Nov 1961 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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This issue contains two stories. "A Gun at His Back" follows Wyatt Earp as he sets a trap for a killer by arranging for a stolen saddle to be discovered, then waits in the dark for the culprit to retrieve it, only to discover it's a setup when the suspect attempts to shoot his way free. "Gunpowder Pay-Off" features a narrative account by Stephen Starwick about the introduction of a steam-powered stage coach to the frontier in 1879, detailing the challenges of transporting goods and passengers across the western territories and the eventual arrival of this revolutionary new transportation method to his town, with appearances by inventor Jim Roane and confrontations involving the famous gunslinger Chet Band and the Dunbar Brothers.

Contains 3 stories
Gunpowder Payoff
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp must unravel the mystery of Jake Sykes's murder—a prospector gunned down in his room after striking gold and boasting about his find. With suspicion falling on the crooked gambler Moss and his associate, Earp pieces together clues from Sykes's belongings and a visit from the dead man's partner Pete Winslow, all while navigating threats to his authority and his own safety.

The Gunfighter
3 pp · Western-Frontier
Dane LakenSimon Ross

Dane Laken, a gunslinger with an undefeated reputation, challenges rancher Simon Ross to a showdown on the main street—but Ross discovers that Laken's legendary speed hides a darker secret. As the clock ticks toward their meeting, the truth about how Laken has managed his streak of victories begins to unravel, forcing a final reckoning between the two men.

A Gun at His Back
10 pp · Western-Frontier
Wyatt Earp

When a young admirer named Chet Rand insists on shadowing Wyatt Earp through the dangerous streets of Dodge City, the marshal reluctantly takes the determined kid under his wing—teaching him the finer points of gunplay and speed. As Chet's reputation as a gunslinger grows alongside Earp's, whispers begin to spread through town that the apprentice might have become faster than his mentor, and word of the deadly duo travels far beyond their frontier home. Earp finds himself wondering if his mentorship was a gift or a curse as Chet's legend threatens to overshadow his own.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist Bill Molno
cover pencils, inks Pete Morisi

Reprints

Reprinted in Wyatt Earp #13 (1961), Wyatt Earp #16 (1962), Mandrake #176

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