Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #71

Oct 1967 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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The issue contains two stories. "The Aztec Crown of Indian Charlie" follows Wyatt Earp as he is welcomed by an Aztec leader and becomes entangled in a scheme involving a sacred crown, encountering traps and tribal conflicts while attempting to retrieve the artifact. "The Wrath of Tzlactomyl" (Part III) depicts Earp's confrontation with Aztec warriors and a vengeful woman named the Aztec Mother, involving combat in mountainous terrain and a pursuit that ends with gunfire. The second story continues Earp's adventures against a mysterious gunslinger named French, who receives a letter requiring fast gunwork and becomes increasingly nervous, ultimately leading to a tense shootout where Earp outdraws his opponent.

Contains 2 stories

The Aztec Crown of Injun Charlie

20 pp · Western-Frontier

Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp crosses into Mexico to track down the mysterious killers hunting his new friend Injun Charlie, only to stumble upon a hidden Aztec city buried deep in the Muerte Mountains—where ancient rituals and a vengeful emperor stand between him and the truth behind Charlie's past. With danger closing in from all sides, Earp must navigate a civilization that operates by rules older and deadlier than frontier law.

The Ribbon-Clerk's Feud

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Normie Kasler watches helplessly as his older brother Lew is gunned down by the notorious gunslinger Ziggy French—a death Lew brought on himself by calling out a man he couldn't beat. Bent on vengeance but lacking his brother's speed with a gun, Normie pursues French across the territory with cunning and relentless hate, using every trick to wear down the killer's nerves. When the two finally face off in town, Normie proves that there's more than one way to handle a gun.