Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #72
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two Western stories. "They Die Laughing" features Wyatt Earp confronting outlaws at what appears to be a carnival or traveling show setting. "Texas Rangers" chronicles the early history of the Texas Rangers, depicting their formation as lawmen to protect settlers from outlaws and Native Americans, their oath-taking ceremony, training, and combat operations on horseback against hostile forces.
When King Surrel's circus rolls into Dodge City, Wyatt Earp grows suspicious of the slick showman and his crew—especially after witnessing some questionable dealings and narrowly escaping a loose gorilla. As the marshal keeps watch, Surrel and his gang of wanted criminals prepare to loot the town during the big show, but Earp has figured out their scheme and won't let them make a fool of the law.
A young warrior sets his sights on capturing the perfect war pony to prove himself worthy of his first raid, dedicating himself to tracking down that one "right" mustang in wild horse country. Once he claims his prize, the bond between warrior and animal becomes unbreakable—a partnership forged through determination and respect.
Wyatt Earp faces off against King Surrel, a cunning magician and criminal mastermind who's hidden stolen bank loot in a cave beneath his traveling circus—and isn't afraid to use a trained brute and a crew of hired killers to keep the marshal from talking. With his gun stripped away and bullets flying from all sides, Earp must use his wits to escape the underground trap and turn the tables on Surrel before the outlaw can slip through his fingers.
A hardworking homesteader's plow horse turns violent during rainstorms, bucking and raging in ways that defy explanation—until one terrifying night reveals that Billy has been sensing something the family cannot. What the horse knows about the land might be the only thing standing between the family and disaster.
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Reprinted in Escaravelho Azul #13 (1970)
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