Zane Grey's Stories of the West #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Gunfighter" in Zane Grey's Stories of the West #28 (1955) delivers a gritty, classic Western tale of redemption and danger, written by Gaylord Du Bois and Zane Grey, with evocative art by Albert Micale. Young Buck Duane, a skilled gunman with a clean conscience, is drawn back into the lawless frontier when Captain McNelly offers him a chance at a pardon to infiltrate the shadowy rustler gang led by the elusive Chesaldine. Cover by Sam Savitt captures the tense, brooding atmosphere of a man caught between loyalty and justice, as Buck finds himself entangled with Chesaldine’s daughter—facing a reckoning that could cost him everything.
In "The Gunfighter," young Buckley Duane, heir to his father's deadly skill with a gun, flees after a deadly confrontation, becoming a lone rider with a clean conscience. Years later, he's drawn back into the lawless frontier when Captain McNelly offers him a chance at redemption—posing as a rustler to uncover the truth behind the shadowy crime lord Chesaldine in the Big Bend. As Buck navigates a web of danger and deception, he finds himself torn between loyalty and a growing bond with Chesaldine’s daughter, Nellie Wald, all while the line between justice and survival blurs.
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Reprinted in Roy Rogers Comics #97, Zane Grey's Stories of the West #22
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