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Outlaws of the West #44 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Killer Clan
6 pp · western-frontier

In the Oklahoma Territory, Sheriff Jesse Thunder and his sons—Kirk, Fen, and Link—face suspicion and hostility from townsfolk who wrongly believe they’re responsible for a string of crimes committed by the brutal Paw Teal and his outlaw clan. When the Teals are finally tracked down, the Thunder family must confront the violent outlaws while battling the prejudice that has long shadowed them.

Ex-Outlaw
6 pp · western-frontier

Cato Stevens, a man once too quick with a gun, is on the run after being wrongfully branded an outlaw, fleeing through the night with a wounded shoulder and fever burning through him. He is taken in by a kind family, where he recovers and begins a new life under a new name, becoming a respected member of the town—until a notorious outlaw returns, threatening everything he’s rebuilt.

Saga of a Gun Wolf
6 pp · western-frontier

Con Ferris, a feared gunman with a deadly reputation, finds himself ostracized after a fatal shootout, as townsfolk and ranchers refuse to hire him due to his notched gun butt and violent past. As Marshal Sam Bailey quietly shadows him, Con’s desperation grows—driven to steal food and eventually rob the Wells Fargo office, setting a trap that will finally bring him to justice.

Road to the Gallows
7 pp · western-frontier

Curt Ogilvie, a former Confederate cavalryman, is on the run after killing a man and stealing a horse in a town now ruled by corrupt carpet-baggers. Haunted by his past and driven by a mix of revenge, greed, and survival, he forms a gang and embarks on a series of robberies, growing more ruthless with each act. Now pursued by a determined posse led by a former comrade, Ogilvie faces a final reckoning on a road that leads straight to the gallows.

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