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Frontier Western #8

Marvel · Series began 1956 · April 1957

Dates

Cover date
April 1957
Pages
36

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: John Severin, Syd Shores, Joe Maneely, Dick Ayers, Gray Morrow, Doug Wildey, Reed Crandallinks: John Severin, Syd Shores, Joe Maneely, Dick Ayers, Gray Morrow, Doug Wildey, Reed Crandallcolors: Stan Goldbergletters: Joe Letterese, Dick Ayers

Stories

  • My Gun Is Fastest! · 5 pages

    Art Tulane, the fastest gun in the west, has disappeared for a year. Now, a man seeking revenge finds him on a ranch under the name of "Utah" Smith. But no matter how fast you may be, there is always someone a little faster, as Tulane finds out when he encounters a marshal in Boonetown.

  • Without Guns · 2 pages
  • Captured! · 5 pages

    Sheriff Hank Corbin is always complaining about the job, but when needed he performs his duty to the utmost extent. He captures Turk Magrew's gang of would-be payroll robbers and, in the absence of a jail, locks them up in the railroad car holding the payroll.

  • Shoot-Out at Noon! · 4 pages
  • Indian Attack! · 4 pages

    Tod Morgan stirs up both the cavalry and the nearby peaceful Indian tribe by telling of hostile attacks by the other. Both sides know that he is a liar and a troublemaker and ignore him. The one time he is telling the truth is when he rides up to the fort with word of a Comanche attack. But the Comanches are only after his hide, and after killing him, ride away causing no more trouble.

  • The Missing Herd! · 5 pages

    Fargo and his gang rustle a herd of cattle and run them into Horseshoe Canyon. When a posse rides in, the gang pretend they have no knowledge of any rustling, and ask the sheriff where the cattle might be. Following a hunch, the sheriff spends a long time pouring over the ledgers at the Government Survey Office, and learns of a disused gold mine running through the mountain. When Fargo's gang run the cattle through to the other side they find the sheriff and his posse waiting for them.

Reprinted in

Frontier Western (1956), Western Gunfighters (1970), Western Trail Picture Library (1972), Giant Western Gunfighters (1962), Gunfighter Library (1972), Gunman's Western (1972)

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