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Western Gunfighters #1

Marvel · Series began 1970 · August 1970

Dates

Cover date
August 1970
On sale
May 19, 1970
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Dick Ayers, Werner Roth, Herb Trimpe, Jack Kirby, Syd Shores, Sol Brodsky, Gene Colan, John Buscema, Tom Suttoninks: Joe Sinnott, Herb Trimpe, Sal Buscema, Dick Ayers, Syd Shores, Sol Brodsky, Frank Giacoia, Tom Suttonletters: Sam Rosen, Morrie Kuramoto, Jean Simek, Artie Simek, Tom Suttonscript: Jerry Siegel, Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas, Mike Friedrich

Stories

  • The Coming of Gunhawk · 10 pages

    Gunhawk accepts a commission to take down an illegitimate sheriff, which attracts the attention of the Scragg gang, who try to hire him to find the location of a hidden mine and take it from the rightful owner.

  • The Outlaw! · 5 pages

    Jeb Howard robs a bank and escapes capture, but soon finds that life on the run isn't worth the value of the money he stole.

  • Tales of Fort Rango · 10 pages

    Major Sabre arrives to take command at Fort Rango and finds that his new men are hopelessly undisciplined. Over the next day he faces their utter contempt, a mutinous attempt on his life, and an attack from the neighboring Sioux tribe.

  • There's a Shoot-Out Comin'! · 5 pages

    Rebel Rand is a former Confederate soldier roaming the Old West, seeking revenge for the death of his brother in the Civil War.

  • Call Them... Renegades · 10 pages

    In March 1836, during the Siege of the Alamo, four fighters are sent with a message to General Sam Houston asking for reinforcements.

  • Return of the Tarantula! · 10 pages

    Keeping vigil at the bedside of the comatose Natalie Brooks, Carter Slade is attacked by the Tarantula, who claims to be concerned about the girl. Later, as the Ghost Rider, he tracks down the villain and they fight, but he is shocked when the Tarantula's mask comes off.

Reprinted in

Western Gunfighters Winter Special (1981), Kid Colt Outlaw (1949), Western Gunfighters Summer Special (1980)

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