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Western Gunfighters #6

Marvel · Series began 1970 · September 1971

Dates

Cover date
September 1971
On sale
May 11, 1971
Pages
68

Editions and covers

Creators

pencils: Herb Trimpe, Dick Ayers, Syd Shores, John Romita, Paul Reinman, Werner Roth, Joe Sinnottinks: Herb Trimpe, Syd Shores, Dick Ayers, John Romita, Paul Reinman, Werner Roth, Joe Sinnott, Bill Everettletters: Morrie Kuramoto, Jean Simek, Dick Ayersscript: Len Wein, Stan Lee, Allyn Brodsky

Stories

  • Now Rides the Pale Horseman · 10 pages

    Carter's younger brother Lincoln, a Federal marshal. arrives in town just in time to save Carter from being kidnapped. Several prominent men in town have already gone missing, and Lincoln and the Ghost Rider separately investigate. The kidnapper is discovered holding the victims in an abandoned mine, but during the rescue the mine collapses and Ghost Rider is buried in the debris. Before he dies, Carter passes his heroic legacy to his brother.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    Black Mask arranges a reunion between a reluctant outlaw and his young son.

  • Outlawed! · 5 pages

    Earp knows that illegal stallion fights are taking place but Judge Bean reminds him that he has to find the proof.

  • The Badge of the Deputy · 4 pages

    Two would-be bank robbers hatch a plan for one to sign up as a deputy, and the responsibility gives him a new perspective on life.

  • The Trail of the Coyote! · 5 pages

    The Apache Kid is framed for a robbery and has to clear his name.

  • Untitled · 6 pages

    The Kid tries to broker peace between two feuding families, but it's the relationship between one family's daughter and the other's son that closes the deal.

  • The Sky Pilot! · 4 pages

    When preacher Ben Smith comes to the town of Eagle Pass and learns that there is no church, he is determined to start one. Local

  • The Gunfighter! · 4 pages

    Colt Brady knows that people respect him for his gunfighting skill, but he doesn't feel particularly worthy of their respect.

  • Triple Cross! · 10 pages

    Gunhawk is saved from an attack by renegade tribesmen with the help of Juan Santiago, but when Gunhawk learns that Santiago is a wanted man, he decides to bring him in. Santiago is convicted and sentenced to death, but in a surprise twist, Gunhawk arrives at the last minute to save him from hanging and gives up the reward money to help Santiago escape.

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