Arizona Kid #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Red Men Attack!", the Arizona Kid rides into a tense frontier clash where the Texas-Pacific Railroad calls on the Texas Rangers to protect Chinese laborers from Comanche raids. When the Kid uncovers a web of deception, he finds that the real threat isn’t just the Comanche—but a corrupt contractor, Giles, secretly arming them through a shady dealer, Slade, to eliminate the laborers and keep his workforce cheap. The truth begins to unravel as the Kid closes in on the conspiracy.
In "Code of the Gunfighter!", the Arizona Kid takes on a deadly mystery when Mayor Sobey is found dead just after Red Rand’s release from prison. With suspicion falling on Rand, the Kid digs into the evidence and uncovers a crucial clue: the killer was left-handed—something Rand isn’t. As the investigation leads to a tense confrontation with Clay, the Kid uses sharp instincts and a clever ruse to expose the truth behind the murder.
In "Warrior's Revenge!", a band of ruthless prospectors led by Barlow invades sacred Native land, murdering its people to claim the gold beneath. Their greed and violence set in motion a reckoning that echoes through the frontier, culminating in their fate at the battle of Little Big Horn.
In "The Coward's Boast," the Arizona Kid finds himself reluctantly guiding Sir Reginald on a hunting trip through the rugged frontier, where the Englishman’s inexperience and misplaced bravado stir up trouble at every turn. When a mountain lion threatens Nan and Reginald’s reckless actions provoke a tense standoff with the Apaches, she’s taken captive—only for the Kid to reveal a clever ruse that turns the situation to their advantage.
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↩ Reprints Star Studded Comics #[nn] (1945), Tex Morgan #8 (1949), The Arizona Kid #2 (1951)
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