Bat Lash #4
In "La mégère du Texas," a cursed gun passes between enemies in a brutal Texas showdown, each shot echoing with grim fate. Written by Howard Liss and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Fred Ray, this 1971 tale unfolds with a haunting rhythm, where every bullet carries a weight beyond the trigger. The cover by Nick Cardy captures the tension in bold, dynamic lines.
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A Confederate soldier's gun misfires on the 13th bullet after he had killed 12 Union soldiers. He in turn is killed by a Union soldier who takes the weapon. The first 12 bullets the Union soldier shoots kill 12 Confederates, but the 13th bullet proves unlucky again.
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