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Cover: Everett Kinstler
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Blazing Sixguns #8

Jan 1958 · I. W. Publishing / Super Comics · 0.10 USD
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The issue features two Western stories. "Death Rides the Warpath" follows a young gunslinger known as Billy the Kid who confronts a seasoned killer in a tense showdown, with the action escalating to a dangerous pursuit involving a buffalo stampede and narrow escapes. In the second story, Brad Barton and the Utah Kid arrive in a town plagued by drifters and lawlessness, where they meet with citizens concerned about the lack of proper law enforcement and discuss the need for a new sheriff to restore order to the community.

Contains 5 stories
Death of the Sundance Kid
9 pp · Western-Frontier
Billy the Kid

When the notorious gunslinger Sundance rides into Rock Creek, Utah in 1958, he's hired to intimidate the ranchers into selling their land—and he's willing to do whatever it takes. A courageous young man living on Old Man Jennings' ranch tries to stand up to the killer, but Sundance's reputation is built on making problems disappear by any means necessary. As the gunslinger closes in on his target, the stakes grow far more deadly than anyone in town bargained for.

Oddities from Out of the West
1 pp · Western-Frontier
Man of the Plains
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Pencils ? [as Les Zakarin]
Buffalo Bill

Buffalo Bill heads toward Fort Ticon to guide a waiting wagon train westward, but the treacherous territory belongs to Sky Eagle—a renegade chief bent on claiming the legendary plainsman's scalp. When the confrontation turns deadly, Cody finds himself staked in the path of a stampeding buffalo herd, racing against time to escape before the wagon train he was meant to protect falls under attack.

Indian's Word
3 pp · Western-Frontier

A Sioux brave from the Burnt-Wood tribe encounters a Crow warrior at a sacred medicine spring where killing is forbidden, and the two enemies form an unexpected bond of honor that will test the meaning of a warrior's word. What begins as a chance meeting becomes a high-stakes game of chance, where respect and tradition matter more than survival itself. This tale from 1958 shows how deeply a warrior's promise runs—sometimes deeper than life.

Roaring Guns
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Pencils ? [as Les Zakarin]
Utah Kid

The ordinarily peaceful town of Saddle Rock has been overrun by drifters causing havoc, and the Utah Kid arrives just as the citizens are desperate for a new sheriff to restore order. When the Kid accepts the badge and learns that a mysterious saloon owner may be behind the chaos, he devises a clever scheme to smoke out the culprit—one that requires him to keep a dangerous secret and stand guard through a tense night. With gunfire, betrayal, and an old friendship on the line, the Utah Kid must use his wits as much as his roaring guns to bring law back to town.

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cover pencils, inks Everett Kinstler

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↩ Reprints Kit Carson #3 (1951), Blazing Western #4 (1954)

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