Dead-Eye Western v2 #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories: the first follows Sheriff Birch and Lance as they discover that Birch is alive after being shot by an outlaw named Draper, who had slugged the storekeeper fifty cents short when robbing him; Lance receives one of Draper's fifty-cent pieces as proof. The second story, set at a charity bazaar, involves Mr. Terhune announcing he will donate fifty dollars while two other men plan to bid against each other for a Mexican saddle, with the proceeds going to charity. The issue also includes an informational feature on the Mud Wagon stagecoach used from 1850 to 1900, describing its construction and use by the Overland Stage Company for transporting passengers across plains and mountains.
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