Frontier Western #10
In "The Life and Death of the Phoenix Kid!", a young Eastern doctor named Bent arrives in a frontier town where he’s met with suspicion by the locals—especially as the aging Doc Stewart struggles with his health. When outlaw Pete Corbin and his gang begin terrorizing the settlement, Bent’s unexpected courage and quick draw earn him the townspeople’s reluctant respect, turning the tide in a quiet but pivotal moment. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by George Tuska, with vibrant colors by Stan Goldberg and letters by Joe Letterese, this 1957 Western gem features dynamic art and a story that builds trust one showdown at a time—cover by John Severin.
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Doc Stewart is getting old and his hands arthritic. He sends for a young doctor from the east to assist in his practice, but the townspeople just won't accept him. When Pete Corbin and his gang ride into town and start terrorizing the folks, Doctor Bent confronts and outdraws them. This gives him a new found respect and trust, and patients line up to be treated by him.
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