Frontier Western #8
In "My Gun Is Fastest!", a tense showdown unfolds as Fargo and his gang attempt to slip a stolen herd through Horseshoe Canyon, only to be outmaneuvered by a sharp-eyed sheriff who traces the rustling to a forgotten gold mine. Reed Crandall’s dynamic art brings the frontier’s grit and suspense to life, while John Severin’s cover captures the danger in a single, striking image. A 10-cent Western gem from 1957, this issue delivers classic genre thrills with a clever twist.
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Fargo and his gang rustle a herd of cattle and run them into Horseshoe Canyon. When a posse rides in, the gang pretend they have no knowledge of any rustling, and ask the sheriff where the cattle might be. Following a hunch, the sheriff spends a long time pouring over the ledgers at the Government Survey Office, and learns of a disused gold mine running through the mountain. When Fargo's gang run the cattle through to the other side they find the sheriff and his posse waiting for them.
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