Gunfighters #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains three stories: "Onions...no gunfighter" features two men riding down a trail testing their gun skills against an opponent with a faster draw; "Chaw Peck...gunfighter" follows Chaw Peck's rise to legendary status as he hires out his gun and builds his reputation through combat; and "Franklin Kane...reluctant gunfighter" depicts Franklin Kane's encounter with the notorious Rufus Finn, where Kane is forced into a shootout and kills Finn, only to find himself labeled as the "fastest man with a gun in the world" despite his reluctance to embrace the gunfighter lifestyle.
Onions, the youngest Frawley son known for his love of onions and quiet demeanor, is left behind when his father heads into town after a violent confrontation. When the father fails to return, Onions sets out to find him, only to discover he’s unconscious and believed to have been shot—sparking a desperate, misguided quest to avenge him. As rumors spread, Onions becomes a feared figure in the frontier, his reputation growing from a simple farmer’s son to a legend of the wild west.
Chaw Peck, a former rancher seeking vengeance after his family and home were destroyed by the powerful Bradley spread, has become a feared gunfighter known for his precision and ruthless efficiency. As he tracks down those responsible, he takes on a new role as a hired gun, forming a temporary partnership with a more cautious man named Franklin Kane to handle a dangerous job in the town of Biscuit, Kansas. The story follows his growing reputation and the toll it takes as he walks the line between justice and legend.
Franklin Kane, a man who never wanted to be a gunfighter, finds himself drawn into a series of violent confrontations after a fateful duel with the outlaw Rufus Finn. Though he wins each time through instinct rather than training, the weight of his actions leaves him haunted, especially after killing a man who may have been innocent. As he travels through a harsh frontier landscape, Franklin grapples with the burden of his reputation and the growing realization that his gun has become both weapon and burden.
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