Gunmaster #87
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeGunmaster confronts the villain Cane, a murderer whose hypnotic eyes have the power of death, at Boot Hill cemetery. After Cane escapes, Gunmaster pursues him and encounters a war-chief named Red Devil who has sabotaged rifles being delivered to settlers by substituting defective weapons. Gunmaster must stop Red Devil's scheme while also dealing with the escaped Cane and his deadly gaze.
A mysterious gunslinger named Cane, whose cold, death-filled eyes have stopped faster men than Gunmaster in their tracks, forces the frontier fighter into a showdown neither may survive. With Bullet the Gun Boy watching helplessly, Gunmaster must find a way to face a killer whose very gaze seems to paralyze and whose guns have claimed more lives than any fast gun in the West. This ten-page tale pits legend against seemingly unstoppable evil in a test that could end in Boot Hill.
When a white renegade called Red Devil—once known as Neal Clancy—teams up with Apache and Kiowa warriors to loot the frontier and fuel an Indian war with stolen weapons, Gunmaster and Bullet the Gun Boy ride into the badlands to uncover his scheme and restore peace to the inflamed Texas territories. The two must navigate a dangerous game of wits against a cunning criminal who's holding entire tribes captive while arming his followers for war. Can they outmaneuver Red Devil and his warrior band before the conflict spreads further across the plains?
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Reprinted in The Fastest Gun Western #29 (1977)
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