Gunmaster #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Unholy Alliance," the Apache warrior Hawk joins forces with four other inmates imprisoned by the ruthless Gunmaster in a daring breakout, setting the stage for a violent clash with Gunmaster and his enforcer, Bullet Boy. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Bill Fraccio, with inks by Frank McLaughlin, this 1967 Charlton issue delivers raw tension and high-stakes action, all framed by Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio’s striking cover art.
In "The Unholy Alliance," the Apache warrior Hawk joins forces with four other inmates imprisoned by the ruthless Gunmaster, forging an uneasy alliance to escape and strike back at their captors. With tension simmering beneath the surface, this gripping western tale unfolds as the group plans their breakout and sets their sights on Gunmaster and Bullet Boy.
A spoiled young hunter from the city wounds a deer and antagonizes his own horse—only to find himself thrown and cornered by the wild black stallion Black Fury, who disarms him and forces him to shelter in the rocks. As a lobo's howl echoes through the night, the boy discovers that his unlikely protector might be his only defense against the dangers of the frontier wilderness.
When range detective Ray Deeto arrives in Plachertown to investigate a series of raids on local cabins, Sheriff John Benson fears the attacks are the work of Native Americans—but a keen-eyed examination of a horseshoe clue points Deeto toward a very different culprit. As the detective uncovers a scheme tied to the Bar X Ranch's land ambitions, he must orchestrate a trap to catch the real perpetrators before innocent lives are blamed.
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