Latigo Kid Western #1

Jul 1988 · AC · 1.95 USD; 2.95 CAD

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In "The Bigger They Are," Latigo Kid finds himself hunted by Morton Flagg’s men after a bitter election loss, forcing him to take shelter in a remote cave. With no time to spare, he improvises a sawed-off rifle, turning desperation into a weapon. Written by Bill Black and illustrated by John Severin, with inks by both Black and Severin, the issue’s stark, gritty art captures the tension of a man pushed to the edge. The cover, by Bill Black, perfectly frames the moment’s looming danger.

Contains 5 stories

Untitled Western-Frontier story

1 pp · Western-Frontier

The Bigger They Are

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Jimmy Lake

Untitled Western-Frontier story

7 pp · Western-Frontier

Jay Grundy

In the dusty aftermath of a contested election, Latigo Kid finds himself hunted by Morton Flagg’s men, their fury sharpened by defeat. With nowhere left to run, he takes shelter in a desolate cave and turns a sawed-off rifle into a desperate weapon.

Untitled Western-Frontier story

2 pp · Western-Frontier

The Man of a 1000 Faces

Los Tres Amigos

9 pp · Western-Frontier

Otto