Rin Tin Tin and Rusty #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Bullet for Boone," young Billy finds himself in a tense standoff when the notorious gunman Slade, nursing a grudge after a humiliating encounter with a dog, sets his sights on revenge. With the stakes rising and danger closing in, the quiet frontier town holds its breath as Billy must face the consequences of standing up to a man with a deadly past. The story unfolds with sharp pacing and grounded tension, illustrated with crisp, expressive art by Sparky Moore.
In the dusty frontier town of 1961, a single photograph holds the key to justice—capturing bankrobbers in the act as they flee with their loot. Now, with the film developing, the criminals must destroy it before the evidence exposes them.
When Rusty hears the doctor plans to put someone down due to a bad leg wound, he fears it’s Rin Tin Tin and flees the fort with his loyal companion, setting off on a desperate journey across the frontier.
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Reprinted in Rin Tin Tin & Rusty #18 (1961), Rin Tin Tin & Rusty #19 (1961), Fernseh Abenteuer #45, Fernseh Abenteuer #55, Taschenstrip #5
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