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The Arizona Kid #2

May 1951 · Marvel · 0.10 USD
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In "The Red Men Attack!", the Arizona Kid finds himself playing reluctant guide to the out-of-place Sir Reginald on a hunting trip that quickly spirals into chaos. When a mountain lion threatens Nan and Reginald's clumsy antics spark a tense standoff with the Apaches, the Kid must step in to keep the peace—only to reveal a clever ruse that turns the Apaches' playful capture into a test of trust. Russ Heath delivers sharp, dynamic art both inside and on the cover, capturing the rugged tension of the West with precision and flair.

Contains 5 stories
The Red Men Attack!
7 pp · Western-Frontier
The Arizona Kid [Davy Laramee]Frank GilesSladethe ComancheArrowHappy HicksCaptain Cliff MacklinMr. VanderpoolMr. WhitneySquint

In "The Red Men Attack!", The Arizona Kid uncovers a deadly conspiracy when he learns that Frank Giles, the man hiring Chinese laborers for the Texas-Pacific railroad, is secretly using Slade to supply liquor to the Comanche—inciting them to attack the very workers Giles claims to protect. With the help of Happy Hicks and Captain Cliff Macklin, the Kid must unravel the truth before the next ambush, all while the Comanche leader Arrow and the enigmatic Squint watch from the shadows.

Code of the Gunfighter!
6 pp · Western-Frontier
The Arizona Kid [Davy Laramee]Clay SobeyMajor CullenRed RandCaptain Cliff MacklinHappy HicksNan MacklinArrowSheriff Heeney

In "Code of the Gunfighter!", The Arizona Kid takes on a deadly mystery when Mayor Sobey is found dead just after Red Rand's release from prison. With Red ruled out by a crucial clue—his killer was left-handed—the Kid must unravel a web of greed and betrayal, leading to a shocking confrontation with Clay Sobey, whose secret may be the key to the murder.

The Golden Squaw - Maryann Leslie 1843-1865
1 pp · Western-Frontier
Maryann Leslie [Golden Squaw]
Warrior's Revenge!
4 pp · Western-Frontier
Hank BarlowTexDrewsSamGeneral George Armstrong Custer

In "Warrior's Revenge!", Hank Barlow and his men—Tex, Drews, and Sam—betray the very land they were sent to protect, seizing gold from Native territory and slaughtering its people in the process. As the shadow of their crimes follows them, they ride into the fateful clash at Little Big Horn, where the past begins to catch up with them in ways no man could foresee.

The Coward's Boast
5 pp · Western-Frontier
The Arizona Kid [Davy Laramee]Sir Reginald FarnolNan MacklinMajor CullenArrowJonathan SmytheCaptain Cliff MacklinChief Bear Claws

In "The Coward's Boast," The Arizona Kid finds himself navigating more than just the rugged frontier as he guides the inexperienced Sir Reginald Farnol on a hunting trip. When a mountain lion threatens Nan Macklin and Reginald’s clumsy handling of a tense encounter with the Apaches leads to her capture, the Kid must step in—both to protect her and to manage the fallout. The real test comes when the Apaches return Nan, not as a prisoner, but as part of a plan the Kid had quietly set in motion.

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Full credits

artist, inker Russ Heath
cover pencils, inks Russ Heath

Reprints

↩ Reprints Tex Morgan #8 (1949)

Reprinted in Arizona Kid #1 (1952), Arizona Kid #4 (1954), Arizona Kid #5 (1954), Arizona Kid #4 (1957), Black Rider #8 (1959), Giant Gunsmoke Western #13 (1960)

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