The Outlaw Kid #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Railroaded," the latest chapter of The Outlaw Kid, Henry finds himself caught between fear and fate when he hears rumors of an impending Navajo attack—only to be thrown from his horse and left broken in the wilderness. With no one to help him and the truth about peace negotiations still hidden, his final hours become a quiet test of survival and resolve. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life by Al Williamson’s dynamic art with Gray Morrow’s inks, the issue’s cover by Gil Kane and Vince Colletta captures the tension of a man on the edge of both physical and moral collapse.
In "Railroaded," the Outlaw Kid finds himself falsely accused of sabotage by Jack McDaniels, who’s determined to see him eliminated. As the Kid tries to expose McDaniels by provoking him, the town turns on him, forcing him to rely on his wits and the help of unlikely allies like Belle Palmer and "Hoot" Temple. With Bounty-Hawk closing in and the stakes rising, the Kid must stay one step ahead before the noose tightens—especially when Blazer’s loyalties remain unclear.
In "The Coward," Henry Silby’s panic over a rumored Navajo attack leads him into the wilderness, where a fall breaks his leg and leaves him stranded. With no one to help and the truth of the peace treaty hidden from him, he faces his final hours alone. Martha Silby and Clem are left to grapple with the aftermath of his choices.
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