Two-Gun Kid #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Shootout with Sundance Slade! Chapter 1" kicks off a tense western clash in Two-Gun Kid #19 (1961), a 60-cent comic featuring the bold artwork of Maurice Bramley on the cover. The story delves into the legacy of the infamous "Curly Bill" Brocius, a notorious outlaw whose deadly "Spin" trick once turned the tide in a gunfight, and whose violent past with the Earp brothers echoes into this gripping chapter.
In a stark, dusty corner of the Old West, "Curly Bill" Brocius—once a feared figure in the Clanton-McLowry Gang—demonstrates the deadly precision of his infamous "Curly Bill" Spin, a trick that turned a seemingly surrendering gesture into a lethal surprise. As tensions simmer between the outlaw and the law, "Old Man" Clanton watches from the shadows, while Wyatt Earp’s shadow looms ever closer, drawn by blood and justice.
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