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Crack Western #73 (1951)

Quality Comics · 1951 · 53 pages

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ContinueCrack Western #74 →
Contains 5 stories
Free Land!
12 pp · western-frontier
Arizona RainesSpurs

When a land-grabbing scheme backed by gunslinger Doc Freeman threatens to squeeze out honest homesteaders from their claims, Arizona Raines finds himself caught between a crooked rancher's hired guns and settlers fighting for survival in "Free Land!" With water rights controlled by the ruthless Jess Carnady, the situation spirals toward violence—and Arizona must decide whether justice can be found through the law or only at the end of a six-gun, with help from his partner Spurs.

The Counterfeit Whip!
10 pp · western-frontier
The Whip [Johnny Lash]Ben (rustler)Colt (rustler)Jess Berger (crooked mine owner)Lola Morse

When a mysterious counterfeit Whip appears on the frontier, robbing stages and framing the real champion of justice, Johnny Lash discovers the imposter is actually Lola Morse—a young woman fighting to reclaim her father's mine from the crooked owner Jess Berger. Now posing as a hired gun in Berger's outfit, Johnny must navigate a dangerous game of deception to help Lola recover what was stolen from her family before Berger's goons strike at the hideout where she's sheltering.

Six Guns from the Sky!
6 pp · western-frontier
Two-Gun Lil [Lil Peters]Bat Sheldon (gunman)Mike Peters (sheriff)

When Two-Gun Lil arrives in town for a surprise visit to her old friend Sheriff Mike Peters, she finds him wounded and the Sheldon gang running wild. Lil agrees to a shooting contest with two of the brothers at the Hanging Cottonwood, but the clever gunslinger suspects their real plan is to empty her guns and finish her off while she's defenseless. It's a battle of wits and quick draws as Lil turns the tables on the would-be killers.

Gun-Slinger's Gratitude
8 pp · western-frontier
Bob AllenSam Westley (banker)Bart Egan (villain)Matt Egan (villain)

Frontier Marshal Bob Allen investigates a bank robbery and shooting that leaves banker Sam Westley fighting for his life, suspecting the culprit hails from the notorious Wild Spot—an outlaw haven just beyond his jurisdiction run by the ruthless Bart Egan. When Sam regains consciousness with a crucial identification, Allen must navigate a dangerous confrontation that tests whether he can uphold the law without bloodshed and give a misguided young man a chance at redemption.

The Phantom Stagecoach
7 pp · western-frontier
Arizona RainesSpursLucy MontainKem Randall (villain)

In "The Phantom Stagecoach," a lone rider stumbles upon a ghostly stagecoach rolling through the desert, its passengers and driver long dead—yet still very much present. The story unfolds with a chilling quiet, as the spectral coach returns not to carry the living, but to haunt the man who ordered the massacre.

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