Outlaw Kid (1970 Marvel) comic books 1971

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All reprints. New Herb Trimpe cover. "Empty Holsters," art by Doug Wildey; The Outlaw Kid prevents an robber named Darby from robbing a train and turns him over to the authorities, but Darby vows to get even with the masked hero; Several weeks later, the Kid is at his fathers ranch in his alter-ego of Lance Temple when his father Zane tells him that Darby is going to be sentenced for his crimes, but he worries about Darby's gang going after the Outlaw Kid in revenge. "Fists of Steel," art by Doug Wildey; Mr. Been, the mayor of Caliber City, has called on the Outlaw Kid to help him with a problem: every Saturday night a bunch of men from the mines ride into town and cause trouble by getting drunk, shooting up the place and causing fights; Agreeing that this is indeed a problem, the Kid agrees to quash it before someone gets hurt. "Showdown At Sunup," art by Doug Wildey. "Gunning For Trouble," art by Doug Wildey. "Kid Barrett, the Kid Who Downed the Killer King," art by Bob Brown. Cover price $0.15.

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Giant-size issue. All reprints. New Herb Trimpe cover. "Menace On Main Street," art by Doug Wildey; The Outlaw Kid spots some rough looking characters dragging Mr. Warren into the office of his newspaper the Clarion and begin wrecking the equipment; The Kid steps in and stops the vandalism and sends them packing; When asking Warren why they were wrecking his presses, the newspaper man gives the Kid some newspaper clippings and asks him judge for himself; The Kid returns to his father's ranch and resumes his alter-ego of Lance Temple. "The Kid's Revenge," art by Doug Wildey; Hearing that the Crystal Palace is crooked, the Outlaw Kid confronts its own Mr. Travis who insists that it is a legitimate business; When the Kid insists to the contrary, Travis tells his men to deal with him, but the Kid is a faster draw and shoots the guns out of their hands; The Kid then tells Travis that he is going to spread the word around Caliber City about his crooked gambling operation. "The Ambushers Strike," art by Doug Wildey. "Six-Gun Payoff," art by Doug Wildey. "When the Owlhoots Rode," art by Doug Wildey. "The Town," script by Stan Lee, art by Reed Crandall. "Gun Crazy," art by Doug Wildey. "Treachery In Caliber City," art by Doug Wildey. 52 pgs., full color. $0.25. Cover price $0.25.