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Title: "Roaring Forty-Fives"
Story:
Art:
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Marty King [rancher, nephew of Jess King]
Others: Ben Frost [accused of killing Jess King], Helen King [adopted daughter of Jess King], unnamed sheriff
Genre: Western
Setting: Gulchtown
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#46; Two Gun Kid#102
Synopsis: The Kid proves Ben Frost is innocent of the murder of rancher Jess King-- King's nephew Marty is the true killer. Ben winds up with Helen in the end.
Notes: Mask added to Two-Gun Kid in reprints.
"Gunpowder Range"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#102
"Hot Lead"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#102
"One More Notch"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#102
"Killer's Ranch"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#102
Title: "The Giant of Rawhide Ridge"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Joe Maneely
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Morgan Trumbull [giant rancher]
Others: Cyclone
Genre: Western
Setting: Rawhide Ridge
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#124
Synopsis: The Two-Gun Kid outfoxes the land-grabbing Trumbull by having local ranchers buy the land he needs to drive his cattle out to sell them, rendering his herd worthless.
Title: "Mystery in Mustang Mesa"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Joe Maneely
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Sam Murdock [rustler, dies]
Others: Wade Thompson [rancher], Cyclone
Genre: Western
Setting: Mustang Mesa
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#37
Synopsis: The Two-Gun Kid exposes Murdock, who was stealing his friend Ben's cattle.
Title: "The Gun-Fighter"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Joe Maneely
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Others: Cyclone, Ann Norton, Jack Trelawny [young gunfighter]
Genre: Western
Setting: Sundown, Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#41
Synopsis: The Two-Gun Kid talks Jack out of being a gunfighter by relating his origin, and how after he had become a sharp gunfighter, he found himself challenged by others everywhere he went.
Title: "The Gunhawk!"
Story:
Art: George Tuska
Heroes: Ross Flint [sheriff]
Villains: Gunhawk [Matt McCabe, outlaw]
Others: Anne Flint [Ross' wife, former lover of Gunhawk]
Genre: Western
Setting: Sand Flat
Reprinted In: Western Gunfighters#15
Synopsis: Gunhawk, a fast-gun, returns to Sand Flat to kill Ross for marrying Anne, but Ross proves to be faster with the gun, and sends him to jail.
untitled
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#24
"Gunfight at Midnight"
"It Happened in a Speack of a Town"
"The Revenge of Running Bear"
Title: "The Guns of Sam Savage!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: John Severin
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Sam Savage [land-grabber]
Others: Cyclone, Simmons [rancher]
Genre: Western
Setting: Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#15
Synopsis: Savage is driving men from their ranchs, so the Two-Gun Kid buys Simmons' ranch, challenges Savage's authority, and beats him in a fight.
"Dance or Draw, Tenderfoot!"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#14
"Be Outta Town Before Noon!"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#14
"The Two-Gun Kid, Murderer!"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#14
Title: "The Fury of Ox Miller!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: John Severin
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Ox Miller [fist-fighter]
Genre: Western
Setting: western town
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#15; Two-Gun Kid#120
Synopsis: The Two-Gun Kid drives off Ox Miller in a fist-fight.
"The Deadly Dude"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#31
Title: "The Outlaw!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers
Villains: Jeb Howard [bank robber]
Genre: Western
Setting: Mesa Gap
Reprinted In: Western Gunfighters#1
Synopsis: Howard successfully robs a bank, but the constant terror of being caught drives him back to turn himself in.
"When the Kid Was Marked For Murder"
Title: "The Legend of the Two-Gun Kid!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Bull Yaeger [kills Seth Harder, dies]
Others: Cyclone, Seth Harder [Two-Gun Kid's father, dies]
Genre: Western
Setting: Sundown
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#101
Synopsis: When Yaeger kills his father, Clay Harder becomes the Two-Gun Kid to track him down; during their fight, Yaeger falls from a cliff and dies.
"The Monster of Hidden Valley"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#16
"When Bull Braddock Strikes"
Title: "At the Mercy of Wolf Waco!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Jack Kirby
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Wolf Waco
Others: Cyclone, unnamed doctor
Genre: Western
Setting: Lone Pine
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#101
Synopsis: When the Kid's hands are damaged saving a boy from a burning building, Wolf Waco takes advantage by forcing the Kid to ride with him and scare people off; however, the Kid's hands heal faster than Waco expects, because the doctor tending the Kid is the father of the boy he rescued.
Title: "The Swap!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Paul Reinman
Heroes: Charlie Duff [gold prospector]
Villains: Yates [wealthy land owner]
Genre: Western
Setting: unnamed western town
Reprinted In: Rawhide Kid#97
Synopsis: When Charlie announces that he's found gold, Yates attempts to swindle him, claiming he found oil on his land; Charlie swaps land with him, but Charlie's gold turns out to be fool's gold-- and Charlie really does find oil on Yates' property!
"Wolf Waco Takes Over"
"Guns Blaze on the Tombstone Trail"
Title: "I Hate The Two-Gun Kid!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Clem Carter [robber, Nancy's step-brother, dies], his partners
Others: Nancy Carter [schoolteacher], Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Gunslingers; Mighty Marvel Western#3; Mighty Marvel Western#35; Marvel Milestones: Rawhide Kid/Two-Gun Kid
Synopsis: The Kid tries to bring Clem Carter to justice, but one of his partners kills him; the Kid is suspected of the deed, and Nancy is left hating him.
"The Beginning of the Two-Gun Kid
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#120; Marvel Milestones: Rawhide Kid/Two-Gun Kid
Title: "The Outcast"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Don Heck
Heroes: Tall Feather [Navajo]
Villains: Takawana [wanna-be chieftan]
Others: Growling Bear [chieftan of Navajo]
Genre: Western
Setting: old west
Reprinted In: Western Gunfighters#26; Marvel Milestones: Rawhide Kid/Two-Gun Kid
Synopsis: Tall Feather exposes Takawana, who wanted his people to fight senseless battles so that he could become their chief.
Title: "The Odds Against the Kid Seem Hopeless When the Apaches Strike!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Apaches
Others: Nancy Carter, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: outside of Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#45; Mighty Marvel Western#2
Synopsis: Matt Hawk and Nancy are attacked by Apaches; Matt changes to the Two-Gun Kid, and drives them away.
Title: "And Not a Word Was Spoken!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Dick Ayers
Heroes: Skinny Smithers [rodeo gunman]
Villains: a one-eyed gunman
Genre: Western
Setting: unnamed western town
Reprinted In: Rawhide Kid#90
Synopsis: A one-eyed man causes trouble in a saloon, and slaps around a skinny man; when the two draw, the skinny man wins-- he's a professional gunman.
Notes: Contains no speech or text balloons.
"The Killer and the Kid"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#129; Mighty Marvel Western#1
"Two Lives Has He"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#100; Rawhide Kid#116
Title: "Trapped By Grizzly Grogan!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Dick Ayers
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Grizzly Grogan [big bank robber] and his gang of outlaws
Others: Boom-Boom Brown [blacksmith, former prize-fighter], Nancy Carter, Sheriff Brett Barton
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Gunslingers; Mighty Marvel Western#3; Two-Gun Kid#123
Synopsis: Boom-Boom comes to town, and is framed for robbery by Grogan; Matt Hawk proves him innocent in court, then catches Grogan as the Two-Gun Kid.
"Gunman's Gamble"
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#4; Mighty Marvel Western#38
"Gunslinger"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#80; Two-Gun Kid#123
Title: "The Man Called: Durant!"
Story:
Art:
Heroes: Durant [man from Chicago
Villains: Bull [tough guy]
Others: sheriff
Genre: Western
Setting: Butte Gap
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#86
Synopsis: Durant frightens off Bull when he notices the 14 notches on his gun, but Durant is really just a tenderfoot who whittles a lot. The local sheriff makes him his deputy to help scare off men like Bull.
"The Fangs of the Fox"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#116
Title: "The Macabre Mystery of the Purple Phantom!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Dick Ayers
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Purple Phantom [Hunk Hondo, land grabber, rustler], Smasher [strong thug]
Others: Thunder, Boom-Boom Brown, Seth Perkins [land owner], Nancy Carter
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#93; Two-Gun Kid#136
Synopsis: The Kid defends Seth Perkins, who is in danger of losing his land to Hondo, who uses the Purple Phantom guise to protect his identity. After realizing that the Phantom has no real powers, the Kid easily defeats him.
"The Legend of Grizzly-Bear Baker"
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#93
Title: "Showdown With Jesse James!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Dick Ayers, George Bell
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Frank and Jesse James, Bob Ford
Others: Boom-Boom Brown [learns that Matt Hawk is the Two-Gun Kid]
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#94; Two-Gun Kid#125
Synopsis: Jealous of the Two-Gun Kid's notoriety, Jesse James captures Matt Hawk and Boom-Boom Brown to lure the Two-Gun Kid out; Hawk switches to his other identity and they scuffle, but Jesse's fight is called off by his brother Frank, disgusted with Jesse's actions.
Notes: Jesse James returns in Two-Gun Kid#78
Title: "Action at Arrow Rock!"
Story: Stan Lee, Larry Lieber
Art: Larry Lieber, George Bell
Villains: Buffalo Sam, Matt Fallon [gun dealers, die]
Others: Apaches
Genre: Western
Setting: Arrow Rock
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#94
Synopsis: Matt and Sam sell guns to the Apaches, who tell Matt they will use them to invade "Lapo-Roja"; after their wagon breaks down at Arrow Rock, Sam happens to reveal that the Apaches call Arrow Rock "Lapo-Rojo".
Title: "Remember the Alamo!"
Story: Stan Lee
Art: Dick Ayers, Vince Colletta
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Wolf Fargo and his gang [die], Mescaleros
Others: Jim Bowie [dies], Sheriff Brett Barton, Nancy Carter, Boom-Boom Brown, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: 1836, Tombstone, Arizona; the Alamo, Texas; Fargo's outlaw town, Texas
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#134; Two-Gun Kid#95
Synopsis: The Kid meets Bowie, who helps him defeat the Wolf Fargo gang; when news comes that the Alamo is under siege, the Kid rides there, but is too late. Learning that the Fargo gang destroyed a bridge that might have given the cavalry time to aid the Alamo, he tracks down Fargo as Matt Hawk in an outlaw town; Fargo jails him, but he breaks out, and chases after Fargo; Fargo runs into an indian war party, and is killed by them.
Notes: Note that the Two-Gun Kid's adventures are normally set in 1860's-1870's.
"Man of the West" from Rawhide Kid#34
Title: "The Panther Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out!"
Story: Al Hartley
Art: Dick Ayers, Carl Hubbell
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Panther [Professor Elixir], his gang
Others: Sheriff Brett Barton, Boom-Boom Brown, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona; Limestone Trail
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#119
Synopsis: The Panther, disguised as a medicine man, commits robberies, but the Two-Gun Kid tracks him to his base, and the Panther is finally caught by a real-life panther.
Title: "The Revenge of Jesse James!"
Story: Larry Lieber
Art: Dick Ayers, Vince Colletta
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Jesse James [last in #71] and his gang [none identified by name]
Others: Nancy Carter, Boom-Boom Brown, Sheriff Brett Barton, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#111
Synopsis: Jesse kidnaps Nancy while holding up a train, and decides to promote himself to her students as a noble outlaw; the Two-Gun Kid tracks him down, defeats him, then humiliates him before the students.
"Badman Behind Bars" from Kid Colt, Outlaw#101
Title: "Showdown With Billy the Kid!"
Story: Larry Lieber, Steve Skeates
Art: Dick Ayers, Mickey Demeo
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: William Bonney [Billy the Kid]
Others: Boom-Boom Brown, Nancy Carter, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: New York; Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#7; Two-Gun Kid#115
Synopsis: Inspired by tales of the Two-Gun Kid, Bonney comes to Tombstone, and is mentored by the Two-Gun Kid himself; he becomes an infamous outlaw, then returns to Tombstone to duel the Kid, and loses; he rides off indignant, determined to prove himself.
"Gunslinger" from Two-Gun Kid#64
Title: "Gunslammer!"
Story: Larry Lieber
Art: Dick Ayers, Vince Colletta
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Jake McCord [leader of robbers]
Others: Boom-Boom Brown, Frank Parker [rancher], Gunslammer [Wayde Parker], Doc Grimm, Sheriff Brett Barton, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#13; Two-Gun Kid#109
Synopsis: Wayde becomes the Gunslammer, and becomes a fast draw, defeating the Two-Gun Kid himself; he falls in with the McCord gang, but the Two-Gun Kid shows him that McCord has no honor; when McCord attacks the Gunslammer's father, the Gunslammer and Two-Gun Kid join forces to defeat McCord
"Outlaw's End" from Kid Cot, Outlaw#109
Title: "The Challenge of Cole Younger"
Story: Gary Friedrich
Art: Vic Carrabotta, Vince Colletta
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Cole Younger
Others: Sheriff Brett Barton, Nancy Carter, Boom-Boom Brown
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#97
Synopsis: Younger arrives in Tombstone for revenge on Matt Hawk for once refusing to take a case for his brother; he beats up Hawk, but then as the Two-Gun Kid, Hawk beats him with the help of Boom-Boom.
Title: "The Looter Strikes!"
Story: Ron Whyte
Art: Al Hartley, Vince Colletta
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: The Looter
Others: Doc Grimm, Boom-Boom Brown, Sheriff Brett Barton, Thunder, Nancy Carter
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Mighty Marvel Western#26
Synopsis: The sheriff is wounded thwarting a bank robbery, leading the Looter to believe that Tombstone is ripe for the picking, but the Two-Gun Kid defeats him and his gang.
Notes: Nancy is mistakenly called "Sally" in this story.
"The Man Called: Durant" from Two-Gun Kid#67
Title: "Revenge of the Rattler!"
Story: Roy Thomas
Art: Ogden Whitney
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Rattler [Whirlo, an acrobat]
Others: Boom-Boom Brown, Sheriff Brett Barton, Thunder
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#113
Synopsis: The new Rattler holds up banks in Tombstone, hoping people would believe he was the original Rattler, but the Two-Gun Kid guesses the truth.
Notes: The original Rattler was first seen in Rawhide Kid#37.
Title: "The Two-Gun Kid Strikes Back"
Story: Sol Brodsky
Art: Ogden Whitney
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Mr. Bickert [hold-up man disguised as Two-Gun Kid]
Others: Boom-Boom Brown, Sheriff Brett Barton
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#124
Synopsis: Bickert robs coaches as the Two-Gun Kid, so to clear his name, the Kid hides aboard a stage as an old woman to ambush him.
"The Making of the Man" from Kid Colt, Outlaw#99
Title: "Three Rode Together!"
Story: Gary Friedrich
Art: Ogden Whitney
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid, Rawhide Kid, Kid Colt
Villains: Pig Porter [stage robber, dies], renegade indians [most die]
Others: Nightwind, Steel, Thunder, Sheriff Brett Barton, Boom-Boom Brown
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#117
Synopsis: The Rawhide Kid is wounded while trying to prevent Porter from robbing a stage, and is found by Kid Colt; before they can move on, both are captured by the Two-Gun Kid, who locks them up at Tombstone; Porter forms a mob to lynch the two Kids, so the Two-Gun Kid releases them, to bring them to trial at Tuscon himself; along the way, Colt saves him from renegade indians, and Rawhide saves him from a rattlesnake. Finally, they are attacked by Porter, who falls from a cliff while fighting the Two-Gun Kid. He lies to the Kids, saying Porter confessed to the robbery, and sets them both free.
Notes: Two-Gun Kid's first meeting with the Rawhide Kid.
Title: "Lawman of Rattlers Bend!"
Story: Sol Brodsky
Art: Herb Trimpe
Heroes: "Sudden" Sam Smith [marshal]
Villains: Karl Crowder [business man]
Others: "Blackie" and his partner [undercover marshals]
Genre: Western
Setting: Rattler's Bend
Reprinted In: Western Gunfighters#23
Synopsis: Smith arrives in Rattler's Bend to investigate rumors of corruption, and turns down a bribe from Crowder; When Blackie and his partner come to town claiming they want Smith dead, Crowder gathers his men to attack simultaneously, but after Smith shoots Blackie and his partner down effortlessly, Crowder's men abandon him. Later, Smith thanks Blackie and his partner for their work at impersonating gunmen.
Title: "Six-Shooter Jury!"
Story: Denny O'Neil
Art: Ogden Whitney
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Curly Joe Smart, his son
Others: Nancy Carter, Boom-Boom Brown, Thunder, Bart Hawk [Matt's cousin]
Genre: Western
Setting: Tombstone, Arizona
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#98; Two-Gun Kid#128
Synopsis: Smart attempts to force Matt into defending his son against murder charges by kidnapping Nancy; in order to both rescue Nancy and appear at the trial, Matt has his cousin Bart impersonate him; with Boom-Boom's help, the Two-Gun Kid captures Smart, and his son is found guilty.
Title: "Revenge Rides the Rails!"
Story: Ogden Whitney
Art: Ogden Whitney
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid
Villains: Duke Barton [casino owner], indians
Others: Thunder, Jess Bates [railroad owner], Miss Bates [daughter]
Genre: Western
Setting: Tuscon
Reprinted In: Two-Gun Kid#98; Two-Gun Kid#128
Synopsis: The Kid saves the passengers of a train after the trestle before them is blown up, and indians attack; after driving the indians off, the Kid heads to Tuscon, where he defeats Barton and learns he did it to get revenge on Bates for not letting him marry his daughter.
"Gunduel in the Desert" from Kid Colt, Outlaw#91
Title: "Bitting the Bullet"
Story: Fabian Nicieza
Art: Christian Gorney, Michael Halbeib
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid, Marcel Fournier [Canadian fur trapper], Running Fish [Apache], Hijiro Nguri [samurai]
Villains: Anatoly Fyskov [Russian crimelord]; Krakow Viacheslev [Anatoly's aide]; Herrold [fur trader], Shintaro Aiichi [clan-lord], his samurai; Kellerman; Colonel Dandridge [dies]
Genre: Western
Setting: San Francisco, Washington D.C., Tombstone, Arizona; April 28-June 14, 1885
Synopsis: Two-Gun Kid saves the life of Fournier, a fur trapper being pursued by Russian, Canadian, American and Japanese agents for a pair of golden minks; Two-Gun Kid is revealed to have obtained weapons from the future, which he uses to decimate their opponents, and fakes his death at Matt Hawk. Two-Gun Kid and Fournier befriend Running Fish, and begin flight to Alaska; Nguri is summoned to deal with them.
Title: "Crossing the Golden Gate Bridge"
Story: Fabian Nicieza
Art: Christian Gorney, Alex Maleev, Michael Halbeib
Heroes: Two-Gun Kid, Marcel Fournier, Running Fish, Hijiro Nguri [Sunset Riders]
Villains: Anatoly Fyskov; Krakow Viacheslev [dies]; Herrold; Shintaro Aiichi [dies], his samurai; Kellerman
Genre: Western
Setting: San Francisco, Vancouver, Washington D.C., Alaska; June 15-July 13, 1885
Synopsis: The Two-Gun Kid, Marcel and Running Fish join forces with Hijiro, one of the samurais of Shintaro Aiichi; they escape San Francisco and journey to Alaska, where they learn that the minks were being sought after because of maps printed inside them which led to the world's largest known oil supply. The Two-Gun Kid destroys the oil, cheats the death he had anticipated for himself, and rides off with the Sunset Riders.
Notes: The Two-Gun Kid is revealed to have married Nancy Carter, but she died after giving birth to their daughter.
"Tooth and Claw"
"Tall Tale"
"Beware!! the Terrible Totem!!" from Rawhide Kid#22