Published: July 1960
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Story Featuring Kid Colt
Kid Colt pretends to be killed to lure a gang into the open and beat them for good.
Ayers inks per Nick Caputo, February 2013. Original indexer credited Jack Keller.
The local sheriff worries about the return of a jailed bandit, but the man has reformed and helps do the same with his old gang.
Text story with illustration. The first page split with statement of ownership.
Kid Colt pretends to be a brute and intentionally gets beaten by a girl's fiancé to deter her from falling in love with him.
Ayers inks and lettering per Nick Caputo, February 2013. Previous indexer credited Keller with inks and Artie Simek with lettering. This is a retelling of "The Outlaw and the Lady!" in issue #82 (January 1959)
An autobiography of a pistol used in a failed bank robbery.
A page with disguise cut-outs to arrange on Kid Colt's face, between pages 2 and 3 of previous story sequence.
A gunslinger tries to ambush the Kid in the desert but is killed by a rattlesnake.
Ayers inks per Nick Caputo, February 2013. Previous indexer credited Jack Keller.
Shares the first page of "The Return". Average sales not printed.
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