Kid Colt Outlaw, #9

Published: May 1950

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Issue Contents:
The Vengeance of Geronimo!
Credits
Story Notes

Cover blurb: "Featuring: The Vengeance of Geronimo!" but no story with that title or character appears within.

The Flaming Fury!
Credits
Story Notes

Walsh credit per Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. via atlastales.com.

The Gun-Shy Sheriff!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

The Kid helps out a sheriff who has become afraid to fire his weapon.

Credits
Story Notes

Per Michael J. Vassallo via atlastales.com there may be another artist besides Maneely involved in the art.

The Man Who Refused to Die!
Storyline

Charlie Feather is determined to repay Grizzly Pete for insulting him, even if it costs him his life.

Credits
Story Notes

Colan credit per Michael J. Vassallo's blog: http://timely-atlas-comics.blogspot.com/2011/08/gene-colan-1926-2011-timely-years.html

Secret of the Hidden Mine!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

The Kid discovers that Ox and his gang plan to sell weapons to the natives, convincing them that the settlers plan to attack.

Credits
Story Notes

Colan pencils and Maneely splash page per Michael J. Vassallo and Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. via atlastales.com. Previous indexer credited Syd Shores on pencils and inks.

A Matter of Pride!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

Riding toward Last Chance City, Kid Colt sees a poster offering a $100 reward for his capture. Insulted by the paltry sum, he kidnaps the town's sheriff and convinces him to raise the amount to $1000.

Credits
Gunshot Trail
Storyline

Sheriff Roy Bellows leads a posse to take down the outlaw Bull Judson.

The Meanest Man in the World!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

Kid Colt exposes a crooked rancher and helps an overzealous sheriff see the error of his ways.

Credits
Story Notes

Maneely splash page and alterations on panels throughout per Michael J. Vassallo via atlastales.

The Man from Nowhere!

Story Featuring Kid Colt

Storyline

When the Ballot family offers hospitality to Kid Colt, he repays them by showing their boy that the outlaw life is nothing to admire.

Credits
Story Notes

Colan pencils on pgs 1-6, 8. Shores art on page 7. Joe Maneely splash along with panels on pgs 2-5. info per Michael J. Vassallo via atlastales.com. Writer credits for this issue from Martin O'Hearn.

How 'Mini-Gym' Soon has "Mousey" Twins Making Like Lions!
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation
Credits
Story Notes

Statement of October 1, 1949 Owners: Leading Comic Corp. and Martin Goodman, both at 350 5th Avenue, New York 1, N.Y.

Ad Featuring Dubble Bubble Gum

"Hurry up, slow-poke!"

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