Published: July 1952
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Story Featuring Kid Colt
Simon Leech inexplicably escaped death by hanging and survives with the help of a wily Indian. Leech and his men begin hunting down the members of the jury who convicted him until Kid Colt finally stops his rampage.
Tumlinson inks credit from Saltarella and Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr.
Outlaw Miles Blackburn fears for his life when he murders the brother of a famous gunfighter and tries unsuccessfully to outrun his fate.
Possible Fass pencils and unknown inks per Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr via atlastales.com. Previous indexer credited Sol Brodsky on pencils and inks.
Statement of October 1, 1951 Owners: Leading Magazine Corp, and Martin Goodman, both at 350 5th Avenue, New York 1, N.Y.
Two old prospectors defend their silver mine against claim jumpers.
Kid Colt encounters a wild black stallion that is being pursued by various outlaws, all of whom meet their doom when trying to tame him.
Blackie King and his gang ambush the Kid and steal his clothes so that King can masquerade as Kid Colt and evade capture.
Possible Tumlinson pencils and Shores inks per atlastales.com Tumlinson inks credit from Saltarella. Kid Colt writing credits for this issue from Martin O'Hearn.
Ad Featuring Popsicle Pete
Tim and Tess prevent a plane crash with the Popsicle premium wrist compass.
Advertisement for the premiums available from the Joe Lowe Corporation for saving Popsicle bags.
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