Broken Frontier

From the King Jack Kirby, the hot writing team Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray (Hex, Heroes for Hire), and others comes wild adventures from the Wild West in Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl. 

Back when America was in its infancy, outlaws and Native Americans ruled the western territories.  But it was gunfighters with a reputation for shooting first and asking questions later, like Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl, who made their marks in the Wild West.

In Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and the Arizona Colt, Annie and the Kid embark on another adventure, this time taking on a dangerous job escorting a stage coach through Apache territory in a story by Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, and Federica Manfredi. 

But their job takes a strange turn when they come across a bizarre town.  It’s not long before bullets are flying and Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl find themselves taking on an entire town with their ammunition running low.

Plus, Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and the Arizona Colt features the introduction of the woman who looked to tame the Wild West, one engraved invitation at a time – the Philadelphia Philly.  In this 8 page story by Jim McCann (Marvel Previews, Eternals Sketchbook, Civil War Opening Shot) and David Williams, the Philadelphia Philly encounters the man called Spender; a man who lost everything, including his name, and is all the more dangerous as a result. 

Featuring a cover by Eisner Award-winner Eric Powell, Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl also re-presents three classic Marvel Western tales by comic legends including Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers.

For five tales of Marvel Western action, adventure, and even Apaches, pick up Marvel Westerns: Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl for one of the wildest comic experiences of the year.

MARVEL WESTERNS: KID COLT AND THE ARIZONA GIRL  (MAY061990)
Written by JUSTIN GRAY, JIMMY PALMIOTTI & JIM MCCANN
Art by FEDERICA MANFREDI, JIMMY PALMIOTTI & DAVID WILLAIMS
Cover by ERIC POWELL
48 PGS./Rated T+ ...$3.99
FOC – 6/15, On Sale – 7/5/2006