Appearing in "Gunsmoke in Calico!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Clip Malloy Gang
- Norton
- Caton
- Clip Malloy
- Numerous unnamed gang members
Races and Species:
Locations:
- United States of America
- Calico
- Dry Spring
- Huntersville
Synopsis for "Gunsmoke in Calico!"
Kid Colt foils an attempted robbery of the Calico Bank then tasks himself with transporting the criminals to Huntersville for trial. Along the way to to Huntersville he tricks the gang's leader into attempting to free his men whom seemingly escaped custody. What Clip Malloy didn't know was was that one of his men was actually the Kid himself who pretended to be one of the gang in order to lure them out. Kid Colt left Calico with three prisoners when he made it to Huntersville he had six.
Appearing in "One of Us Must Die!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Cobra Driscoll
- Dr. Clint Adams (Radford)
Antagonists:
- Unnamed Outlaws (Apparent death)
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Chickens (Mentioned)
- Weasels (Mentioned)
- Ghosts (Mentioned)
- Panthers (Referenced)
- Horses
- Hyenas (Referenced)
Locations:
- United States of America
- Sonora
- Tularosa (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "One of Us Must Die!"
Kid Colt is about to duel the gunhawk known as Cobra Dricoll when the man drops to the ground due to being infected by the Black Fever. With no help from the fearful townspeople Kid Colt picks up Driscoll and takes him to a nearby doctor. While the doctor is attempting to work on Driscoll two men come in to kill Driscoll but recognize the doctor calling himself Clint Adams. They insist they saw the doctor in Tularosa who at the time was called Radford and that he was responsible for the deaths of many. Kid Colt is able to scare off the men but chooses to pursue them after Adams confesses to him that he is Radford and that his lack of medicine failed him in Talrosa and that he was blamed and force to leave.
Kid Colt searches for the men but is knocked out from behind. When Colt awakens he knows where they'll be going. Just as the two men are about to shoot Driscoll they fall over... seemingly killed by the Black Death the same disease inflicting Driscoll.
Appearing in "Six-Guns Can Talk!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Dr. Sawyer
Antagonists:
- Sutton
Other Characters:
- Unnamed Teacher
- School Students
- Ricky
- Numerous unnamed Students
- Ricky's Father
- Ricky's Mother
Races and Species:
Locations:
- United States of America
- Yosemite National Park (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "Six-Guns Can Talk!"
Kid Colt is showing off some tirck shots to a teacher and her class when one of the kids named Ricky falls over. The teacher blames Colt in shooting the boy while Colt rushes Ricky to a doctor. After the incident kid vows not to use his guns anymore and is confronted by a man named Sutton who is sour about a previous incident with the Kid. Kid stops him in his tracks with a shove into a horses trough. The doctor later informs Colt that Ricky will be okay and that he was just grazed and that most of the damage was when Ricky fell down out of shock.
Kid Colt investigates the scene to find out if it was a ricochet but instead discovers the bullet that's lodged into the schoolhouse wasn't from his gun. Sutton appears and informs Colt that it was his doing but that he was aiming for Kid Colt and not the boy. The Kid asks Sutton for one of his guns so that they might have a proper showdown but Ricky's father shows up and give Colt his guns back to ensure the duel is on the level. Colt wins the duel by disarming Sutton who is to be tried for his crimes by Ricky's father. Sutton however grows a respect for the Kid Colt's skill.
Appearing in "Hidden Gold"
Synopsis for "Hidden Gold"
A vulnerable gold shipment is hidden by a clever stagecoach driver to fool robbers.
Appearing in "One-Hour Truce!"
Featured Characters:
- Jud
- Brad
Supporting Characters:
- Uncle Pat
Antagonists:
- Doyle
- Unnamed Mayor
Races and Species:
Locations:
Synopsis for "One-Hour Truce!"
Two cousins stage a prolonged shootout against each other to draw out some criminals who attempted to murder their uncle and steal his gold. Once they made their presence known the two cousins worked together to catch them and have them sent to prison.
Appearing in "The Treasure of Sierra Blanco!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Steel
- Old Man Wiler
Antagonists:
- Numerous unnamed outlaws
Other Characters:
- Lord (Mentioned)
- Wiler's Father (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
Locations:
- United States of America
- Sierra Blanco
- San Francisco (Mentioned)
- Mexico (Mentioned)
Synopsis for "The Treasure of Sierra Blanco!"
Kid Colt was passing through the ghost town of Sierra Blanco when he was stopped by an old man who told him to leave. When the Kid told the man that he was simply there for water the old man was able to spot that he was a decent man and allowed him to get some. While feeding his and Steel's thirst, Colt discovered that there was gold in the well but put it back. On his way out the Old Man told Colt that the town was founded by former conquistadors and that before they left back to Mexico they gave the town to his father who was a missionary. Now Old Man Wiler protects the town from people who wish to wreck it for believing of the legend of treasure it holds. Colt thanked the man for the story and water and was off on Steel/
While traveling just out of town he was stopped by a gang of outlaws who were going to take the town after the old man refused to sell it. The outlaws asked the Kid to join them in their raid bu the Kid refused and fled back to the town to help defend it with the old man. After a gunfight left the outlaws to surrender, Kid Colt showed the old man the gold who plans to use it to fix up and reopen the town for decent folk.
Notes
- "Gunsmoke in Calico!" is reprinted in Mighty Marvel Western #23
- "One of Us Must Die!" is reprinted in Western Gunfighters (Vol. 2) #20.
- "Six-Guns Can Talk!" is reprinted in Giant-Size Kid Colt #2.
- "One-Hour Truce!" is reprinted in Kid Colt Outlaw #174.
- "The Treasure of Sierra Blanco!" is reprinted in Western Gunfighters (Vol. 2) #26.