More Moonstone Westerns: Cisco Kid vs Wyatt Earp

One last mention of another Moonstone Western coming out the same time as Jesse James vs. Machine Gun Kelly.



Cisco Kid vs Wyatt Earp
Story: Chuck Dixon, Len Kody
Art: EricJ
Colors: Andy B
Cover: Kalman Andrasofszky
32pgs, color, $3.99-No Ads! No Filler!

Wyatt Earp vs The Cisco Kid
Story: Chuck Dixon
Art: Enrique Villagran
Colors: Andy B
Cover: Kalman Andrasofszky
32pgs, color, $3.99

There are two sides to every story…and for the first time, Moonstone shows you them both!

Two different perspectives on the same wild west story action! Wyatt vs Cisco and Cisco vs Wyatt will ship on the same day!

They called them gunslingers when these mythic men rode the west over a century ago. Movies and dime novels gave them white hats and black hats, but the truth lies somewhere in between. On October 27th, 1880, Wyatt Earp arrested William "Curly Bill" Brocious for shooting the Tombstone town Marshal. But on the way to trial, some tell of a dangerous encounter with a mysterious outlaw called the Cisco Kid. Did the paths of these two legendary gunslingers cross somewhere in the southwest? If so, whose side of the story should we believe? Myth meets history in this fantastic Western showdown! 32 color pages! No Ads! No Filler!

More Moonstone Westerns: Wild West Triple Feature

Yet still more from Moonstone's summer Western event of which I'll be a part.

Wild West Triple Feature TPB: Wyatt Earp - The Cisco Kid - Belle Starr



Story: Chuck Dixon, Mark Ricketts, Len Kody
Cover Art: Sergio Cariello
Interior Art: Dennis Calero, Steve Buccellato, Enrique Villagran, Matt Camp
240pgs, Squarebound, greyscaled, $23.95
ISBN: (10) 1-933076-41-0
(13)978-1-933076-41-6

A MOONSTONE WILD WEST EVENT!
Three western LEGENDS in three complete tales that will thrill Wild West fans everywhere!

Wyatt Earp is the town’s new Marshall, and it doesn’t take him long to get on the bad side of brutal cowboys used to doing things the outlaw way…and now only Doc Holliday and the Masterson brothers stand between Wyatt and a marker on his head!

Belle Starr recounts her life’s story. From debutante to debaucher, she’s a woman driven to the outlaw life by too much hunger and too many bad men. Moving from place to place, a life full of wandering and adventure, she hints at her most personal demon…and how she was forced to meet her past and either fight it or die trying!

The Cisco Kid is chasing the Brujera on a road that leads straight into a trap set by a Texas Ranger and his cunning Indian partner. But the road to fire and brimstone is full of distractions, from a mysterious and alluring woman whose motives are shrouded in dreams, to the father of his murdered girlfriend--a powerful Shaman who will step from the fires of the abyss to stake his own claim on Cisco’s life!

On Wyatt Earp:
“As per his usual, Chuck Dixon's writing kicks some serious ass. He tells great stories wherein the characters become known to the reader through their actions as much as dialogue.” -PopThought.com

On Belle Starr:
“I expected a Bad Girl story about a hot, outlaw cowgirl; I got a touching piece about a tragic woman who tried too hard to control her life and had it all fall apart on her.”
-- ComicWorldNews.com

On Cisco Kid:
“Len has woven a story with great skill, of a character whose motivations are complex and whose soul is anything but pure.”-IndependentPropaganda.com

Incidentally, that Comic World News quote is mine from back in the day. Belle Starr really was a surprisingly great story. And Moonstone's Cisco Kid comics have always been spot on.