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#6C [October 2008]
Edition: Incentive Platinum Foil Cover

#6B ... I'm crossing the Deep Water to a Country That Is Free [October 2008]
Edition: Wrap Cover

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Andrew Dalhouse
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

#6A ...I'm crossing the deep water to a country that is free [October 2008]

#5B [June 2008]
Edition: Wrap Cover

#5A She Cried So Whin I Left Her, It Like to Broke My Heart [June 2008]

#4 And A Great Big Puddle Of Blood All Around... [March 2008]
Edition: Wraparound Cover

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

#3B "There Are Twenty-one Men I Have Put Bullets Through..." [November 2007]
Edition: Wraparound Cover

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

#2B "...And A Coward Whose Name Is Not Worthy To Appear Here." [October 2007]
Edition: Wraparound Cover

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

Characters

Peter Lorrimer

Joe Dunn

Plot: As Joe Dunn rests in McKinnon's bar, Charles Morrison, a wealthy railroad owner arrives to stay at the hotel along with his beautiful young wife. His bodyguard recognises Dunn and Morrison, a fan of Dunn's, introduces himself though Dunn is not impressed. Finding out from McKinnon that his ex-girlfriend is a doctor in town, Dunn goes to speak with her and discovers he has a nineteen year old daughter who refuses to speak with him. As Dunn returns to the inn, he is confronted by a maimed sodbuster who has walked into town despite his injuries; together, Dunn and McKinnon recognise the handiwork of a half-breed named Red Crow.

#2A "...And A Coward Whose Name Is Not Worthy To Appear Here." [October 2007]

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

#1B "It Was Once In The Saddle I Used To Go Dashing..." [June 2007]
Edition: Wraparound

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

Characters

Peter Lorrimer

Joe Dunn

Plot: In 1959, Pete Lorrimer remembers the time he spent with an old gunslinger.At the end of the nineteenth century, Pete Lorrimer joins his elder brother Frank in Montana but before they can get to the town of Gladback where Frank works for a bar owner called McKinnon, the pair are ambushed by a gang who kill Frank.Before Pete is killed, Joe Dunn arrives and shoots them all from a distance. He helps Pete bury his brother and the pair journey to Gladback where McKinnon turns out to be an old friend of Dunn's.

#1A "It Was Once In The Saddle I Used To Go Dashing..." [June 2007]
Edition: Regular Edition Cover

Credits

Writer	Garth Ennis
Artist	Mike Wolfer
Colorist	Greg Waller
Editor in Chief	William Christensen

Characters

Peter Lorrimer

Joe Dunn

Plot: In 1959, Pete Lorrimer remembers the time he spent with an old gunslinger.At the end of the nineteenth century, Pete Lorrimer joins his elder brother Frank in Montana but before they can get to the town of Gladback where Frank works for a bar owner called McKinnon, the pair are ambushed by a gang who kill Frank.Before Pete is killed, Joe Dunn arrives and shoots them all from a distance. He helps Pete bury his brother and the pair journey to Gladback where McKinnon turns out to be an old friend of Dunn's.

#1 [March 2008]
Edition: Auxiliary Edition