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Six-Gun Gorilla by Si Spurrier – Parts 1-4 of 6 (spoilers)
After Masters is murdered by the "Strawhan Gang," O'Neil—who had been taught to shoot by his owner—sets out on a "vengeance trail" to hunt down the killers. Six Gun Gorilla
A gorilla named O'Neil is kidnapped from Africa and sold to a Colorado prospector, Bart Masters. Six-Gun Gorilla by Si Spurrier – Parts 1-4
Six-Gun Gorilla is a character originally created for British pulp magazines in the late 1930s that has since evolved into a versatile public-domain icon. Most recently, it has been reimagined as a metatextual sci-fi western. The character consistently centers on a massive, revolver-wielding gorilla seeking vengeance or navigating a hostile frontier. 1. Historical Origins (1939) Most recently, it has been reimagined as a
In the original pulp ending, O'Neil dies immediately after killing his nemesis, Tutt Strawhan. 2. Modern Reimagining (2013)
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Six-Gun Gorilla by Si Spurrier – Parts 1-4 of 6 (spoilers)
After Masters is murdered by the "Strawhan Gang," O'Neil—who had been taught to shoot by his owner—sets out on a "vengeance trail" to hunt down the killers.
A gorilla named O'Neil is kidnapped from Africa and sold to a Colorado prospector, Bart Masters.
Six-Gun Gorilla is a character originally created for British pulp magazines in the late 1930s that has since evolved into a versatile public-domain icon. Most recently, it has been reimagined as a metatextual sci-fi western. The character consistently centers on a massive, revolver-wielding gorilla seeking vengeance or navigating a hostile frontier. 1. Historical Origins (1939)
In the original pulp ending, O'Neil dies immediately after killing his nemesis, Tutt Strawhan. 2. Modern Reimagining (2013)