Panther, St Albans, Herts, 1973, reprint.  ISBN 0-586-03444-7.  MMPB, 158 pages.  Some cover wear, colour chipping primarily along edges; binding tight with tanning pages; gently read.  ‘Dillon was just about the roughest, meanest gunman around – a real cool killer, evil as they come.  It was bad news for a lot of people the day he hit town.  Bad news for Myra, the curvaceous teenage tease… for Butch Hogan, her brutal, greedy father… for Nick Gurney, the small-time operator who thought he could string along with Dillon and hit it rich… for Hurst and Little Ernie, the ace racketeers who had the whole city carved up between them.  And for a whole load of other characters whose ventilated corpses were to lie in the wake of Dillon’s ruthless progress…’ (from rear wrap)