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    The Kents #10

    The Kents » The Kents #10 - To The Stars By Hard Ways Part 2 released by DC Comics on May 1, 1998.

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    To The Stars By Hard Ways Part 2 last edited by njg5595 on 05/14/20 03:04PM View full history

    "To the Stars by Hard Ways, Part 2." Jebediah learns he is a father to the son of Lily Beaumont. Mary sees how poorly the U.S. government can treat Indians.

    The issue opens with Jeb Kent and the James-Younger gang trying to sell stolen gold for greenbacks in Texas. That's where Jeb runs into Lily Beaumont and his son Taylor for the first time. Meanwhile, Nate Kent and Joshua Freeman visit Nate's other brother Joel William Kent who's a soldier in the U.S. Army, and has found Joshua's father, Tobias, serving in a negro unit.

    Reunions aside, hard days lay ahead for everyone...

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    And Native Americans are the 'Savages'? 0

    The Kents #10 - To The Stars By Hard Ways Part 2 by gc8 on February 08, 2013

    Is the U.S. Civil War really the darkest chapter in American history? By issue 10 of The Kents, that conflict is only visited in a few flashbacks, but the atrocities and indignities visited upon the Native Americans as depicted in this issue, seem many times worse.This final arc of The Kents is what most people think of as a 'western' proper in terms of time and space - the time being the 1870s and the place being mostly west of the Mississippi river. John Ostrander does a good job of tying this...

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