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* ''ComicBook/{{Hitman}}'' has Tommy go up against a telepathic gunslinger who can and will outdraw anyone due to reading their minds. The BigBad mockingly asks how Tommy's going to beat that, Nat obligingly provides the answer: [[spoiler:have your buddy blow his head off while he's not looking]].
* The "Luna-1" arc of ''ComicBook/{{JudgeDredd}}'' had Judge Dredd working as the sheriff of the very western themed Luna-1 colony on the moon. An assassination attempt had Dredd facing off against a Robo-Slinger, a cowboy looking robot who could draw and fire at lightning speeds. Dredd, despite having to drawn from his boot holster and not his hip, still manages to outdraw the robot and fire a kill shot. The robot, being a sore loser, then tries to blow Dredd away with a missile before being destroyed.
* The "Luna-1" arc of ''ComicBook/{{JudgeDredd}}'' had Judge Dredd working as the sheriff of the very western themed Luna-1 colony on the moon. An assassination attempt had Dredd facing off against a Robo-Slinger, a cowboy looking robot who could draw and fire at lightning speeds. Dredd, despite having to drawn from his boot holster and not his hip, still manages to outdraw the robot and fire a kill shot. The robot, being a sore loser, then tries to blow Dredd away with a missile before being destroyed.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Hitman}}'' has ''ComicBook/{{Hitman|1993}}'': Tommy go goes up against a telepathic gunslinger who can and will outdraw anyone due to reading their minds. The BigBad mockingly asks how Tommy's going to beat that, Nat obligingly provides the answer: [[spoiler:have your buddy blow his head off while he's not looking]].
* ''ComicBook/{{JudgeDredd}}'': The "Luna-1" arcof ''ComicBook/{{JudgeDredd}}'' had Judge Dredd working as the sheriff of the very western themed Luna-1 colony on the moon. An assassination attempt had Dredd facing off against a Robo-Slinger, a cowboy looking robot who could draw and fire at lightning speeds. Dredd, despite having to drawn from his boot holster and not his hip, still manages to outdraw the robot and fire a kill shot. The robot, being a sore loser, then tries to blow Dredd away with a missile before being destroyed.
* ''ComicBook/{{JudgeDredd}}'': The "Luna-1" arc
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* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'' had a few variations on the theme.
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* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'' had a few variations on the theme.''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'':
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* A variant near the end of ''ComicBook/SerenityLeavesOnTheWind''. The crew drops the Operative off on a planet, and Zoe follows him into the woods and throws him a pistol, telling him that despite him helping save her, he still killed her husband and that debt can't be repaid. The scene ends with them standing under the trees waiting to draw. Next panel Zoe comes back to the ship, but it's not stated whether she killed the Operative.
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'': Any confronatation with [[SpaceWestern space cowboy]] Terra-Man is almost guaranteed to end in one of these. In ''World's Finest'' #261, he and ComicBook/ThePenguin hypnotise Franchise/{{Superman}} and Franchise/{{Batman}} into having one.
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'': Any confronatation with [[SpaceWestern space cowboy]] Terra-Man is almost guaranteed to end in one of these. In ''World's Finest'' #261, he and ComicBook/ThePenguin hypnotise Franchise/{{Superman}} and Franchise/{{Batman}} into having one.
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* ''ComicBook/SerenityLeavesOnTheWind'': A variant near the end of ''ComicBook/SerenityLeavesOnTheWind''.the comic. The crew drops the Operative off on a planet, and Zoe follows him into the woods and throws him a pistol, telling him that despite him helping save her, he still killed her husband and that debt can't be repaid. The scene ends with them standing under the trees waiting to draw. Next panel Zoe comes back to the ship, but it's not stated whether she killed the Operative.
*''Franchise/{{Superman}}'': ''ComicBook/{{Superman}}'': Any confronatation with [[SpaceWestern space cowboy]] Terra-Man is almost guaranteed to end in one of these. In ''World's Finest'' ''ComicBook/{{Worlds Finest|1961}}'' #261, he and ComicBook/ThePenguin hypnotise Franchise/{{Superman}} Superman and Franchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} into having one.
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* The Stage 3 boss in ''[[VideoGame/LethalEnforcers Lethal Enforcers II: Gunfighters]]'' is a quick draw between you and three mooks (six if you have two players). The duel starts with your opponents telling you "When we draw, start shootin'." But if you even try shooting them before they draw, you'll be told, [[WhatTheHellPlayer "I said you can't shoot 'til we draw!"]]
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* The Stage 3 boss in ''[[VideoGame/LethalEnforcers Lethal Enforcers II: Gunfighters]]'' ''VideoGame/LethalEnforcersIIGunFighters'' is a quick draw between you and three mooks (six if you have two players). The duel starts with your opponents telling you "When we draw, start shootin'." But if you even try shooting them before they draw, you'll be told, [[WhatTheHellPlayer "I said you can't shoot 'til we draw!"]]
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* ''VideoGame/PrincessPeachShowtime'' One of the levels of the game titled "Cowgirl in the Wilderness" is set in a Wild West stage, including a transformation for Peach where she transforms into Cowgirl Peach, in the level, Peach must help the people of Wild Star who are getting robbed by Cowboy Grape, after chasing him, the Cowboy Grape escapes and enters on a cave, Peach follows him, inside, he's waiting for her, and standing in front of him, a tumbleweed rolls between them and the Boss Battle begins, Peach must throw barrels at him to lasso him up and throw him up to the air for him to fall over three times to defeat him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HandyManny'': The scene in "Gopher Help" where Turner faces off against the gopher is a parody of this, complete with what the closed captions call "Western standoff music".
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RocketSavesTheDay'', Rocket, Little Yellow Bird and the Pest standoff against each other in this style after Rocket and Little Yellow Bird return to town.
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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/LiveALive''. The Wild West chapter features a showdown between the Sundown Kid and Mad Dog... only for them to both shoot into some hay barrels instead of at each other to take out some of the Crazy Bunch hiding there, as Mad Dog doesn't want anybody to interfere with their duel. [[spoiler:Played straight at the end of the chapter -- the Sundown Kid wins.]]
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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/LiveALive''. The Wild West chapter features a showdown between the Sundown Kid and Mad Dog... only for them to both shoot into some hay barrels bales instead of at each other to take out some of the Crazy Bunch hiding there, as Mad Dog doesn't want anybody to interfere with their duel. [[spoiler:Played straight [[spoiler:They do it again at the end of the chapter -- after O. Dio is defeated, but it's presented as a regular boss battle instead of the Sundown Kid wins.showdown they had previously.]]
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* Subverted in ''VideoGame/LiveALive''. The Wild West chapter features a showdown between the Sundown Kid and Mad Dog... only for them to both shoot into some hay barrels instead of at each other to take out some of the Crazy Bunch hiding there, as Mad Dog doesn't want anybody to interfere with their duel. [[spoiler:Played straight at the end of the chapter -- the Sundown Kid wins.]]
