Apache Trail #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains two stories. "Apache Trail" follows a sheriff's pursuit of a fugitive who belongs to Texas, with tension mounting at every moment of the announcement. "The Tallest Spar" tells of a man's expedition through Brazilian jungle with his companion Cintero, where they encounter native tribes, use experimental weapons called "Eggs" (spatter-hand grenades), and discover the natives' secret source of oil on the other side of a riverbank before narrowly escaping with their lives.
When gold starts disappearing from the sluices at Yellow Stream, Charlie Fellers and the other miners suspect one of their own—and suspicion falls on young Juanito, a hardworking kid who's earned Charlie's trust. As the truth unravels, Charlie must decide where his loyalty lies and what justice really means in a camp full of desperate men.
Red Hathaway arrives at a timber mill as a new faller for the Weyman Lumber Company, only to clash with Mike Stone, the outfit's top faller, when he intervenes in Stone's bullying of a younger worker—earning a powerful enemy in the process. As Red tackles the dangerous work of rigging a massive Douglas fir spar tree, his rivalry with Stone simmers until a catastrophic moment forces him to make a split-second decision that could save a life. "The Tallest Spar!" is a tense tale of pride, skill, and survival in the unforgiving logging camps of the Pacific Northwest.
In "Boss Lady!" from Apache Trail #2 (1957), Jo—known as Missy Lil Peters—finds herself in a tense showdown when her sister Rita is framed for a crime she didn’t commit. With Bush Peters and his gang manipulating the truth, Lil must prove her innocence and clear Rita’s name before the town’s bank is robbed. The story unfolds with sharp tension and frontier grit, as Lil takes charge in a moment that tests her courage and quick thinking.
A bitter Texan haunted by the South's defeat, Matt Morgan turns to guerrilla violence and outlawry, only to find himself fleeing across state lines with a price on his head. After ten years as a fugitive, Morgan returns to Texas under an assumed name, hoping to shed his violent past and build a respectable life—but his carefully constructed deception begins to unravel. "This Man Belongs to Texas!" traces one man's desperate attempt at redemption against the weight of his own history.
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