Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Billy's Round Trip—to Death and Back," Billy the Kid becomes embroiled in a range war where enemies falsely spread word of his death to demoralize his allies, but Billy survives and returns to confront those responsible. During a confrontation, Billy is forced to draw on a man named Rickett, and learns that his uncle was killed and forged mortgage documents were used to steal his property—a crime Rickett was coerced into committing. The issue also includes an educational feature, "Guns: Facts About Firearms," which explains various gunslinging techniques such as the border draw, the Curly Bill spin, and fanning, along with notes on their practical limitations.
When jail breakers Midge Gunner and Grunto escape custody seeking revenge on rancher Fred Bascombe, they hole up in a hidden cave atop Suicide Mountain—and snatch Bascombe's daughter Goldie as leverage. A posse can't scale the treacherous peak, but when Billy the Kid hears of the desperate situation, he takes on the dangerous climb himself, discovering a secret tunnel entrance the criminals thought would keep them safe. What follows is a desperate fight in the darkness to rescue the girl and bring the desperate men to justice.
A ruthless range war turns deadly when Billy the Kid steps in to help a targeted rancher, only to discover he's walked straight into a carefully laid trap—and those who set it will stop at nothing to ensure he never leaves. Wounded, bound, and left for dead in the wilderness, Billy must use every ounce of cunning and grit just to survive, while his enemies spread word of his demise to break the spirits of the local ranchers. When the outlaw finally returns to town, the real reckoning begins.
Billy the Kid rolls into Cattle Forks looking for a meal and runs straight into Big Monk, the brutal tyrant who's ruled the town through fear and a lightning-fast draw. When Monk's cruelty pushes the young stranger too far, a tense confrontation erupts that tests both men's mettle in ways neither quite expected.
This educational feature breaks down the techniques, tactics, and famous firearms of the Old West frontier—from quick-draw methods like the border draw and the Curly Bill spin to iconic weapons like the 1873 Colt Peacemaker that defined an era. Whether exploring practical gunplay or legendary showdowns, the story separates Western fact from Hollywood fiction, showing readers what actually worked in the real West versus what mostly stayed in dime novels.
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