Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #4

When Billy the Kid encounters a desperate young boy named Toby Preston fleeing a murder frame-up, he recognizes a kindred spirit—and a wrong that needs righting. Billy helps Toby disguise himself to infiltrate the corrupt town where Fred McGurk, the banker and real killer, has framed the boy for his own father's death. With quick wits and a clever scheme involving stolen lamps and a creek-bed ambush, these two outlaws work to expose the truth and bring the guilty to justice.

A sweeping historical account of the wild mustang's rise and fall across the American West, from the Spanish conquistadors who first brought horses to the frontier through two centuries of freedom on the grasslands. As unnamed Indians learned to ride and settlers pushed westward, the once-thriving herds faced an ever-mounting threat—from hunters, ranchers, and finally barbed wire—in a struggle that would reshape the destiny of an entire species. This is the epic story of how the toughest little horse in the West went from roaming free to facing extinction.

Billy the Kid finds himself framed for a murder he didn't commit and breaks out of jail with help from a sympathetic deputy—only to discover his rescuer has sent him straight into the hands of a wealthy madman who hunts human beings for sport. Now, with the law on one side and a relentless killer on the other, Billy must use his wits and nerve to survive a deadly pursuit through treacherous wilderness.