Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #6

When a stranger rolls into town terrorized by the ruthless Black Diamond gang, Billy the Kid returns to stand against them—but the gang's grip is tighter than any lawman before him has managed to break. Billy's quick draw and sharper wits might be enough to challenge their reign, though the Diamonds won't surrender their hold on the territory without a fight. This ten-page western pits the Kid's reputation against a criminal family whose numbers and brutality have left the town—and a string of sheriffs—thoroughly broken.

When Billy the Kid awakens to a gorilla snarling over him on the range, he's not sure if it's a nightmare—until the circus ringmaster arrives in town offering a thousand dollars for the beast's safe return, and the skeptical locals refuse to believe any of it. Billy sets out to prove them wrong and capture the escaped gorilla himself, though not everyone in town is convinced the impossible animal even exists.

In the rugged frontier of 1951, a stagecoach carrying a gold shipment becomes a target when a notorious outlaw, Billy Shaw, is spotted among the passengers. As the coach crosses a treacherous ferry, a gang of bandits launches a sudden ambush. With quick thinking and a daring plan, Shaw and the ferry owner orchestrate a landslide to scatter the attackers. Grateful for their rescue, the sheriff chooses to look the other way—pretending he never recognized the man who just saved them.

In "null," a young boy and a girl listen intently as the Oldtimer recounts the tale of Hod Denim, a lone man fleeing on foot from a relentless band of hostile Indians. Just when escape seems impossible, a stray dog that has been following him triggers a sudden landslide, scattering the pursuers and offering a chance for survival.