Blazing Western #2

In "Geronimo: The War Chief of the Apaches, Part 1," Cheyenne Jones rides into Apache territory on a fragile mission: to negotiate peace with the legendary war chief Geronimo. Tensions flare when her own men question the odds, but a sudden attack by Mexican forces forces a reluctant alliance, leaving both sides wary but bound by a fragile truce.

In "Geronimo's Challenge, Part 2," the Cheyenne Kid answers a call to uphold the fragile peace he helped broker with Geronimo’s tribe, only to find it shattered when two traders assault a lone Apache. With Geronimo at his side, he tracks the perpetrators to a military outpost, confronting both the traders and the lieutenant who shields them—delivering justice in a way that leaves a lasting mark.

In "The Taming of Wild-Man Feeney!" from Blazing Western #2, the Haunted Horseman uses ghostly theatrics to outwit a gang of horse thieves, turning their own fear against them. When the dust settles, the once-feared Wild-Man Feeney and his crew surrender in Lobo Gap, facing Sheriff Leadsteer.

In "Bounty Hunter," former outlaw Clyde Mason, now a rancher and widower, makes a desperate plea to the Latigo Kid: help him turn himself in for a reward so his crippled son Dan can get a life-saving operation in Boston. With two rival bounty hunters, Borke and Clay, closing in, the Latigo Kid must navigate loyalty, justice, and the weight of a man’s second chance.

In "Indian Medicine Man!" from Blazing Western #2 (2000), Wild Bill Pecos finds himself unexpectedly taking on the role of medicine man for the Dakota tribe, using his wits and resourcefulness to navigate a tense standoff with the aggressive Sioux. As he steps into this sacred role, the line between myth and survival blurs in a story where peace is not won with a gun, but with courage and cunning.