Buffalo Bill #2

When the Kansas Pacific Railroad faces starvation in hostile Indian territory, young scout Bill Cody takes on a dangerous job: hunting buffalo to feed 1,200 workers building the line. But Chief Black Cloud has vowed to stop the railroad at any cost, and his war parties are determined to cut off the railroad's supplies—forcing Cody to outwit both the Sioux and their stolen cannon to keep the project alive.

Wild Bill Hickok finds himself drawn into the lawless town of Lawless Junction when a spirited stagecoach driver named Calamity Jane gets caught up in a gold shipment robbery—and refuses to let the outlaw Jeff Burke run the town unchallenged. With the town's corrupt mayor revealed as the mastermind behind the theft, Hickok faces Burke and his gang in a final showdown to bring order to a place that's forgotten what law and order means. Robert Q. Sale illustrates this tale of fast guns and frontier justice.

When a renegade Cheyenne war party led by Big Wolf begins raiding wagon trains for money to buy rifles from an unscrupulous trader, Buffalo Bill must outthink a conspiracy that reaches from the frontier all the way back to the fort. With captured braves refusing to talk and spies working in the shadows, Bill devises a daring plan using the very ammunition shipment that Big Wolf covets to turn the tables on the attackers.

Annie Oakley, the sharpshooter known to the Sioux as "Little Sure Shot," takes on a rifle exhibition match against an Eastern champion while her friend Tom Smith faces a lynching accusation from rustler Ed Slade and his gang. When a young Indian boy named Little Fox overhears Slade's plan to frame Smith and steal his cattle, Annie must race against time to expose the real culprits before justice falls on the innocent man. Her deadly aim and fearless nerve put her at odds with outlaws determined to hide their crime.