Cheyenne #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Rio Smugglers," Bronco Layne races against time to clear his friend Jim O'Neil, wrongfully sentenced to hang for a murder he didn’t commit. As Layne uncovers a web of deceit tied to cattle smuggling across the Rio Grande—hidden in hollowed horns and orchestrated by ruthless cattle baron Duke Rhein—he’s forced to confront a dangerous trap when O’Neil’s wife and daughter are taken hostage. Written by Leo Dorfman, this gripping tale blends frontier justice with high-stakes suspense, all captured in a striking cover by the artist credited for the issue.
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Bronco Layne goes to the town of Trinity to help his friend Jim O'Neil who is about to be hanged for the murder of Colly Smith. Layne investigates Duke Rhein, a cattle owner, and finds out that he and his thugs are smuggling opium across O'Neil's ford in the Rio Grande river by packing it inside hollowed out cattle horns. Duke had also killed the ranger who knew too much and framed O'Neil. Bronco tries to stop O'Neil's execution but finds out that Jim's wife and daughter are held hostage. When he finally finds them, O'Neil can then say what he knows and the guilty are brought to justice.
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