Cheyenne Kid #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Cheyenne Kid and his partner devise a plan to stop a gang of renegade redskins from raiding a railroad. A salty stranger warns the Kid of two big herds waiting at the railroad pens to be shipped, which the outlaws plan to steal. Judge Bevan stages a raid to draw off the gang and catch them in the act. The story involves a railroad president in Austin, Texas who is pursued by a Mexican outlaw named Yanquis, leading to a scheme involving ten thousand dollars and ultimately requiring the Kid to retrieve a hidden pepper box gun to complete their mission.
The Cheyenne Kid rides into trouble near Comanche Gap when he discovers a renegade war party planning to ambush a gold shipment—and uncovers a connection to the hardcase Riz Ewell, who's orchestrating the attack from within. Standing virtually alone against Indians working with outlaws and an inexperienced Army lieutenant who won't listen, Cheyenne must use his wits and his reputation as blood brother to the Cheyenne chief to prevent disaster on the frontier.
When the Cheyenne Kid rides into Judge Roy Bean's territory looking to meet the legendary lawman, he's immediately caught up in a horse-theft accusation—and Bean's rough brand of frontier justice. The Kid soon discovers the judge is fighting a bigger battle against organized rustling in the region, and Bean asks for his help to gather proof against the real criminals pulling the strings. With a daring undercover plan in motion, the Cheyenne Kid infiltrates the rustler's camp to expose the operation from within.
A railroad detective with a audacious plan infiltrates the Sierra Nevada hideout of the outlaw Pat Grogan and his gang by arriving with the very reward money posted for their capture. Aaron Sampter knows that the promise of ten thousand dollars will do what no posse could—turn the criminals against each other long enough for the law to close in. When greed and suspicion fracture the gang's unity, Sampter seizes his moment to bring them to justice.
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Reprinted in The Al Williamson Reader #[nn] (2008)
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