Cowboy #1/1963
In a tense frontier clash of ideals, the peaceful Lilla Björnen seeks a truce with the white settlers, while the cunning arms dealer Max Sloan pushes to keep the conflict alive—so he can keep profiting. With doktor Rafferty caught in the middle and the mighty Stora Björnen torn between peace and war, old alliances are tested and new ones may form in the shadow of the next bullet.
In the dusty shadows of the frontier, loyalty cracks under the weight of secrets as Judd Heston’s true allegiance is revealed—his brother Wal’s murder is no accident, and the trail leads straight to Zack Daly. With Bat Jaeger caught in the crossfire and the past unraveling, trust is the rarest currency in a land where justice is written in blood.
In the spring of 1865, Confederate Captain Quinn leads an audacious mission to steal the Union's payroll from a remote fort in Goliad, Nebraska, with only eleven men at his side. As the plan unfolds, tensions rise among Quinn, Garretson, Sutler, Brodie, Sergeant Borroum, and the enigmatic Cain, testing loyalty and resolve in the shadow of betrayal.
When Buck Jones captures outlaw Pete Brown, his victory quickly turns to crisis—Brown’s gang retaliates by kidnapping Vera Malloy, the daughter of the local judge. With Vera’s life on the line, Buck must decide whether to uphold the law or risk everything to save her.
In this gripping installment of *Cowboy #1/1963*, Joe Cullen, the young friend of the Kansas Kid, sets out on a journey to become a true revolverman, eager to see the world. On his return, unaware of the danger ahead, he crosses paths with Ben Riley’s outlaw gang—setting the stage for a tense confrontation that could change everything.
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