Cowboy Western #66

Wild Bill Hickok and Jingles face off against a former military man who returns to town with grand ambitions and a crew of hired guns, determined to build an empire by intimidating the local ranchers and sidestepping the law. When the General refuses to respect Hickok's authority and starts taking matters into his own hands, the marshal and his deputy must stand their ground against his escalating threats. What neither the General nor his mercenaries counted on is what the truth might cost them.

Jingles heads toward town for what should be a peaceful ride, but a massive bull takes a liking to him—and what follows is a comedic chain reaction of trouble that lands him in hot water with the sheriff. As the affectionate critter keeps appearing at the worst possible moments, Jingles finds himself framed for rustling, accused of breaking into a china shop, and desperate enough to prefer jail time just to get some peace. It's a rollicking frontier comedy where one stubborn animal turns a simple trip into complete chaos.

Wild Bill Hickok must stop a ruthless schemer named Dent Harker from using fraudulent land titles to steal ranches from honest settlers, even as angry ranchers threaten to take justice into their own hands. When the marshal uncovers the truth behind the deeds, Harker's desperation leads to a desperate showdown that will finally expose his crimes.

A cocky outlaw rolling into town learns the hard way that Two Gun Tess is a force to be reckoned with—though her fearsome reputation may not be quite what he expected. This 1958 humor tale plays up the classic Western showdown with a twist that lands with a satisfying punch.