Famous Western Badmen #15

In "Shanghai Mary," a sharp-eyed saloon girl in a dusty frontier town learns the brutal trade of the shanghai from a seasoned operator—then silences her mentor to claim the game for herself. With cunning and danger in her step, she carves a name for herself in a world where every deal could be your last.

In 1854, a young Geronimo embarks on his first raid with two companions, determined to prove himself to his tribe—but a botched attack on a ranch draws the wrath of Mexican Rurales and forces him to flee alone into the desert. Humiliated and hungry for vindication, Geronimo strikes out on his own, orchestrating a lone ambush on a pack train that finally earns him the respect of his people. When the Rurales retaliate by burning the Apache camp, Geronimo seizes the moment to lead a devastating counterattack that transforms him from a boastful young warrior into a war-chief commanding the tribe's loyalty.

Bob and Emmet Dalton are ruthless outlaws with a long history of crimes across the Kansas and Oklahoma territories, and when lawmen close in, they flee to a small Oklahoma town where they don't hesitate to gun down anyone who might collect a reward on their heads. Emboldened by their escape, the brothers assemble a gang and turn to train and bank robberies, becoming the terror of the Southwest—but their run of violence and murder finally catches up with them when lawmen track them to their hideout in the hills. As the net tightens and the gang falls one by one, the brothers face a reckoning neither expected.