Frontier Western #10

In "The Life and Death of the Phoenix Kid!" from Frontier Western #10 (1957), the notorious outlaw known as the Phoenix Kid flees through the dusty plains, his latest robbery behind him. After seizing an abandoned pony and riding hard to escape, he’s confronted by a group of Native Americans who accuse him of murdering a brave and taking the animal.

In "The Cooley Gang Strikes!" from Frontier Western #10 (1957), a band of outlaws rides into a dusty frontier town, leaving chaos in their wake. After demanding supplies, they find the water tainted—only to learn of a nearby town with a deep well and a bank, a place that might hold more than just relief.

In the dusty frontier town of Frontier Western #10, aging Doc Stewart struggles with arthritic hands, so he calls in a young eastern doctor to help. The townsfolk remain wary of the newcomer—until a showdown with outlaw Pete Corbin and his gang forces them to see his courage. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, "Medicine Man" captures a quiet shift in trust, one bullet at a time.

In "Empty Holsters!" from Frontier Western #10 (1957), the Squire returns from three years in jail, burning with vengeance against Sheriff Dick Manton. Now married to a young English woman who disapproves of guns, Manton finds himself defenseless when the Squire confronts him—until a sudden act of courage from his wife changes everything.

In "Dangerous Game," Sam Kane faces the chilling return of Ferris, the man he once sent to prison—now seeking vengeance on the trail. When Ferris ambushes Kane and triggers a deadly avalanche, the aftermath forces Kane to confront a moral crossroads he never expected.