Jesse James #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Jesse James #22 The issue contains at least two stories. In the first, a woman named Nancy Blaine seeks out Jesse James because she fears a new sheriff will interfere with her mining payroll deliveries; Jesse agrees to help her and devises a plan involving a fight with a character named Bridgers to scare off the sheriff. In the second story, Bat Masterson pursues Dave Rudabaugh and his gang through a blizzard, taking shelter at a cabin where he encounters Rudabaugh's wife and daughter; Bat uses a flaming brand to drive the outlaws from the cabin and apprehend them.
When Sheriff Bob Trent arrives at Boulder Pass to take over a badge no one wants—its predecessor having been killed by a bullet meant for the lawman—he finds himself facing off against Blackie Dart's ruthless gang, who are determined to steal the incoming mine payroll. Trent must outwit the outlaws and prove he's more than just a target with a sheriff's star, even as they test his nerve with midnight bushwhackings and threats that seem designed to scare him away. In a race against time, the sheriff must decide whether to play it safe or ride straight into danger to protect the coach and the mining community that's counting on him.
Sheriff Bob Trent goes undercover as a saddle tramp named Luke Tanner to infiltrate a ruthless cattle-rustling gang that's been striking ranches across the remote Southwest—a dangerous play that puts him deep in their hideout and closer than ever to their mysterious buyer. When his cover is suddenly blown, Trent finds himself bound and trapped, forced to rely on his wits and nerve to survive a showdown with criminals who'd gladly kill to keep their operation running. Can the sheriff turn the tables before the gang decides he's more trouble than he's worth?
Bat Masterson comes to Dodge City as a sharp-shooting lawman determined to tame the town's wild gunflingers, but a tragic encounter with a jealous soldier sets him on a harder path. When his brother falls to an outlaw's bullets and a notorious gang holes up nearby, Bat's resolve to bring order to Kansas intensifies—even if it means riding alone into a blizzard to hunt them down. This tale follows the legendary gunslinger's early days enforcing the law in one of the Old West's most notorious towns.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Sheriff Bob Dixon's Chuck Wagon #1 (1950), Wild Bill Hickok #10 (1952), Jesse James #8 (1952), Blazing Six Guns #1 (1952)
Reprinted in Jesse James #5 (1955)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.