Kid Montana #34

When Kathy Grey recruits three gunfighters—Kid Montana, Whistler Will, and Thunder Hill—to search for Aztec treasure in the swamp, they don't know a ruthless bandido named El Diablo has overheard their plans and is on their trail. As the party battles both El Diablo's men and the dangers of the jungle itself, they must navigate hostile territory and earn the trust of a Seminole princess who holds their fate in her hands.

In 1877 Arizona, prospector Ed Schieffelin scouts Apache territory with Al Sieber and discovers silver ore in the hills—but the land belongs to Geronimo and his braves, making any mining operation a deadly gamble. Undeterred by warnings that he'll find nothing but his tombstone, Schieffelin stakes his claim anyway, naming his strike after Al's grim prediction. This is the true story of how a determined prospector's silver discovery became one of the Old West's most famous mines and the town built around it.

In 1848, a mechanic named James Marshall discovers gold in the waters running through John Sutter's California property, setting off one of history's greatest migrations as fortune seekers flood the territory. What begins as a carefully guarded secret soon erupts into chaos as prospectors, miners, and dreamers from every walk of life descend on the gold country, transforming the landscape into lawless boomtowns ruled by outlaws and the promise of wealth. This special feature traces the rise and eventual decline of the Gold Rush, showing how a handful of yellow pebbles changed California forever.

Kid Montana takes a job scouting for a wagon train crossing Apache country, only to find himself caught between the settlers and a unified Indian alliance orchestrated by his former childhood companion, Geronimo. As the Apache leader consolidates power among the Comanche and Blackfoot nations, Montana must reckon with a conflict that threatens to engulf the entire territory in war.