Maverick Marshal #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA federal marshal pursues the notorious outlaw Curtis, a wanted man also known as "Justice," who is hiding with his partner Trobert. The marshal confronts the criminals in a tense standoff, leading to a shootout where he attempts to apprehend them. After a desperate chase and gunfight, the marshal manages to capture or neutralize the outlaws, with additional support arriving to help secure the area. The issue also includes an informational article titled "Head 'Em North" describing the cattle-driving process and the role of drovers in the Old West.
When the Maverick Marshal witnesses young Lenny Sears fleeing a bank robbery, he quickly realizes the case isn't what it seems—Cash Grogan, the banker himself, orchestrated the whole scheme to steal the boy's inherited ranch. Now Marshal Mark Stone must outmaneuver Grogan and his hired guns to give Sears a fighting chance at justice, all while the crook tries to use the law itself as a weapon.
A U.S. Marshal tracking down a fraud suspect in Skull Valley finds himself caught between the man he came to arrest and a pair of ruthless outlaws—Curtis and Leroy Fuller—who have their own violent plans for the territory. When gunfire erupts and escape routes narrow, the Marshal has to think fast and trust an unlikely ally to turn the tables on two dangerous men his office has hunted for years.
The Maverick Marshal tracks down Don Pedro Roberto Alfredo De Caza Y Ruiz, Mexico's most wanted outlaw, only to discover the man isn't the villain the Sonora Rurales claimed—he stole gold from a mine to help villagers exploited by the tyrant Silvio. When gunfire erupts and the marshal must choose a side, he and Caza find themselves cornered in a riverside shack with enemies closing in. What begins as a manhunt becomes something far more complicated as the marshal uncovers the real truth about who deserves the noose.
When a bushwhacker's bullet wounds his father, young George Gibbons discovers the guns his peaceful farmer dad has hidden away—along with a past he never knew existed. As Mike Latzo arrives seeking revenge against Nick Gibbons and destroys everything the family holds dear, the farm boy must decide whether to pick up those worn Colts and become the man his father raised him to be. It's a frontier tale of quiet strength tested by violence, where a plow boy finds out what he's really made of.
The Maverick Marshal arrives in Buckhorn with a warrant for the owner of the Crossbar Ranch—only to discover that Walt Canning is dead, leaving his widow Belle Canning to answer for the estate. When the marshal learns that the ruthless Jase Levinger has been forcing Belle to continue her late husband's rustling operations at Nester Creek, he rides out to stop the scheme before the widow becomes trapped between the law and the outlaw's threats. A tense confrontation at the rustler's hideout forces the marshal to act fast to protect Belle and bring Levinger and his gunhawks to justice.
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Reprinted in Black Fury #59 (1959), Maverick Marshal #51 (1959)
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