Maverick Marshal #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three western stories. "The Range Hog" follows Maverick Marshal as he confronts a Chinese cook skilled with a gun, engaging in a shootout at a bunkhouse. "Apache" features Vittoro, a Native American soldier whose brave actions during a cavalry battle against attackers win over the townspeople's hatred, leading to mutual understanding and brotherhood. "The Outlaw Rodeo" depicts a marshal pursuing the outlaw Lopez, who escapes to Sonora; the marshal tracks him through difficult terrain with fresh horses, ultimately capturing Lopez despite the outlaw's attempts to elude the posse.
Maverick Marshal Mark Stone must evict rancher Lem Galen from his property when Mr. Bolling calls in a mortgage, but Stone's lawman instincts tell him something crooked is afoot—especially after Galen claims Bolling and his foreman Jingo Bell robbed him of cattle money. Stone investigates and uncovers a dangerous scheme that'll require all his wits and his badge to expose.
A lawman rides into an outlaw hideout with a warrant for the dangerous Pecos, but walks straight into an ambush where the odds turn deadly fast. When treachery erupts and the sheriff finds himself outgunned and cornered, he pulls an unexpected ace from his sleeve to even the score. "Three Sheriffs In One" is a fast-paced frontier tale of quick wits and quicker reflexes from Maverick Marshal #7.
Vittoro, a Coyotero Apache scout for the cavalry, returns home on leave after years away at school and in the army, only to face brutal prejudice in a frontier town that refuses to see him as anything but an enemy. When his attempts at peaceful coexistence spark violence, Vittoro must navigate between the man he's been taught to be and the Apache skills that flow back instinctively—all while a greater conflict threatens to engulf everything around him.
Marshal Mark Stone pursues Primo Lopez and his gang into Hunger Canyon after a brazen bank heist, only to find himself ambushed, captured, and held prisoner in the outlaws' remote horse camp. Forced to prove his worth—or meet his end—Stone faces down a vicious bronco in a deadly test of nerve while searching for any opening to turn the tables on his captors.
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