Oklahoma Kid #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains multiple Western stories. "Manhunt" tells of the Prince Albert Kid's arrival at a ranch to investigate the death of a cowboy named Curly Wilson, who was allegedly killed by a horse; the Kid discovers the cinch strap was deliberately cut and exposes the murder to the ranchers. A second story depicts a cavalry officer court-martialed for striking a superior, who escapes from an Eastern prison and returns to the West to expose the truth. "Pay or Perish!" centers on Native American tribes negotiating with settlers over control of a vital water hole on the sun-baked plateau, with the stakes being survival versus access to their rightful resource.
When Bart Javis and his band of outlaws target the Pony Express station in Lone Eagle's village, a hard-won peace between the government and the tribe is put to the test. Lone Eagle must intercept the stolen mail and confront the desperadoes to protect both the mail service and his people's honor. A five-page tale of frontier justice and unlikely alliance set in 1957.
Lone Eagle treasures a silver bugle taken from a young soldier during a fierce battle years past, and when Oklahoma Kid learns its history, he rides to Fort Grant to find Captain Pankin—now the man grown from that captured boy. What unfolds is a chance for two former enemies to settle an old debt, testing whether peace can truly exist between them on the frontier.
Discover the true story behind the legend of Pocahontas—a tale of an Indian princess named Mataoaka whose compassion and courage shaped the early days of Virginia. This historical account follows her remarkable journey from her native lands through her marriage to a tobacco planter, culminating in an unexpected voyage to England that would test her spirit in ways she never imagined.
The Oklahoma Kid tracks down Deuce Browder, a disgraced Army deserter branded by dishonor, only to discover the fugitive has allied himself with a hostile Indian tribe to exact revenge on the cavalry—but an unexpected ally in Shining Star, an Indian maid with her own score to settle, helps the Kid see through the conspiracy. As Oklahoma prepares to outmaneuver Browder's treachery, he must decide whether to pursue justice or integrity when the deserter makes his desperate bid to escape.
When white men seize control of the only water hole for a hundred miles, Chief Lone Eagle must decide whether to negotiate with Jim Wayne or fight to reclaim what his tribe has always owned. As tensions escalate and trust crumbles, Lone Eagle faces an impossible choice between the wisdom he's long practiced and the survival of his people in the unforgiving desert.
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↩ Reprints The Lone Rider #1 (1951), The Lone Rider #7 (1952), The Lone Rider #10 (1952), Lone Eagle #3 (1954)
Reprinted in Western Adventure Library #4 (1971), Un Faux Livre #[nn] (2017)
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