Outlaws of the West #34

Matt Wayne, a hard-eyed bounty hunter, arrives in Cowtown seeking Copper Kolb, the outlaw known as "The Smiler," whose legend thrives on robbing the rich and giving to the poor. As he travels through frontier towns, Wayne spreads a message that Kolb is a dangerous criminal who will betray even his so-called allies, challenging the outlaw’s image among the locals. Sheriff Dan Corbett watches warily, aware that Wayne’s crusade is stirring unrest — and that the real test will come when the two men finally meet.

In a November 1849 waterfront saloon in 'Frisco, John Franklin Cooper makes a startling impression by defeating several tough gunmen with a tiny, six-barrel pepperbox pistol—later dubbed "Little Death"—that shocks onlookers with its speed and stealth. The gun, a revolutionary repeating firearm, soon becomes a favored weapon among riverboat crews, including Captain Jamison’s Belle May, who arm themselves with it to fend off river pirates at Hawkeye Bend.

Clay Boone, the peace-loving gunsmith's apprentice, transforms into the legendary Gunmaster to confront the ruthless Hole-in-the-Wall Gang after they terrorize the town of Rawhide. Armed with his arsenal of inventive weapons, he infiltrates their fortified rock hideout, battling deadly traps and desperate outlaws in a high-stakes showdown that tests his skill and resolve.