Outlaws of the West #38

In the dusty frontier town of Texas, Ranger Clay Rance arrives to mediate a violent standoff after young Ben Colwell is accused of shooting Mr. Prell’s son. With tensions boiling and the town’s powerful rancher determined to see Ben punished, Rance must protect the fugitive teen and his love, Lace, as they flee into the wilderness to avoid a mob.

Bundt Gurt’s gang, desperate to free their leader, sets a trap on the railroad track with dynamite, but Billy the Kid, riding ahead of the prison train, anticipates the attack and narrowly averts disaster. As the gang regroups and plans a nighttime assault on the sheriff and Gurt at a hotel, Billy the Kid moves unseen through the shadows, using cunning and timing to stay one step ahead. With the town quiet and danger closing in, the real test of wits begins — but the outcome remains uncertain.

In a frontier town where flashy gunfighters rule, Jess Wolheimer stands apart—armed not with a revolver, but a worn Winchester pump-gun. When a threat emerges, his calm precision proves that true skill lies not in show, but in hitting what matters.

A wounded outlaw, Carl Fells, flees into a secluded Quaker village called Paradise, seeking refuge from a relentless posse. Though the peaceful settlers treat him with kindness and heal his injuries, he soon plans to steal their gold and escape—unaware that the sheriff, a patient man by nature, has staked out the town, waiting for him to leave.