Outlaws of the West #58

In "He Rode with Quantrill's Guerillas!", Jesse James takes his first brutal steps into a life of rebellion as a member of Quantrill's Guerillas during the Civil War. After a violent ambush leaves his unit desperate and betrayed, the young man finds himself drawn deeper into a world of blood and retribution—where surrender means death, and survival demands a new kind of war.

Jesse James rides hard toward Northfield, Minnesota, chasing a fleeting chance at freedom, but the ghosts of his past—blood, betrayal, and a growing legend—follow close behind. Once a man of quiet desperation, he’s become a myth to some, a menace to others, and now a target marked by a governor’s reward. The road ahead promises no sanctuary, only the reckoning that follows a life lived on the edge.

In the dusty aftermath of a brutal robbery, Laughing Sam Hubb revels in his ill-gotten gains—dining extravagantly and roaring with laughter at the expense of stand-up comic Broadway Benny. But as the dust settles and the laughter echoes, a dangerous question lingers: will his mirth be his undoing, or will he turn his next laugh into a final, fatal act?

In 1870, two legendary plainsmen both claim the title "Buffalo Bill"—William F. Cody and William Comstock—so an Army General arranges a hunting contest at Fort McPherson to settle the matter once and for all. Armed with single-shot rifles and watched by officers and their ladies, the two marksmen face off against a buffalo herd, each employing wildly different tactics to prove who deserves the name. It's a clash of skill, strategy, and nerve on the frontier that will decide who truly is the greatest buffalo hunter of the day.