Outlaws of the West #64

In "A Ride Down the Owlhoot Trail," Jo, a rancher's son with a grudge, schemes to ruin homesteader Boze Cullen through deceit and fire, but when Cullen chooses to ride the trail to settle things his own way, the outcome proves far less predictable than either man expected.

In "Homecoming," a wounded outlaw returns to his wife and son after a violent clash over a poker game, determined to leave the past behind. For two years, he works to rebuild their rundown ranch, trying to live a quiet, honest life. But when a pair of strangers arrive in town asking questions about him, the peace he’s fought for begins to tremble.

In the aftermath of the Civil War, a group of dispossessed soldiers led by the feared Kentuck and the one-armed ex-Captain Dunne—known as "Captain Doom"—camp near a frontier town, planning to raid it. Dunne, haunted by his past and unwilling to cross certain lines, secretly sets out to warn the lone deputy before the gang strikes, facing treacherous terrain and a ruined horse in his desperate race to reach town.

In the dusty frontier of 1967, one-armed outlaw Elias Dunne—known only as "Captain Doom"—joins a band of drifters, his reputation preceding him. When a horse thief tries to draw on him, Captain Doom ends the threat with a single shot, earning the gang’s wary respect—until they order him to leave. But before he rides off, he hears their whispered plan to rob a town’s bank, and the wind carries more than just dust.