Red Mask #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Red Mask pursues a criminal gang responsible for a stagecoach robbery across rough Western terrain to Beartooth Mountain. After capturing the outlaws, the Red Mask discovers a mysterious deed written in "black writing" that appears on the ashes of burned paper, leading him to investigate further. The masked vigilante searches the desolate mountain region for clues to understand why the criminals valued the cryptic document, ultimately determining that the location holds no apparent treasure or valuable minerals despite the criminals' desperation to possess it.
Red Mask accepts a dangerous assignment to escort a gold shipment through hostile territory, only to discover the outlaws have planned an elaborate series of traps along the route. After surviving their deadly ambush, he must track them to their hideout and devise an ingenious plan to capture the entire gang single-handedly.
Redmask investigates a string of robberies marked by a curious calling card—a purple glove left at each crime scene—only to discover the crimes are the work of a vengeful outlaw seeking retribution for his past capture. As Redmask closes in on the Purple Glove Gang, he finds himself trapped in quicksand while the criminals move to silence the one man who knows their true identity.
When outlaws start paying hard cash for a worthless mountain in the Arizona Territory, Red Mask smells a mystery—and rides out to uncover why Beartooth Mountain is suddenly so valuable. After piecing together clues from old newspaper files and a thirty-year-old crime, Red Mask discovers the real treasure isn't gold at all, but something frozen deep within the glacier that crowns the peak. The gunmen will stop at nothing to claim what they believe is theirs—but Red Mask has other plans for stolen riches.
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