Ringo #20

In the harsh desert of the frontier, Ringo survives a deadly mountain lion attack only to be rescued by government agent Ray Colman, who demands his help tracking down the fugitive Angel Antonio Altar Muros and his gang. As the hunt unfolds, Ringo finds himself torn between the law and his own sense of justice—especially when he must choose between obeying Colman’s orders and protecting an innocent man caught in the crossfire.

In "The Bison," a quiet moment on the central prairies unfolds as a young woman and her dog encounter the last of a great herd, their presence a fading echo of a world once defined by the thunder of hooves. The story captures the deep connection between the land, its people, and the animals that shaped their lives, tracing the quiet aftermath of a vast, tragic change.

In "Return to Kill," Bill [el Sonriente] rides into Indian Pass, where he crosses paths with Destry Jones, a man driven by the need to avenge his father’s murder at the hands of Dan Stevens. Torn between suspicion and loyalty, Bill is falsely accused and brutalized by Stevens’ allies, forcing him to return with a reckoning in his eyes. When the dust settles, two men—bound by tragedy and silence—ride out together, their shared past a storm they’ve weathered, not resolved.

A young man with a dangerous past and a hunger for freedom finds himself trapped by the law, only to break free and vanish into the harsh frontier—where legend begins, but the truth is far darker. This stark, two-page biography cuts through myth to reveal the real story behind the man known as Billy the Kid.

In the harsh frontier of 1972, Red Wolf rises as a legend when he fights back against Mr Norton’s brutal campaign to seize the valley from the Native people. When Norton hires Ringo to track down the so-called murderer who’s kidnapped White Lily, the truth unravels—only to plunge them all into a deadly trap. With the help of Lonely Puma and Black Deer, Ringo must outwit Norton’s men and stand beside Red Wolf in a desperate bid to survive.