Six-Gun Heroes #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue presents two western stories: "Annie Oakley in Trouble in Taos," in which Annie Oakley rides into Taos and discovers a bank robbery, using her keen eyes to see beyond the obvious and uncover a hidden truth about the crime. The second story, "Six-Gun Heroes," follows a group of outlaws who are jailed but escape, planning to shoot down a lawman named Bar when he arrives; the tale involves conflict between rival gang members including the Ferris brothers and Marshal Earp, culminating in a saloon confrontation where the outlaws divide into groups to ambush their enemies.
In the desert heat, Marshal Lash Larue finds himself caught between two enemies: the fugitive Otto Haas and the treacherous outlaw Shell Bodeen, who’s determined to see both men dead. With no horses and outnumbered, Larue devises a desperate plan to turn the tide by using Haas as a decoy, forcing Bodeen’s men into a trap they don’t see coming.
Annie Oakley rides into Taos just after a bank robbery, where she quickly suspects the robbery was staged. As the townspeople rally to form a posse, Annie follows a growing hunch that the real thief is not the fleeing outlaw, but the bank owner himself. She races ahead to intercept the stagecoach, confronting the banker with a startling revelation that changes everything.
Marshal Wyatt Earp faces a tense showdown when Bar Murtag, a down-on-his-luck townsman, challenges him to a duel—not out of malice, but to prove himself to his son. As the crowd watches in silence, Earp realizes the true danger behind the act, uncovering a plot by the Ferris Brothers to use Bar as a pawn in a deadly ambush.
The Gunmaster returns to Rawhide to protect the town and the woman he loves, even as a bounty is placed on his head after being falsely accused of joining outlaw Cappy Ringo’s gang. As the townspeople panic and Ringo’s men prepare to seize the town, the Gunmaster uses his unmatched skill to outwit the outlaws and expose their deception—though his true identity remains a secret even as he draws ever closer to the woman who sees him in two different lights.
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