Six-Gun Heroes #16

Annie Oakley, once the territory’s fiercest gunfighter, begins embracing a more feminine life after meeting the charming Rod Farrel, much to the delight of the town’s women’s committee. As she trades her guns for dresses and tries to fit in, her old life catches up when a gold shipment is threatened—forcing her to choose between the lady she’s trying to become and the hero she’s always been.

Wyatt Earp faces off against the cunning and ruthless poker player Lucas Landry in a high-stakes game that tests more than just luck. As Landry uses psychological pressure and subtle threats to unsettle the marshal, Earp must outthink him not just at the table, but in the tense stand-off that follows on the streets of Dodge City.

A young man with a Sharps rifle defends a frontier outpost from a group of raiders, relying on the weapon’s long-range accuracy and power to keep them at bay. The story highlights the Sharps rifle’s reputation as a trusted tool of mountain men and buffalo hunters, emphasizing its effectiveness against hostile forces.

The story recounts the rise of Sam Bass, a young man who gained attention racing his fast mare before turning to crime in the Black Hills. As he moved from robbing miners to targeting stages and banks, he relied on cunning and hidden hideouts to evade capture. His outlaw career ultimately ended when he was killed by rangers during a bank robbery in July 1878.

When the outlaw Cat Ferris and his gang plan to seize the town during the cattle buyers' arrival, they believe they’ve killed the Gunmaster in a crossfire. But as the town descends into chaos, a young shepherd boy named Miguel—wearing the Gunmaster’s disguise and riding his legendary white stallion—unexpectedly becomes the figure they thought was dead.