Six-Gun Heroes #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains five complete stories featuring Western heroes. One story involving Monte Hale concerns a railroad dispute over the northeast section of his ranch; Monte must deal with a man named Gaffney and navigate complications with the mayor regarding a proposed railroad route through the property. Another story features Lash LaRue pursuing a fugitive on horseback after a chase that leads through varied terrain, ultimately resulting in the capture and return of the outlaw to custody. The issue showcases adventures of the featured six-gun heroes, including tales of frontier justice, railroad conflicts, and pursuit of criminals across the Old West landscape.
In "The Chief's Blunder," Doc Williams' farewell from the frontier town sparks a heartfelt gesture: the townspeople craft a "Wanted" poster to honor him, hoping it’ll convince him to stay. But when a cunning stage driver steals the poster and twists it into a fake bounty, he tricks the Chief Marshal into paying a reward—only to vanish, leaving Rocky on the trail of a conman disguised as an Indian.
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Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats #11 (1997), Rocky Lane Western #2 (2000), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #7 (2011), Rocky Lane Western Comic Annual #3
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