Six-Gun Heroes #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Six-Gun Heroes" #21 is an anthology featuring stories of popular Western film cowboys. The visible pages show two distinct narratives: one depicting Native American warriors planning to defend Fort Hilltop against cannon fire, with Roving Marshal Lash LaRue leading volunteers to intercept them; another following a character named Curly who recovers from injuries in a sickbed while Monte and Judy tend to his bandages. A third sequence involves a chase across hills where characters pursue a coach, with references to "Black Jack" and lost gold that must be retrieved before continuing their pursuit.
In a dusty frontier town, a man claiming to be a railroad official stirs suspicion when he reveals his secret mission at a saloon—only to be approached by a local rancher eager to bribe him for a favorable route. As tensions rise, Hopalong Cassidy uncovers a web of deception when the supposed official is found dead, and a mysterious map points to a murder with a cleverly staged alibi.
Pony Boy Pedro rushes to school, late and scrambling to write a short essay under pressure. After his attempt at a 20-word essay is met with laughter, the story shifts to Ambling Andy, who dramatically declares his love for Esmeralda in a Western-style romance, only to be tested by her question about whether he’d die for her.
In the rugged frontier of 1953, Lash Larue leads a volunteer cavalry battalion into the backwoods to retake Fort Hilltop from the defiant Cheyenne chief Thunder Cloud, who has fortified the outpost with cunning and unseen tunnels. As the troops advance under heavy artillery, Larue grows uneasy when the enemy makes no move—until he discovers the fort is a trap, its defenders having vanished into underground passages meant to ambush the next assault.
In the quiet of the Bar 50 ranch, a joyful engagement party looms, but tragedy strikes when a misplaced gunshot startles a horse, sending it careening into the threshing machine and critically injuring the groom-to-be, Curl. As the community rallies around him, the real test comes not in healing his body, but in facing the emotional aftermath when his disfigured face is revealed—leaving his betrothed, Judy, to confront her own reaction and reaffirm her love.
Lamebrain is baffled by the growing use of plastic in everyday life, even going so far as to be shocked by the idea of plastic surgeons. Ten Gallon Tex, amused by his friend’s reaction, shares a tall tale about a horse so bow-legged it could walk through a bowling alley without interfering with the game.
In a tense western showdown, a disguised Secret Marshal, Rocky Lane, is held captive in a barber shop while a gang of outlaws plans to steal a stagecoach carrying a fortune in gold. As the chase unfolds across the frontier, both the fugitive and the lawman race to uncover the hidden loot, unaware that the key to the mystery lies in plain sight.
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