Six-Gun Heroes #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple Western stories. One story follows a ranger who encounters a squirrely character at a ranch and becomes involved in a scheme related to branding horses and a corral. Another narrative involves Ed Bagett, a wanted outlaw in four states, who outwits a pursuer named Travis in a gunfight; the ranger later captures him and learns Bagett's story involves a gambling hall called Belle Kennedy's and three women who want him out of town. A third story centers on Tom Mix dealing with a criminal mastermind, featuring action at a sheriff's office and a veterinarian's involvement with a poisoned horse case.
Rocky Lane, a secret marshal headed to a celebration in Dusty Flats, discovers a sinister plot when he stumbles upon criminals planting dynamite near the town's dam. After being captured and cast into the raging river by the villainous Flint Ferrick, Rocky must race against time to warn the townspeople and devise a desperate plan to stop the flood and capture the outlaws before they can pillage the defenseless valley.
Tex Ritter faces an old nemesis when Ed Bagett, a four-time convicted murderer who swore vengeance after Tex shot him down years ago in Cheyenne, escapes prison and tracks him to town. With Bagett closing in for revenge, Tex must confront the gunslinger who's made good on his deadly promise while also managing the pressing demands of closing down Belle Kennedy's gambling hall. A showdown between lawman and killer becomes inevitable in this tense frontier tale.
Lash LaRue arrives in Hedge City to investigate troublemaker Biff Calhoun, only to cross paths with his old pal Squinty—a nearly-blind stable hand whose poor eyesight keeps landing him in comedic scrapes. When a local rancher is robbed, Squinty's mishaps accidentally provide the clue that cracks the case, proving sometimes the worst luck can lead to the best results.
Tom Mix steps in to settle a dispute between Bill Sawyer and the relentless Dan Feary, who holds a mortgage on Sawyer's Triple X Ranch—but when Sawyer's herd mysteriously starts dying, a veterinarian's diagnosis of hoof-and-mouth disease threatens to destroy everything Sawyer has worked for. Tom smells a setup and races to uncover the truth before Feary can foreclose on the valuable property.
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