Six-Gun Heroes #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring multiple western stories. "Six-Gun Heroes" follows Tom and Sheriff Mike Shaw as they pursue escaped critters into the hills, discovering gunfire that may indicate the outlaws they're hunting. A separate story titled "Captive Herd" depicts Red Roan, leader of a wild horse herd, attempting to rescue his animals after cowboys capture them during an ambush; as Red Roan closes in on the herd during a violent storm, a showdown appears imminent. Additional stories feature characters including Rocky Lane, Lash LaRue, and Tex Ritter in action-packed western scenarios.
When a gang of renegades led by Rowdy Rawlins tears the hunting rights clause from a treaty at the county courthouse, they plan to brand wild buffalo and force the local tribes to buy back their own game. Rocky Lane, a secret marshal, uncovers the scheme and rides to the buffalo spread for a clever confrontation that pits wit and improvisation against the gang's crooked ambitions.
When a robbery at the assayer's office sends Tom Mix and Sheriff Mike Shaw after fleeing thieves, the criminals hide their stolen gold inside the blacksmith's anvil—only to have Mix inadvertently foil their plan by showing up to help the town's ailing blacksmith with some honest work. When the crooks realize they've grabbed the wrong anvil and return to set things right, Mix is ready to teach them a hard lesson about crime in Dobie.
Lash LaRue stops by the local barbershop for a trim while his horse is being shod—only to find himself face-to-face with a ruthless outlaw holding up the place. When the gunslinger threatens to silence everyone who's witnessed the robbery, Lash must act fast with his trusty bullwhip to stop the killer before innocent people pay the price.
Tex Ritter accepts a dangerous challenge to shoot it out with Trigger Bill Richards, one of the deadliest gunfighters in the West—a gamble he'll take if it means bringing a desperate criminal to justice. When the ruthless outlaw breaks his word and brings hidden backup to their noon showdown on Pine Street, Tex must outthink and outfight an opponent who refuses to play by any rules. This 1954 tale of bluffed evidence and calculated courage shows that sometimes the fastest gun isn't the one that wins the day.
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↩ Reprints Western Hero #76 (1949), Western Hero #80 (1949), Rocky Lane Western #27 (1951)
Reprinted in Best of the West #15 (2000)
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