Six-Gun Heroes #34
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRocky Lane and his companions pursue the outlaw Black Jack through the hills, losing him near a stage depot. Planning to intercept the criminal at the next stagecoach stop, they devise a scheme involving a rigged clock and a disguised old man to trap Black Jack when he boards the stage. After successfully capturing the outlaw at a ranch, Rocky and his men find themselves surrounded by Indians led by Chief Blue Moon, forcing them to make a dangerous escape by collapsing the Indians' tent and riding away on horseback.
Tex Ritter arrives at the isolated shack of an old prospector, Pete, only to find him dead under suspicious circumstances. Though the initial assumption is suicide, Tex suspects murder after discovering the prospector’s mine contains a valuable ore disguised as fool’s gold, and a hidden figure flees the scene. As Tex investigates, he sets a trap to expose the killer, leading to a tense confrontation with a man who had everything to gain from Pete’s death.
Rocky Lane races to protect Forrest Dawson, a key witness set to testify against a cattle rustling ring, as hired outlaws ambush every stagecoach between Dodge City and Ridgefield. With Dawson’s safety at stake and time running out, Rocky uses a daring ruse to outwit the killers, swapping places with the real witness to throw them off the trail. As dawn breaks, Rocky makes a final desperate dash to reach the courthouse before the trial begins.
Lash LaRue arrives at Bill Rivers’ ranch expecting to meet an old friend, only to find the man’s prized grandfather clock has stopped—just as Squinty, his longtime sidekick, vanishes inside it. With the clock’s thick walls trapping Squinty and the hidden money within, Lash must outwit crooks who’ve been using the timepiece as a secret hideout, all while Squinty’s cleverness proves essential—even if his whereabouts remain a mystery.
Tom Mix teams up with Sheriff Mike Shaw to investigate the mysterious disappearance of ten Native American men, uncovering a plot by a corrupt mine owner who's enslaving them under false pretenses. As Tom and the sheriff close in on the truth, they must outwit a dangerous conspiracy that turns the very people they're trying to save into unwitting pawns.
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