Six-Gun Heroes #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two stories. "Behind the Guns" stars the Gunmaster, who enters a hidden cave and transforms into a man of action to combat enemies after receiving a token from a Sioux brave that promises protection against rattlesnakes. "Harrison Trail" is a text story recounting episodes from the life of John Harrison, a non-drinking lawman born in 1850 who owned the Bar-H Ranch from 1874 to 1886 and once captured the outlaw Jed Oliver by using a hand-pumped fire engine to drench him and his gang with water. The issue also features stories involving the Tansey Brothers, Annie Oakley, Wild Bill Hickok, and Lash LaRue, as indicated on the cover.
Wyatt Earp, the town marshal, faces off against Morse Bantree, a fearsome newcomer whose nephew Crusher was recently bested by Earp in a fight. As tensions rise and the townspeople place bets on the outcome, Earp must confront Morse’s fury despite being injured and outmatched—proving that courage and resolve matter more than brute strength.
In the shadowed frontier, a mysterious figure known only as the Gunmaster thwarts a surprise attack on Rawhide, leaving behind clues that lead tracker Clay Boone to uncover the truth behind the masked gunman. When Boone discovers the Gunmaster is actually the quiet gunsmith he once knew, he learns a deadly conspiracy: a false Indian war is being orchestrated to seize gold-rich land, and the Gunmaster must race against time to stop it.
Lash Larue arrives in Coltsville, a town ruled by the ruthless Faro Contois, who maintains control through fear and violence. As Contois mocks Lash’s defiance, the outlaw warns he’ll send his deadliest enforcers to break him, setting up a tense showdown between the lone gunslinger and the tyrant’s brutal gang.
In a tense showdown on the dusty streets of a frontier town, a young man challenges Wild Bill Hickok to a duel, driven by a storm of confusion and unresolved anger. As the truth unfolds, Hickok learns the boy’s father—a man he once imprisoned—died trying to prove something far deeper than vengeance, revealing a legacy of mistaken identity and redemption in the raw crucible of the West.
Annie Oakley returns to Colt City after years away, only to be greeted by the mischievous Tansey brothers, Buck and Chuck, who reappear as playful suitors—much to her dismay. As the brothers shower her with exaggerated romance and relentless attention, Annie finds herself caught between her desire to stay and the growing threat of their antics, which soon blur the line between joke and danger.
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Reprinted in Six-Gun Heroes #8 (1960), Gunfighters #70 (1981), Gunfighters #71 (1982), Gunfighters #73 (1982), Star Western #8 (2002)
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