Six-Gun Heroes #59

In the shadowed streets of Dodge City, Marshal Wyatt Earp investigates a bank robbery that night, following a trail of clues that point to a man with a past—Rocky, a former prisoner returning home. As suspicion swirls and a mob gathers, Earp must untangle a web of deceit where loyalty, revenge, and a single playing card may hold the key to the truth.

Annie Oakley, concerned for her suitor Dwight Ellis after he’s harassed by Iron Joe Hemus and his cronies, rallies other women in town to take action when the sheriff proves unreachable. Together, they secretly train to stand up to the rowdies, eventually enforcing a set of strict rules that demand the men behave with civility—or face consequences.

In the quiet town of Raw-Hide, a young man named Clay Boone struggles with his conscience after learning that the legendary Gunmaster—whom he secretly admires—may be the only one who can stop a violent gang of outlaws. Though he believes in peace and refuses to use violence, Clay is forced to confront the truth: he is the Gunmaster, and only by embracing his role as a warrior can he protect the town he loves.

Jonathan Bullard, a new settler heading to Sulphur Wells, quickly finds himself targeted by a gang of outlaws, including the notorious Leech Miller, who rob him at gunpoint. As he tries to survive the dangers of the frontier town, he uncovers a web of corruption and cowardice among those who claimed to be lawmen. The story follows his confrontation with the criminals and the moral reckoning that follows, as justice is finally demanded.

Lash Larue sets out to deliver a wooden pistol he carved for young Lenny Lapier, careful to avoid drawing attention since the town forbids guns on Sundays. When he’s ambushed by the Badger Gang and forced to rely on his bull whip and quick thinking, he devises a clever plan to outwit them using the elements of the frontier setting.