Six-Gun Heroes #6

Wyatt Earp's reputation takes a hit when the Frijole Kid and his border gang dismiss the marshal's distinctive Buntline Special as nothing more than a showpiece—until they tangle with Earp face-to-face and learn otherwise. When a crooked local politician named Joe Inez begins orchestrating a coordinated robbery of the town bank and express office, Earp sets a careful trap, turning the tables on the would-be thieves when they make their move.

Wild Bill Hickok's reputation as a fearless marshal draws an Eastern reporter to Gila River for an interview, but their conversation is cut short when trouble erupts at a local saloon—a massive mountain man named Flint Gunyon is terrorizing the town. Hickok swiftly confronts Gunyon and hauls him off to jail, giving the reporter the dramatic story he came seeking, though the marshal himself considers the encounter routine.

Rocky Lane has been on the trail of the bushwhacking outlaw Red Coleman for three days, but when a hidden rifleman brings down the marshal and his horse, it looks like the hunt is over—until Rocky discovers he's tougher than he appears. Now trapped between the sniper's camp and Coleman's gang holed up in the canyon, the lawman must outthink a conspiracy that's bigger than one fugitive.

When Annie Oakley passes through the frontier town of Alkali Flats during its fifth anniversary celebration, the townspeople unanimously elect her their beauty queen—a crown she's quick to put to good use. As the festivities reach their peak, the outlaw Tay Mingo and his gang make their move to rob the assay office of the town's gold stores, but Annie has other plans for how this day will end.

Lash LaRue arrives near the gold-mining town of Bonanza just as a mysterious stage robbery unfolds—one where the bandits ignore the paybox and kidnap a young man instead, leaving only a blank bullet behind. When strange events continue to plague the town, Lash steps into a high-stakes boxing match to uncover a web of conspiracy that runs deeper than anyone suspected.