Six-Gun Heroes #63

When a bullying candidate named Quinto Quinn threatens to terrorize the town into voting for him as sheriff, mild-mannered gunsmith's apprentice Clay Boone finds himself caught between his pacifist principles and the town's desperate need for a champion—a champion who just happens to be his secret identity as the Gunmaster. As Quinn's coercion grows bolder and more violent, the masked gunfighter must step into the open to stop him and prove that intimidation has no place in an election.

A card sharp named Thaddeus rides into town with quick hands and quicker wits, leaving a trail of busted gamblers in his wake—until Wyatt Earp catches up with him during a brutal blizzard. Trapped together at a remote way station, the two master card players must settle their business over a deck, even as dangerous men circle them with their own designs on Thaddeus's winnings.

Wild Bill Hickok's frayed nerves as marshal of Brimstone finally snap, leading the town council to force his resignation—but the moment he turns in his badge, the ruthless Calvin Clay and his gang seize control, terrorizing the town's business owners and plunging the streets into lawlessness. Watching from the sidelines, Hickok uses his unexpected freedom to gather the evidence he needs, all while the desperate council realizes they've made a terrible mistake. When the moment is right, the marshal steps back into action to reclaim order and expose Clay's criminal operation.

Rough bounty hunter Galt Bannon pursues a young man accused of bank robbery, convinced of his guilt—but Annie Oakley isn't so sure, and she'll risk everything to prove the boy's innocence and stand against Bannon's ruthless methods. When the truth finally comes to light, it takes the whole town to settle the score in this 1961 frontier showdown.

Wild Bill Hickok tracks down the fugitive Caxton, a man framed for cattle theft by the ruthless T. J. Pearce—who's posted a $10,000 dead-or-alive bounty to drive Caxton into hiding or death. When trigger-happy bounty hunters close in on both men, Hickok and Caxton must fight their way through Pearce's hired guns to reach the jail and prove the truth. It's a race against greed and corruption in the frontier, where the only way to justice runs straight through gunfire.