Six-Gun Heroes #64

Brock Sharkey, a feared gunslinger known for the twenty-eight notches on his gun-butt, arrives in Laredo seeking a showdown with Lash Larue. Though the townspeople fear him, Sharkey reveals he has no desire for fame or fortune—only to test his own limits against the man he admires. As tension builds in the saloon, Sharkey challenges Lash to a duel, but the outcome leaves both men changed in ways neither expected.

In the dusty town of Virginia City, young Billy Ballard clings to his father’s innocence after Dan is accused of rustling, while Annie Oakley arrives to investigate the troubling case. As Billy fights to clear his father’s name, Annie uncovers a web of deceit involving rancher Hank Gurdy, who framed Dan to reclaim land, and a mysterious witness, Windy Joyce, whose testimony may be the key—though someone is determined to silence him.

Wild Bill Hickok arrives in Bulljade as a newly appointed deputy marshal, determined to clean up the corrupt town—but his plans are thrown off when he’s recognized by Bronco Lewis, who attacks him in a sudden brawl, leaving both of Hickok’s hands seemingly broken. With the town’s outlaws convinced he’s helpless, Hickok plays along, using the ruse to stay one step ahead while secretly preparing for a showdown that will finally expose the truth.

In the harsh desert, a wounded deputy and his prisoner, Hager, are left stranded after a shootout, both near death from dehydration and exhaustion. As they struggle to survive the long ride into town, the outlaw Ross makes a desperate offer to help Hager reach safety in exchange for freedom, but Hager refuses, determined to uphold his duty. The story builds toward their arrival in town and the unexpected turn of events that follows.

Wyatt Earp arrives in Triggerville to serve as best man at Curly Bill’s wedding, despite his outlaw friend’s tough crew vowing to keep him away. As he makes his way to the town hall, Curly Bill’s followers try to stop him, but Earp holds his ground and pushes through, determined to see the ceremony happen.