Six-Gun Heroes #71

Annie Oakley, determined to embrace her femininity and become a proper lady, sets aside her guns and begins shopping for dresses with the town’s women’s committee. When the handsome stranger Rod Farrel, secretly working with the Mace Gang, confesses his true intentions, Annie must choose between the life of a lady and the one she was born to live.

Wyatt Earp faces off against the cunning and intimidating poker player Lucas Landry in a high-stakes game that tests more than just luck. As Landry uses psychological pressure and subtle tricks to unsettle the marshal, Earp must confront not only a skilled adversary but the growing doubt in his own resolve.

The story recounts the rise of Sam Bass, a young man whose early fame came from racing his fast mare, a skill that earned him money and attention. After selling his ranch, he moved to the Black Hills, where he turned to crime, targeting miners, stages, and banks, using the rugged terrain to evade capture. His outlaw career ultimately ended when he was killed by rangers during a bank robbery in July 1878.

In the quiet frontier town, the arrival of cattle buyers stirs tension as Cat Ferris and his gang plan to loot the town, believing the legendary Gunmaster is dead. When a young shepherd boy, Miguel, dons the Gunmaster’s disguise and rides into town, he’s mistaken for the hero—only to be shot and left wounded. As the townspeople rally around the boy, the real Gunmaster, Clay Boone, must decide whether to emerge from hiding and protect the town he’s long tried to avoid.