Six-Gun Heroes #73
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Gunmaster fights back to back with his Chinese friends against outlaws and Indians in "The Sword and the Mandarin!" Wyatt Earp's mood changes when he meets the beautiful Chiquita Gonzalez at a bailee, and he becomes determined to win her heart, only to discover she is already betrothed and has been happy with her arranged husband for three years. A confrontation ensues involving Corbin, an ape-like man, who fights Earp in a brutal struggle that concludes with Earp triumphant.
Annie Oakley steps in as trail boss when her friend Hal Pierce falls ill, taking charge of a herd threatened by rustlers and facing skepticism from a group of male cowboys who doubt a woman can lead. When one of them challenges her to ride a wild bronc, she proves her skill, earning reluctant respect and uniting the crew just as a nighttime rustling attempt triggers a stampede she must quickly control.
Wyatt Earp arrives in a frontier town where he’s drawn into the wedding festivities of Chiquita Gonzalez, a young woman whose joy is shattered when her beloved ring is stolen during an attack on her groom. As Earp investigates, he uncovers a web of deceit tied to Macryan, a man whose shady past and hidden motives make him the prime suspect—especially when the stolen ring may be the key to proving his crimes.
In the rugged frontier of 1963, a group of Chinese settlers seeking a peaceful life in the West faces hostility from rancher Kyle Ellis and his men, who see them as outsiders. When the town’s gunsmith, Clay Boone, is brutally beaten for refusing to fight, he retreats to the wilderness—only to return as the enigmatic Gun-Master, a masked figure determined to protect the innocent through force when peace fails.
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