Six-Gun Heroes #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Gunmaster Threatens the Throne of Juan Rodriguez Valdes, Monarch of the Castle of Hate" features the titular villain surveying a tropical kingdom with a castle and town, while dogs loyal to the deposed King Rodriguez Valdes remain hidden in the jungle. Annie Oakley confronts the Gunmaster, who commands his forces and engages in gunfire with the resistance fighters. A separate prose story, "Gambling's Got to Go," describes Walter Henderson, a tall man in black dedicated to combating the spread of gambling in Western communities through lectures and moral persuasion.
Marshall Wyatt Earp faces a growing crisis in Dodge City as the seemingly unbeatable gambler Sharpe Dodson wins consistently, leaving townspeople desperate and angry—yet Earp can do nothing, as Dodson plays by the rules. When a man confronts Dodson in a heated argument, Earp intervenes, but the tension mounts, and he realizes he must find someone capable of uncovering a hidden trick before violence erupts.
In a Western frontier tale, Annie Oakley finds herself caught between two suitors, Johnny Temple and Clint Hinton, as they join a roundup to prove their worth. When captured by the Cheyenne, she must navigate a warrior's trial where the men compete to win her hand—testing their riding, shooting, and wit—only to reveal her own unyielding independence in the process.
In the remote frontier, a self-proclaimed king, Don Juan Rodriguez Valdes, establishes a tyrannical rule over a remote castle and its enslaved workers, clashing with the free people of a nearby town. When he captures Nancy, the daughter of a local man, the quiet gunsmith Clay Boone takes up the mantle of the legendary Gunmaster to lead a daring rescue and inspire a revolt among the oppressed.
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