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Six-Gun Heroes #8

Jan 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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This issue contains two stories: "Six-Gun Heroes," featuring a masked gunslinger who encounters a Sioux warrior in a hidden cave where they discover a medicine bag that grants protection against rattlesnakes and helps the gunslinger defeat enemies through superstitious means; and "Harrison Trail," a text story about John Harrison, a real historical figure born in 1850 who became a deputy and later owner of the Bar-H Ranch in the Old West, describing his capture of the outlaw Jed Oliver using an innovative water-based strategy rather than gunfire.

Contains 5 stories
The Mountain Men
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Wyatt Earp

Wyatt Earp, still reeling from a brutal fight with Crusher Bantree, faces a new threat when the fearsome Morse Bantree arrives in Skull City, vowing revenge for his nephew's defeat. Though battered and injured, Earp must stand his ground when Morse, a towering figure with a reputation as fearsome as his nephew’s, challenges him to a showdown. The town watches in tense anticipation as Earp prepares to face the next in a line of formidable opponents.

Behind the Guns
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Gunmaster

The Gunmaster, revealed to be the reclusive blacksmith Clay Boone, must escape a collapsing cave after being exposed by a rival who faked an Indian attack to seize gold-rich land. As he races to stop the false war, he confronts the truth behind the deception—his own former ally, Monk, whose plan relied on fear and manipulation. The story builds to a tense climax where Boone’s ingenuity and courage are tested in a final, desperate bid to prevent bloodshed.

Gun Reign
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Lash LaRue

In the lawless town of Coltsville, the ruthless Faro Contois rules with an iron fist, demanding loyalty through fear and violence. When Lash LaRue arrives, he refuses to bow to Contois’s tyranny, sparking a confrontation that tests his courage and resolve. As Contois prepares his deadliest enforcers to crush him, Lash vows to dismantle the tyrant’s reign—one defiant act at a time.

End of a Badman
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Wild Bill Hickok

Wild Bill Hickok is challenged to a duel by a young man driven by a storm of confusion and rage, only to be interrupted by Cap Kane, a sick ex-convict with a decade-long grudge. As the tension builds toward sundown, the true nature of the boy’s motives and Kane’s final, tragic choice begin to unravel—revealing a past tied to a father’s legacy and the weight of a frontier that shapes men beyond their true selves.

Darlin' Annie
5 pp · Western-Frontier
Annie Oakley

Annie Oakley returns to Colt City, only to be greeted by the mischievous Tansey brothers, Buck and Chuck, who reappear after years away with a playful, exaggerated courtship act meant to rattle her. As they shower her with flowers and serenades, Annie finds their antics increasingly unbearable—especially when they escalate into a scheme that puts the town’s bank at risk.

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