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Texas Rangers in Action #28

Jun 1961 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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This issue contains two Western stories. "The Ranger's Badge" follows a Texas Ranger who must teach a harsh lesson to criminals threatening a town, confronting armed outlaws and establishing law and order. The second story features Texas Ranger Tom Cameron pursuing the renegade Blackfoot through a deadly blizzard in Apache country while searching for the wanted outlaw Mark Conners, a guerrilla leader whose family was killed and who has eluded capture for years. Cameron must navigate harsh terrain and dangerous conditions to complete his long assignment tracking Conners through the desert landscape.

Contains 6 stories
A Ranger Is Never Alone in Texas
8 pp · Western-Frontier

Texas Ranger Tom Cameron rides into the lawless town of Snakebite to arrest the outlaw Wolf Brady—but Brady's bushwhackers gun him down before he can act. When the townspeople discover Cameron still breathing and nurse him back to health, he resolves to finish his mission, unaware that Brady plans to silence him once and for all. "A Ranger Is Never Alone in Texas" shows what happens when a determined lawman and a desperate outlaw finally meet on equal footing.

The Ranger's Badge
5 pp · Western-Frontier

When Sgt. Russ Dyer learns that his former partner Lew Sholters has resigned from the Rangers without surrendering his badge, he tracks him down—only to discover that Sholters is actually working undercover to bring down the ruthless outlaw Dugan Simms and his gang of cattle rustlers and extortionists. Together, the two Rangers must navigate a web of danger and deception to gather evidence and take down Simms before his gang catches on to their plan.

The Brink of Freedom
1 pp · Western-Frontier

Outlaw Murrk makes a desperate dash for freedom across the drought-starved Rio Grande, only to have Ranger Pat Newton close in fast. When a scuffle gives Murrk the opening he needs to draw his gun, Newton faces a tense standoff—but a quick-thinking bluff about a plugged barrel might be the only card left to play. A lean, hard-fought capture story where one ranger's nerve against a cornered fugitive decides everything.

The Storm
6 pp · Western-Frontier

Ranger Cal Fenton pursues the outlaw Shawn Tabor through a brutal blizzard in the Black Hills, but when a sudden snowstorm buries the trail, he's forced to seek shelter in an abandoned shack—only to discover he's not alone. With the renegade Blackfoot warrior Gray Wolf wounded and Tabor arriving with a gun, Fenton must navigate a tense standoff where survival and unexpected honor collide in the storm's white silence.

Wanted by the Law
5 pp · Western-Frontier

Ranger Glen Farrel tracks a fugitive from Quantrell's guerrilla band to the remote town of Landis' End, only to discover that Mark Conners has spent years building a new life—one so valued by the townspeople that they'll defend him with their lives. When Farrel's pursuit puts innocent lives in danger, both the ranger and the man he's hunting must reckon with what justice really means.

The Hard Way
1 pp

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist Bill Molno
cover pencils, inks Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio

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