Texas Rangers in Action #56
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRanger Jeff Conlon pursues outlaw Maulton into Apache Canyon with a carbine and determination to stop the "Guerrilla Guns." After a town in South Texas is overtaken by a band of fifty outlaws who kill the deputy sheriff, a telegram alerts Ranger Captain Seth Conlon to the crisis. Conlon dispatches one ranger to handle the desperate situation, where the lone ranger identifies the outlaw leaders, coordinates with armed citizens backing his plan, and ends the problem through direct action.
In the rugged frontier of 1966, a fugitive with a hidden past finds refuge in the outlaw sanctuary of No Hope Valley—only to become the unexpected key to the Texas Rangers’ long-shot mission. As trust frays and old wounds resurface, the valley’s secrets begin to unravel, setting the stage for a reckoning no one saw coming.
In "Apache Prisoner," Ranger Todd Eldon captures the fugitive Apache Ricaba, only to learn the man’s desperate mission: to return to Mexico to ensure his pregnant wife’s safety. Though bound by duty, Eldon is moved by Ricaba’s plea and grants him a temporary reprieve, even naming his newborn son after the ranger. As Ricaba agrees to return to Texas, the story lingers on the quiet tension between loyalty and freedom, leaving open the question of whether promises made under pressure will hold.
In "The Early Years!", the fledgling Texas Rangers face a mounting threat as outlaws fleeing more settled regions pour into the frontier, while Apache and Comanche tribes stand firm against encroaching settlers. With law and order still untested, the Rangers must navigate treacherous terrain and shifting alliances to protect the region’s fragile peace.
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Reprinted in The Fastest Gun Western #31 (1978), The Fastest Gun Western #37 (1979)
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