The Fastest Gun Western #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Last Fandango," William Bonney finds himself at odds with two tyrannical overlords who rule Sonora with an iron fist. With the help of Evalina Pinero and her brother Luis, he uncovers the truth behind forged land grants, exposing the corruption that keeps the people enslaved. As tensions rise, the fate of the frontier hangs in the balance.
After a murderous robbery, Laughing Sam Hubb splurges on a lavish dinner and a stand-up comedy act by Broadway Benny, laughing all the while. With Mr. Charles watching from the shadows and Tom Rowan on the edge of the law, Sam’s next move could be his last—will he kill again, or die laughing?
In "Sam Goldman's Empire," a desperate rescue in the desert leads Juan and Archimedes to a wounded Mohave brave, Heavy Rain, who reveals the brutal truth of Sam Goldman’s slave-run mine. As Juan is imprisoned and forced to labor, Archimedes must play the part of a loyal enforcer while secretly forging a plan with his fellow captive. With Heavy Rain’s arrival and the help of a growing resistance, the enslaved workers prepare for a daring uprising—where courage and cunning may finally break the chains.
In the dusty frontier town of 1881, Billy the Kid takes on a new role as protector when the enigmatic Cherie, newly arrived and running the Diamond Horseshoe Saloon, asks for his help. As he keeps watch over Jack Smith’s property and digs into the threats against homesteaders, Billy uncovers a web of land grabs tied to Lucius Seeley’s plans for grape orchards—and a surprising connection to Cherie herself.
In the dusty heart of Wine Valley, where Cherie de Monse holds sway over every ranch but one, Billy the Kid steps in to protect Buck Horner—whose land she’s stolen with forged deeds. With the Baroness watching from the shadows, Billy faces off against her enforcer, Fritz, in a tense duel that could decide Horner’s fate.
In "A New Way to Die Part III," Billy the Kid finds himself cornered in a high-stakes showdown at the Saloon, where Cherie the Baroness de Monge has assembled her gang to end him—unless Fritz can best him in a duel. With no time for formality, Billy throws caution to the wind, turning the fight into a brutal test of will and grit. As the dust settles, the fate of the stolen deeds hangs in the balance, and the only thing certain is that Billy, Cherie, and Fritz are all still standing—ready for whatever comes next.
Sean O'Meara arrives in St. Louis with a past he’s trying to leave behind, only to find himself drawn into a dangerous web when a pirate attack threatens a riverboat. After saving the vessel and meeting Marshall Ben Ames and his daughter, he’s pulled further into the conflict when he learns the pirates have taken something precious—his pocket watch—and hurt the Marshall’s daughter. With the stakes rising, Sean must decide whether to take on the role of bounty hunter, even as the past he’s fled begins to catch up with him.
In "The Bank Robbery!", Max Cogswell finds himself caught between loyalty and instinct when Abel Young, distracted by a striking woman, inadvertently aids Otto Hacker’s gang in a jailbreak and a daring bank heist. With Sheriff Blake on his heels and Deuce watching from the shadows, Young must use his reporter’s sharp mind to correct his misstep before the town’s justice is undone.
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↩ Reprints Outlaws of the West #58 (1966), Billy the Kid #64 (1967), Billy the Kid #66 (1968), Billy the Kid #96 (1972), Billy the Kid #97 (1972)
Reprinted in Jaimito #1573, Jaimito #1575
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