The Fastest Gun Western #33

In "Return of the Prodigal," fugitive cattle rustler Jinx Talbot seeks refuge at his brother Joe’s Montana ranch, only to find that the life he fled is catching up with him in ways he never expected. As Jinx aids Joe in fending off the violent gang led by Arve Hinsdale, he must confront the cost of his past choices and the fragile bonds he’s tried to outrun.

In the dusty frontier of 1978, Whitey Loman burns with a need for revenge against the Rizner gang, ready to cross the line into outlaw territory. Jorge Jiminez, his closest friend and brother in spirit, must navigate the thin edge between loyalty and justice, trying to pull Whitey back before the law—and his own conscience—close in.

William Bonney’s luck runs thin when a stray bullet fractures his ribs during a panicked horse ride, forcing him to hide the wound as the Wallace gang closes in. With no gun and a body screaming in protest, Billy must rely on grit and quick thinking to survive—though the doctor’s whispered words have already reached the wrong ears.

Annie Oakley knows better than to trust the Mason sisters, even as the townsfolk whisper she's just bitter about their sharper aim. When the bank is hit and the sisters vanish into the dust, Annie takes matters into her own hands—determined to prove her instincts were right, no matter the cost.

In a dusty corner of the frontier, a desperate gold prospector ambushes Juan Mestizo and Archimedes, fearing they’ll steal his fortune. When the two men convince him that Commanche warriors are closing in, they take refuge in a cave—only to find a hidden passage out. As the prospector panics over his lost gold, he turns back, only to be felled by an arrow. In his final moments, he clutches the gold, whispering of luck, before dying. Juan and Archimedes honor him with a grave, burying him and his treasure beneath the sun-baked earth.