The Fastest Gun Western #34

William Bonney, recovering from a near-fatal injury with the unexpected aid of Guillemo Defrio, rides back into Tuckno determined to settle things with Fergus Queel. As the town braces for his return, the vultures circle—some drawn by greed, others by old scores—waiting to see who will fall.

In the rugged frontier of 1979’s The Fastest Gun Western #34, Juan Mestizo [John] is swept away by a violent current after a brutal encounter with a lynx, leaving Archimedes to mourn him as lost. But when a wounded Juan is captured by a rogue soldier stealing army pay, their paths cross again under desperate circumstances—forced to travel together, the soldier’s fate sealed by a rattlesnake’s strike. As Juan makes his way through the wilderness, he leaves a trail for the Indian patrol, and eventually finds his way back to Fort Powell, where he is reunited with Archimedes.

In this vivid chapter from *The Fastest Gun Western #34*, Buffalo Bill—William Frederick Cody—teams up with writer Ned Buntline to shape a legend, turning frontier tales into a larger-than-life spectacle. As Cody’s exploits grow through Buntline’s pen, the line between truth and myth blurs, and the West itself becomes a performance for the world.

In "The Stolen Horse," Kid Montana sets out to reclaim his prized steed after Moose Hartley's gang steals it following a bank robbery. With the Sheriff's aid, he tracks the outlaws to the next town, determined to bring them to justice—both for the theft and the bounty on their heads.