The Fastest Gun Western #37

In the dusty frontier of 1979’s *The Fastest Gun Western #37*, a wounded Geronimo wakes with no memory, lost to the past and caught between two men who want him dead. As One Eyebrow and Jake manipulate his confusion, a chance encounter in a saloon with a kind stranger named Amy and a brash barfly named Leroy sets the stage for a reckoning. When Geronimo’s past finally returns, the truth will demand blood—but not all debts are paid in kind.

In the dusty heart of the frontier, Beck Holgar holds Black Fury captive, determined to break him or end him. When Black Fury escapes, Holgar pursues on White Killer, a stallion bred for violence—until the tide turns in a brutal clash of wills. As the dust settles, White Killer abandons Holgar and joins Black Fury’s band, the Ramada, in silent allegiance.

Seth Colville recounts the gritty realities of the early Texas Rangers, navigating a frontier where outlaws from more settled regions clash with the fierce resistance of Apache and Comanche tribes determined to hold their land.

In the rugged frontier near the Grand Canyon, Juan Mestizo and Archimedes find themselves drawn into the defense of a Hopi village under threat from a ruthless band of Mexican raiders. With the villagers rallying to Archimedes’ strategy, a cleverly orchestrated ambush using traps, arrows, and catapults turns the tide. When the dust settles, Juan discovers a haunting clue—a watch engraved with his uncle’s name, linked to a man imprisoned in Yuma—setting him on a new path with Archimedes toward the prison town.

When Pike McGinty escapes jail and takes refuge in the river shack of Clem and Clarissa Nerd, the quiet frontier tension explodes. As Clarissa sends frantic signals for help, Marshal Ben Ames and the bounty hunter close in—only for McGinty to seize the Nerds as hostages and force a standoff. With Shawn O'Meara diving into the river to sabotage the shack’s foundation, the fragile structure begins to collapse, plunging the outlaws into the current.

In "Apache Prisoner," Ranger Todd Eldon tracks down the fugitive Apache Ricaba, only to learn the man’s desperate mission: to return to Mexico to ensure his pregnant wife Duana is safe. As tensions simmer between the lawman and the captive, a fragile trust forms—especially when Ricaba names his newborn son after Eldon. Though Ricaba agrees to return to Texas under Eldon’s custody, his true intentions lie far beyond the reservation, and the road ahead holds more than just a forced surrender.

Jesse James rides with Quantrill’s Guerillas in the brutal final years of the Civil War, caught in a conflict where surrender isn’t an option. As his band is ambushed after laying down their arms, Jesse and his brother Frank find themselves thrust into a life of outlawry, their path marked by violence and survival. With the Shepherd boys and Jim White watching from the shadows, and John Jarrette’s fate hanging in the balance, the line between war and crime begins to blur.

Jesse James and his brother Frank flee to Mexico, but their past catches up as their reputation for helping the helpless grows—until a failed bank heist in Minnesota puts a bounty on Jesse’s head. With Bob Younger, Bill Chadwell, Clell Miller, and Charley Pitts at his side, Jesse must navigate a treacherous road back through the frontier, where every town could be a trap and every ally a potential threat.