The Fastest Gun Western #39

In "Stockade Intrigue," Daniel Boone finds himself trapped in a British stockade after thwarting an assassination during the French–Indian War, accused of betrayal despite his alliance with the Native people. Now a prisoner with a dangerous secret, he must navigate treachery and shifting loyalties to uncover the truth behind an imminent attack.

In the rugged frontier of 1980’s The Fastest Gun Western #39, Black Furty finds himself torn between protecting a frightened mare and the deadly Silvertip bear that guards its den—until a group of hunters arrives, eager to end the beast’s reign. With loyalty tested and danger closing in, Black Furty must decide where his true allegiance lies.

Vandalia West walks free from a Tacoma prison after a stint for poker, only to find the jail in chaos as inmates riot and flee. With the law out of reach and the streets alive with danger, she sets out on a relentless pursuit—tracking down the escaped prisoners one by one. When she finally corners the last survivor, a man whose fevered mind conjures horrors from beneath the earth, she must decide whether to bring him in or let his madness consume him.

In the dusty aftermath of a deadly ambush, Ranger Coake Fuller finds himself alive when all signs point to death—thanks to a Comanchero woman’s grim prophecy. With the odds stacked and his life hanging by a thread, Captain Seth Lucas orders him to return into the heart of danger to capture the outlaw Rico Ramon, whose name now echoes like a curse across the frontier.

Geronimo Jones rides back to Virginia, a coastal village now eerily silent, its streets empty and its doors hanging open. There, he meets Sara, the last person left, who tells him the town was seized in a brutal raid and its people taken by pirates.

Annie Oakley and Frank Butler ride into Dry Gulch just as Bull Black’s gang moves in on the bank, but when Annie’s sharp aim unlocks the vault, the townsfolk seize the moment to stand up to the outlaws.

In "Lady in Distress!", William Bonney rides into a parched valley where Betty Hines holds the last source of water, drawing the ire of men like Ross Louden and Dave King. As Bonney defends her from threats, he uncovers a deeper conflict—Betty isn’t just fighting for survival, but for something far more dangerous than land.