The Hawk 3-D #1

U.S. Marshal Bob Hardie, known as the Hawk, arrives in the desert town of Talbot just as rowdy buckaroos ignite chaos and a fire that threatens to consume the whole settlement. When the bank catches fire, the town's gold and cash are hastily moved—but the Hawk soon realizes the commotion was no accident, and the stolen fortune is headed for the badlands with a gang of cunning thieves. The fearless marshal pursues the bandits across endless desert sands, determined to recover what was taken and bring the criminals to justice.

Desert Eagle, a wandering saddletramp known throughout the Southwest, crosses paths with a young woman and her mother after bandits rob a train and kill her father—and a lost spur rowel becomes the key to uncovering who's behind the crime. When Desert Eagle tracks the spur to a crooked card sharp running a border town saloon, a high-stakes poker game and a fierce brawl reveal the truth and give him a chance to set things right before drifting on to wherever fate leads him next.

When a stagecoach is robbed by two men dead for nearly a year, the Hawk finds himself facing an impossible mystery—bullets pass right through his ghostly suspects, and a terrified dancer named Della Marcy holds the key to their secret. As the phantom bandits strike again and again across the territory, the Hawk must uncover the truth behind their supernatural masquerade before Della becomes their next victim. In "The Ghost Bandits," a tale of frontier justice and clever deception plays out across eight pages of wild west action.

A historical survey of Apache culture and warfare, from their pre-Columbian traditions and strict tribal laws through their legendary resistance against westward expansion and the U.S. Cavalry, featuring the exploits of notorious warriors like Geronimo and Satanta.

When gold strikes the Black Hills in 1874, tensions between settlers and the Sioux Nation reach a breaking point, and by 1876, General Custer and the Seventh Cavalry are ordered to join a major offensive. Impatient and confident, Custer divides his forces and attacks a massive Sioux encampment at the Little Bighorn, setting the stage for one of the frontier's most legendary confrontations. This gripping retelling captures the clash between ambition and overwhelming odds in the American West.

U.S. Marshal Bob Hardie, known as the Hawk, rides into Apache territory with a cavalry troop only to discover a wagon train massacred—including Indian Commissioner Frank Landis. When the Hawk suspects the crime was orchestrated to frame Chief Aquila and mask a darker scheme, he sets out to expose the real culprit before false accusations spark a full-scale uprising. Treachery in the desert wasteland tests the Hawk's courage and cunning as he races to stop a corrupt agent's deadly gambit.