The Ringo Kid #29

In "Fang, Claw, and Six-Gun!", the Ringo Kid teams up with Cory Rand and Dull Knife to protect a payroll train from Scar Parsons and his gang. When Scar’s plan to steal the money goes awry, the trio outsmarts him by hiding the cash in a coal car and fleeing on mules—turning the outlaw’s ambush into a deadly trap.

In the dusty streets of Coronado, the Ringo Kid rides into a town haunted by silence and suspicion. When Joe Hammer falls dead from a hidden shot, Ringo uncovers a trail of past violence tied to Sam Peabody’s arrival with a mysterious silencer—and a killer still at large. As he pieces together the truth behind the killings, Ringo must outwit a man consumed by Civil War grudges, leading to a tense showdown where deception becomes the only weapon.

In the dusty frontier town of Sweetwater, Sheriff Matthew F. Nolan enforces his strict no-gun rule with quiet authority. When Pete Dillon and his gang arrive, Bob steps down rather than face old enemies, but a mysterious stranger arrives on horseback—calm, composed, and willing to disarm. As tension flares, the stranger proves more than just a bystander, stepping in to help Nolan stand firm against the outlaws. With the town’s peace restored, the stranger takes up a new role, becoming the new deputy.

In "Man-Killer!", a sudden attack by a seemingly unhinged man named Arab throws the calm of the frontier into chaos—only for the truth to reveal a deeper connection to past dangers. With the help of a man whose mind is as sharp as his past, Ringo must face a pair of outlaws who thought they’d escaped justice.