The Texan#4

The Texan #4

Jan 1960 · Magazine Management · 1/3 [0-1-3 AUP]

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In "Revenge in Rock River," Bill Longley rides into Fenton, Oklahoma, with outlaw Clint Dirkson in tow—only to find the sheriff dead and the townsfolk unwilling to face the danger. With Dirkson’s gang closing in, Longley and two reluctant volunteers must escort their prisoner 80 miles to the nearest marshal in Paradise, riding a stagecoach through unknown territory. Written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, with art and inks by Mel Keefer, this 1960 western thriller captures the grit and tension of the frontier with stark, authentic detail.

Contains 2 stories

Revenge in Rock River

40 pp · Western-Frontier

In "Revenge in Rock River," Bill Longley rides into the dusty frontier town of Rock River, New Mexico, seeking old comrades from the war—now working as prospectors. He soon learns the town is ruled by the ruthless John Flood, who demands protection fees from the miners, enforced by his hired guns.

Stage to Paradise

24 pp · Western-Frontier

In "Stage to Paradise," Bill Longley, a lone lawman with a wanted outlaw in tow, must escort Clint Dirkson across the unforgiving frontier to the distant town of Paradise. With the local sheriff dead and the townspeople unwilling to face the danger, Longley and two reluctant volunteers set off on a perilous stagecoach journey, pursued by Dirkson’s vengeful gang and the merciless terrain.