The Texan #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Wakanda," a perilous gold rush in Death Valley sets the stage for a tense showdown between greed and survival. After Burns and his daughter are betrayed by would-be thieves, Clara narrowly escapes and turns the desert’s deadly terrain into her own trap. The story unfolds with stark, dramatic art by Howard Larsen, whose bold lines bring the harsh landscape and mounting suspense to life. The striking cover by Matt Baker captures the danger and mystery of the tale in vivid, classic style.
When "Roarin' Jory" Braden, the ace man-hunter of the Texas Rangers, arrives too late to stop the Arkansas Kid's bank robbery, the townsfolk mock his reputation—but a young woman named Amy Corbin, the Kid's former hostage, offers to guide him on the outlaw's trail. Setting a trap by spreading word of a shipment of nine thousand dollars aboard a stage coach, the Texan rides as driver with his trusted ally Lopez, preparing to face the Kid and his ruthless gang when they strike at Bad Luck Ford.
Tim Rollins, wanted for a bank robbery he didn't commit, operates as the Bold Buckaroo—and when an old friend sends word of evidence that could clear his name, he seizes the chance. But a dangerous gambler named Roscoe Haight and a red-headed woman have other plans, framing him for an even deadlier crime and holding his young partner hostage to draw him out. Disguised as a piano player, the Buckaroo sets a clever trap of his own to expose the real killers and reclaim his freedom.
In the scorched heart of Death Valley, Ted Burns and his daughter Clara strike gold—only to be betrayed by a gang of outlaws. With her father captured and her fortune stolen, Clara must outwit the ruthless Pancho and the deadly Rafe Stellar, who hides a far darker secret beneath his calm demeanor. As the desert heat presses in, one woman’s courage becomes the only thing standing between justice and oblivion.
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Reprinted in The Texan #7 (1951), The Fightin' Texan #16 (1952), The Texan #6
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