Tim Holt #31

Deputy Sheriff Tim Holt, the masked lawman known as Redmask, finds himself the target of three of the Southwest's most ruthless criminals—The Man of 1000 Faces, The Scarecrow, and The Whip Woman—each desperate to claim his life. When a mysterious woman arrives in Bullet selling dance tickets, Tim must stay sharp: one of his hunters is closer than he knows, and a box social could turn deadly before the music stops.

When a gang of black-robed killers immune to bullets strikes across the frontier, Redmask turns to the scientific methods he inherited from a dying detective to crack the case. Using fingerprint analysis and keen observation of hoofprints, Redmask begins to unravel the mystery of "The Deathless Riders!"—but solving it means confronting a criminal scheme far more cunning than supernatural immunity. With help from his friend Takoma and his portable crime laboratory, Redmask closes in on the truth hidden beneath the riders' seemingly invulnerable disguise.

When a stagecoach encounter with bizarre, green-skinned creatures terrorizes a frontier town, the Ghost Rider—Federal Marshal Rex Fury—uncovers a far more sinister plot than any alien invasion. A young man named Dan'l Ritcher has orchestrated an elaborate hoax using a stranded circus troupe to frame the supernatural incident, all in a bid to win the hand of Pearl Whetstone and steal her miserly father Jeremiah's fortune. The Ghost Rider must pierce the mystery and expose the scheme before greed and deception claim another victim.

The Arkwright wagon train struggles across a hostile prairie with dwindling water and ammunition, hunted relentlessly by Hungry Dog and his Sioux warriors—until Tim Holt and his companion Chito join the fight to give these desperate immigrants a fighting chance. As wave after wave of attacks wear down the travelers' resolve, Tim works to keep spirits alive while devising a desperate plan to reach a distant cavalry fort. When his own journey turns impossible, he gambles everything on a blazing signal that may—or may not—arrive in time.