Tim Holt #34

When botanist Burton Redman dismisses warnings from his Indian guide Loping Wolf and claims rare, cursed flowers for his own glory, he brings them home to Chicago—only to discover they emit a potent narcotic scent that lures him nightly into vivid, intoxicating dreams of a supernatural realm populated by flower women. As Burton becomes increasingly consumed by these nightly journeys, his wife Mabel grows desperate to save him from the flowers' grip, leading to a tragic confrontation neither of them will survive unchanged.

Hard-Boiled Harry has earned his fearsome reputation as a ruthless outlaw who preys on the defenseless across the frontier—until one fateful night on a lonely trail, he encounters a mysterious young woman whose true nature proves far more dangerous than anything he's bargained for. This 1953 tale from Tim Holt #34 is a wickedly twisted reckoning where even the West's cruelest badman discovers there's a price for his callousness that no amount of plunder can settle.

Mex Lallipoosa, Tim Holt's ranch cook, dreams of being a hero—but when he stumbles into a real chance to stop a stagecoach robbery, the fantasy clashes hard with reality. Tim, as Redmask, has to step in to protect the would-be hero from deadly gunfire and a gang of hardened outlaws. It's a story about courage, ambition, and the gap between the hero you imagine yourself to be and the one you actually are.