Western Bandit Trails #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Last Ride of the Masked Mavericks," the Marshal closes in on a mystery as silver bullets mark a trail of violence across Eagle Springs, leaving the town divided and the truth buried. With bold artwork by Howard Larsen on the interior and a striking cover by Matt Baker and Ray Osrin, this 1949 Western Bandit Trails tale delivers a tense, classic frontier thriller.
In the dusty heart of the frontier, Marshal Lon Hooper rides a trail of suspicion, chasing a band of masked mavericks who’ve turned Eagle Springs into a lawless ghost town. With silver bullets marking their deadly handiwork, the trail leads to a secret only one man—Steve McBurney, the maverick leader—might know, and a young woman, Tina Allen, who may be the key to unraveling the truth.
Arizona Pete, a sharpshooter and cunning outlaw, made his home in the hills while eluding lawmen across two states through a life of rustling, robbery, and card games. Quick with his gun and quicker with his wits, he preyed on the vulnerable and clashed with those who stood against him, amassing stolen goods in his mountain hideout.
A band of outlaws—Lobo, Rudy, Jack, and Claude—stage a cattle stampede through town as cover for robbing the local cattle buyers, but range detective Sandy Welch stops the herd and discovers their scheme. Now Welch must track the fleeing bandits across the Texas badlands, armed with a clever advantage that might turn the tables on even the most ruthless killers.
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↩ Reprints Star Ranger #6 (1937), Spotlight Comics #1 (1944), Authentic Police Cases #1 (1948)
Reprinted in Western Bandit Trails #2 (1949), The Texan #7 (1950), The Texan #8 (1950), The Fightin' Texan #16 (1952), Triple Western Pictorial Monthly #2 (1955), Colt Western Library #27 (1957)
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