Westerner #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# The Westerner #15 The main story, "A Town Affair," features the Lone Rider and Bright Feather confronting buffalo hunters who are illegally slaughtering buffalo on Indian lands. When the hunters resist arrest, the Lone Rider pursues them on horseback and uses his gun skills to redirect a stampeding buffalo herd, driving the hunters toward a draw where they eventually surrender. The story explores tension between law enforcement and hunting rights, with the Lone Rider ultimately taking the hunters into custody despite the Indian chief Little Bull's desire for harsher justice, arguing that the white man's law must be upheld even when it seems inadequate.
A young hothead named Jed Mason blames Oklahoma Kid for his father's injury during a bank robbery, making him an easy mark for the scheming Ben Prue—who may have been the fourth bandit all along. Oklahoma Kid races to prove Prue's guilt and steer the boy away from trouble before resentment turns into something far worse.
When horse thieves target the grazing animals on Hermit Slate's property, the faithful mount Lightning witnesses their scheme firsthand and springs into action—even taking a bullet in the process. With quick thinking and a bond forged between horses, Lightning drives the outlaws toward town and into the hands of the law, proving that justice sometimes wears four hooves and a mane.
When news of a rich gold strike spreads through town, the charming S. Sloat sees an opportunity—but the Oklahoma Kid smells a con. With Sloat's past history of fleecing investors like the ailing Sam Wilson, our hero sets out to catch the schemer before he can profit from another elaborate swindle. It's a battle of wits and willpower as the Kid outmaneuvers a trap designed to keep him away from the mine altogether.
When the Bassett gang robs the town bank and wounds Marshal Joe Reynolds, a young woman named Mary takes matters into her own hands to bring the outlaws to justice. As the gang splinters and turns on itself in their mountain hideout, Mary's determination to see them answer for their crimes sets her on a collision course with the gang's remaining members. Watch as a clean sweep of frontier justice unfolds in this tale of courage and retribution.
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