Wild Bill Hickok #1

When a bank robbery goes sideways, Jingles takes the blame—and the town's scorn—even though he risked his neck trying to stop Danning's gang. Desperate to clear his name, Jingles accepts a dangerous offer from the jailed outlaw that puts him in Wild Bill Hickok's crosshairs. It's a clever gambit that demands split-second timing and nerves of steel to pull off.

When Jingles arrests Rusty O'Brien for a beating he didn't commit, it sets off a chain of trouble for the law in Dodge City—and O'Brien knows how to make the most of it. Wild Bill Hickok and Jingles find themselves outmaneuvered as O'Brien plays the wronged man, turning the townspeople against them, all while setting up the real score: a massive cash delivery at the local bank. With the marshal's hands tied by public opinion, O'Brien makes his move, forcing Wild Bill to get creative if he wants to stop the heist and reclaim the law's authority in town.

A lifelong prospector named Lud Briscoe pursues his obsession with finding the legendary lost Naylor Mine, searching relentlessly through mountain terrain alongside his faithful horse Nellie. When a hunting shot triggers an avalanche, the mountainside's shifting earth briefly reveals the very mine he's been seeking—only for fate to seal it away again moments later.

Wild Bill Hickok uses cunning at the poker table to win forty thousand dollars from Fingers Tuttle, money he suspects was stolen from a bank by Joe Quick's outlaw gang. When Tuttle tips off Quick to the loss, Hickok finds himself riding straight into an ambush—but he's counting on the law to be waiting on the other side. A tense chase across the frontier tests whether the marshal can recover what was taken and bring the gang to justice.