Wild Bill Hickok #25
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWild Bill Hickok becomes involved in a situation concerning stolen gold from Craig's property when he encounters two men, Hal and Joe Craig, whose wagon full of gold is missing. After a gunfight with Black Nell's gang near Hays City, Wild Bill agrees to help recover the stolen gold and investigate the circumstances. The story also includes a biographical feature on boxer Joe Louis, detailing his rise from amateur fighter to heavyweight champion, his training under Jack Blackburn, and his notable victory over Max Baer in 1935.
Wild Bill Hickok arrives at Cheyenne Creek to broker peace between railroad workers—led by the ruthless Kiley—and a local Cheyenne tribe whose water supply has been cut off, but discovers that evil men on both sides are determined to turn a dispute into bloodshed. When diplomacy fails and conflict erupts, Hickok must outmaneuver the forces closing in to expose the true conspirators and prevent tragedy from consuming the frontier.
Wild Bill Hickok rolls into a Montana town just as a schoolteacher named Miss Wilton clashes with rowdy troublemakers working for a crooked saloon operator, and he quickly takes their measure with his guns. When Hickok uncovers a rigged card game and corruption reaching all the way to the local sheriff, he must outwit a setup designed to silence him permanently. With Miss Wilton's help and the townspeople at his side, Hickok works to expose the scheme and clean up Thunder Gulch's nest of dishonest operators.
Born in Alabama cotton country, Joe Louis rose from humble beginnings to become boxing's most dominant heavyweight champion through raw power, dedicated training, and an unshakeable work ethic. This biography traces the Brown Bomber's journey from his accidental entry into amateur boxing as a teenager through his legendary reign atop the heavyweight division, including his stunning knockout victories over top contenders and his service to his country during World War II. Watch as Louis defends his crown against one challenger after another, cementing his place as one of the greatest fighters the sport has ever seen.
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↩ Reprints Wild Bill Hickok #12 (1952), Last of the Comanches #[nn] (1953)
Reprinted in Gunslinger Western #10-59 (1970)
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