Wild Bill Hickok #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories: "King of the Thieves," in which Wild Bill Hickok encounters a gang of rustlers using an illegal cache of guns and ammunition hidden near a dried-up well, and "Last of the Comanches," featuring the renegade Comanche chieftain Black Cloud, whose three years of raids and massacres threaten the fragile peace of the Southwest until Wild Bill confronts him in a tense negotiation over water rights and supplies.
Wild Bill Hickok tracks a pair of cattle rustlers across the frontier, only to uncover a far darker scheme: Chief Thick-Foot and his Cheyenne have been secretly fencing stolen livestock while posing as peaceful ranchers. With one rustler captured and the other dead, Hickok must turn an informant and infiltrate Thick-Foot's stronghold to expose the operation before the outlaw can slip away—but the frontier gunfighter soon finds himself cornered and outmaneuvered in a deadly canyon.
When a cavalry patrol is ambushed at Dry Buttes by the renegade Comanche chieftain Black Cloud, Sergeant Trainor must lead the handful of survivors across deadly desert terrain toward Fort Macklin. Stranded with a stranded stagecoach carrying civilians—including the sharp-tongued Miss Lanning, whose brother outranks him—Trainor enforces iron discipline to keep everyone alive while Black Cloud's warriors dog their every move. The sergeant's hardened tactics clash with civilian resentment, but survival in hostile country leaves little room for mercy or debate.
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↩ Reprints Fighting Indians of the Wild West Annual #1 (1952), Last of the Comanches #[nn] (1953)
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