Wyatt Earp #18

When a man named Lukis dynamites the railroad bridge across Tumbling Gulch to claim ownership of the land beneath it, he hatches a scheme to rebuild it himself and charge exorbitant tolls to the cattlemen of Singing Valley—the very people who once treated him with contempt. Wyatt Earp finds himself caught between his duty to keep Lukis alive and the ranchers' fury, leading to a confrontation that forces the marshal to take matters into his own hands.

When Marshal Wyatt Earp arrives in the violent frontier town of Disko to take office, he finds a community overrun by hired guns and outlaws—but he's arrived without his six-shooters, having left them behind in his travel bag. Rather than strap on iron, Earp uses his wits, his fearless reputation, and a calm hand to face down the town's worst elements and restore order. It's a tale that proves sometimes the quickest draw isn't with a gun at all.

Newly appointed Marshal Wyatt Earp faces down the dangerous outlaw Henry Kolb and his thirty-strong gang when they ride into Prairie-Ville, forcing a tense confrontation that lands Kolb behind bars. When Kolb's crew hatches a desperate plan to free their leader, Earp must outmaneuver them at every turn—closing down their hideouts and standing his ground as the situation spirals toward violence. In this six-page tale, the young marshal proves he's not one to back down, even when the odds are stacked and the stakes are deadly.

When the gunman Jade Watson ambushes and kills ranger Colt Tyler in the town of Pecos, his brother Clint Tyler vows to hunt down the killer—but his commanding officer demands he bring Watson in alive, not out of revenge. Facing a terrified town and his own burning need for vengeance, Clint must decide what kind of ranger—and what kind of man—he wants to be when he finally corners Watson in the hills.