Wyatt Earp #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains three stories. "Party in the Badlands" involves Wyatt Earp encountering criminals in the badlands. "Shadow of Violence" deals with violent conflict during Earp's marshal duties. "The Horse of the West" is a factual feature explaining that horses were not native to America until Spanish explorers like Cortez brought fine horses of Barb and Arab breeding to Mexico, which then spread northward. A narrative story also depicts Earp boarding a railroad car where he encounters Mr. Cardelli, a gentleman thief in fine clothing, and confronts him about his criminal activities before forcing him off the train.
In "New Girl in Town," Wyatt Earp crosses paths with a sharp-tongued newcomer who’s hiding more than just a grudge—her outlaw brother and his companions are in town, and she’s caught between loyalty and survival. As tensions simmer beneath the surface, Earp must navigate a web of secrets, where trust is scarce and every glance could be a threat.
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