Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Gunslingers' Paradise," Wyatt Earp confronts Walt Fisher and his imported gunslinger Hugo Kessler, who challenge the marshal's authority in town. When Kessler attempts to outdraw Earp, the confrontation ends with Fisher backing down after Earp proves his superior skill. The second story follows the Prince Albert Kid as he receives intelligence about cattle rustling operations in the territory; working with Sheriff Ben Moran, the Kid helps expose a rustling ring led by Bill Jefferies, who steals cattle from local ranches and sells them to the government under an assumed name.
Wyatt Earp rides into the town of Paradise to find that the notorious gunslinger Harley Adams has returned—this time leading a ruthless gang that's taken over the entire valley. With the townspeople cowed and outgunned, Earp must outmaneuver Adams and his pack of hired guns, including the cunning Diego and Kessler, to reclaim the town before Adams's deadline passes. It's a showdown between the greatest lawman of the frontier and a master gunman who won't go down without a final, desperate stand.
Wyatt Earp faces down the notorious gunslinger Jett Blaydes, who's been hired by the crooked Walt Fisher to take the marshal out of the way so Fisher can swindle ranchers with fraudulent land deals. When Blaydes makes good on his brag that Earp will be his next notch, the marshal meets him head-on—but not before turning the tables in a way that forces a final, decisive confrontation.
Three deadly gunhands set up an ambush for Jim Banner, a renowned lawman riding into their territory to restore order—but when a woman on Banner's white stallion approaches instead, their carefully laid trap takes an unexpected turn. With the mysterious rider refusing to speak, the gunmen must decide how far they're willing to go to learn Banner's whereabouts. What unfolds is a tense standoff on the frontier, where nothing goes quite as planned.
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↩ Reprints Hopalong Cassidy #40 (1950), Hopalong Cassidy #46 (1950)
Reprinted in Wyatt Earp #15 (1957)
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