Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #30

When the Reeder Brothers roll into town and begin humiliating the former marshal at every turn, Wyatt Earp resigns himself to shame—but his apparent spinelessness masks a cunning plan to expose their crooked dealings. By playing the coward, Earp gathers the evidence he needs to prove the Reeders and their banker accomplice are guilty of rustling and embezzlement, setting the stage for a final reckoning that will test whether his reputation can be salvaged.

U.S. Marshal Wyatt Earp's hunting vacation takes a dangerous turn when the escaped Jarvis Boys—bank robbers he once arrested—track him down and demand a final showdown. Trapped in a remote shack with the outlaws closing in, Earp must use his wits and wilderness know-how to turn the tables before he's cornered for good.

In Killer Valley, a man named Cluett is enslaved by the outlaw Shark Dollar as punishment for aiding a federal marshal—forced to hunt for the gang's food while they hold a young boy, Manuel, hostage to ensure his obedience. Over a year of captivity, Cluett secretly builds his strength and hoards ammunition, all while wrestling with his conscience about becoming a killer to escape. When a ranger finally crosses his path, Cluett sees his chance to reclaim his freedom and protect Manuel—but only if he can outthink a ruthless gang without becoming the murderer they tried to make him.

Marshal Wyatt Earp's well-deserved vacation at the ranch of his old friend Jerry Wade—a reformed outlaw he once saved from a life of crime—takes a deadly turn when the Rhymer Gang tracks Jerry down, demanding he face them in a gunfight or watch his family suffer. With Jerry refusing to draw on men he hasn't faced in years, Wyatt must find his own way to protect his friends before bullets tear through the house.