Wyatt Earp, Frontier Marshal #50
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories: "Owlhoot Overlord," in which Wyatt Earp confronts outlaws who have robbed a bank and must track them down; and "Red Gold," in which Earp faces off against a power-mad Mexican aristocrat over disputed gold while a young soldier named "The Kid" proves his mettle in combat. A third story, "Ginley's Grenade," presents a historical narrative about Indian Wars conflicts at Fort Carson, featuring accounts from Mayor Walter Pearson and young cavalry enlistee John Henderson, with tensions arising when Chief Running Fox threatens a wagon train led by the pacifist Hubert Collins.
Wyatt Earp trades his marshal's badge for an outlaw's life when he infiltrates a criminal camp run by Jimmy Seeder to dismantle a crime wave operating from disputed territory beyond the law's reach. Now the legendary gunfighter must pose as a renegade and earn the outlaws' trust—but his real mission hangs on a razor's edge as he navigates the treacherous world of bank jobs and high-stakes poker games. Can he maintain his cover long enough to bring down the gang from within, or will his past catch up with him?
When a bronc rider named Waco Brady is thrown from a wild horse, he wakes with a startling and inexplicable knowledge: the President will be assassinated that very afternoon. Though the doctors and authorities think him delirious from the fall, Brady convinces F.B.I. Agent Al Toplin to take his warning seriously—and Toplin discovers the threat is terrifyingly real. Now a race against time begins to stop the gunmen before the President's train arrives at the station.
When a young Wyatt Earp works as a driver-hunter for meat contractor Al Sholty, he crosses paths with the brutal Steve Quint—a man accustomed to taking what he wants from anyone too afraid to stop him. After Quint shakes down his boss, the raw-boned kid refuses to back down, setting off a chain of confrontations that will test whether sheer determination can match a hardened brawler's strength and experience. This story tracks how the boy who wouldn't quit learns what it truly means to stand his ground on the frontier.
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