Zane Grey's Stories of the West #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Zane Grey’s Robbers' Roost," writer Gaylord Du Bois delivers a tense, character-driven tale as Wade—haunted by a past he claims he didn’t commit—faces the consequences of his hidden identity when a dangerous situation forces his old scar into the open. When a fire at the Stockman’s Hotel puts a child in peril, Wade’s courage in rescuing the boy becomes the final proof Sheriff Mason needs to see beyond the man’s past. The issue closes with a quiet but powerful revelation: the man who saved two lives in one day was never the outlaw they thought.
In the dusty quiet of a frontier wedding night, Ranger Lt. Lee Hall leads a posse to Sitterlee’s ranch, where seven men stand accused and a dance is in full swing. With Marshal Meador among the suspects and Judge Pleasants watching from the shadows, the tension is thick as rifles press against every window. When Mrs. Sitterlee pleads for the celebration to go on, Lt. Hall grants her request—turning a moment of justice into something unexpected.
In the lawless days of the Old West, Billy Breakenridge, Tombstone’s deputy sheriff, walked a quiet line between duty and conscience—fearless in spirit, yet averse to bloodshed, he faced the challenge of serving a warrant on the notorious Johnny Ringo, relying on his unmatched skill with a gun not to kill, but to uphold peace.
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Reprinted in Zane Grey's Stories of the West #23
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