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Billy the Kid #51 (1965)

Charlton · 1965 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Billy the Kid's Last Leap
8 pp · western-frontier

Billy the Kid finds himself cornered by four gunmen—a vengeful cardsharp and three hired killers with old scores to settle—who've been tracking him across the territory with stolen rifle and fresh mounts closing in. After a month of cat-and-mouse pursuit that began when Billy caught the dealer cheating at poker, the desperate chase drives him toward a treacherous high ledge above Buffalo Bill, where his enemies believe they finally have him where they want him. With his gun running dry and his horse nearly spent, Billy faces what might be his last stand against impossible odds.

Owlhoot Warrant
8 pp · western-frontier

When fake lawmen arrive with a warrant accusing Billy the Kid of cattle rustling in Blanco County, he's forced to surrender—but his suspicions grow darker the moment he glimpses the phony badge work. Stranded in the badlands and surrounded by Smokey Gomez and Leroy Brunk, the bank robbers Billy stopped last year, the outlaw realizes the whole arrest was a trap designed to lure him into the open for revenge. With the odds stacked impossibly high and the outlaws playing rough, Billy must use every ounce of cunning to survive "Owlhoot Warrant."

Desert Killers
1 pp · western-frontier

In the desert badlands, Billy the Kid and his men track a bushwhacker through terrain where the landscape itself becomes as deadly as any outlaw—Gila monsters, scorpions, and rattlesnakes lurk in the brush while the relentless sun and thirst pose their own mortal threats. This tale weaves frontier danger with the harsh realities of the Southwest wilderness, where man and nature clash in equal measure.

Dance and Die
5 pp · western-frontier

When Billy the Kid saves a young woman named Barbara Mills from a brutal attack in the lawless town of Stover, he earns an invitation to the town dance—and the enmity of her protective father, wealthy rancher Howard Mills. As tensions boil over between Mills and the outlaw leader Manx Molnar, who's been rustling the rancher's cattle, Billy must navigate a night of gunfire and danger to claim his promised waltz with Barbara. In "Dance and Die," writer and artist deliver a tense frontier tale where a moment of chivalry sets off a chain of conflict that threatens to consume the whole town.

The Challengers
1 pp · western-frontier

A young man grows from a boy forced to master the gun into a deputy and then a feared gunslinger running the tables at a gambling house—until a faster, hungrier challenger arrives in "The Challengers" from Billy the Kid #51. The story traces how skill with a six-gun can elevate a man to the top of the frontier, only to show how quickly that perch becomes a target.

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