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Texas Rangers in Action #12 (1958)

Charlton · 1958 · 68 pages

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Contains 12 stories
You Are Bart Frisco...
7 pp · western-frontier

Bart Frisco is a small man with a big grudge, using his gun to level the playing field against a world of taller folks—until a wounded outlaw named Tom Bunyan shows up at his hideout, desperate to escape a pursuing Texas Ranger. When Bart's pride gets the better of him and he shoots the ranger down, he triggers a manhunt that forces him into years of hiding in a Mexican cave, haunted by nightmares and his own fear. Now an old man, Bart thinks he's finally free of his demons—until he crosses paths with that same ranger on an Arizona street, and discovers the face that's tormented him all these years never stopped haunting him at all.

Johnny NoName
5 pp · western-frontier

A bullet-shattered Texas Ranger lies broken in an outlaw sanctuary, reduced to a vacant swamper whom hardened criminals push around for sport—until a moment of unexpected mercy jars something loose in his fractured mind. Jim Brazos reclaims his wits just in time to turn the tables on Lou Ekkels and his gang, posing as the witless fool they've already written off. With his memory and his purpose restored, Brazos orchestrates a play that will dismantle the criminal network harbored in the Badlands.

The Texas Rangers
2 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier
Ranger Frame-Up
5 pp · western-frontier

Ranger Dike Sanders arrives in Ingerton to investigate the disappearance of Gus Ridge, but the town's wealthy power broker Paul Inger—a man Sanders trusted—has other plans, framing the ranger for a crime and forcing him to go on the run. Pursued as a fugitive, Sanders must navigate a web of corruption and murder to uncover the truth about Inger's schemes and his own father's mysterious death.

Western Immortals, Wyatt Earp
1 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

In 1879, Wyatt Earp arrived in Tombstone with his brothers Virgil and Morgan, only to find their stage-line ambitions blocked by organized outlaws led by the Clantons and Curly Bill—forcing Wyatt to take up the marshal's badge instead. As his reputation grew, Wyatt faced down the criminal element in a legendary confrontation at the O.K. Corral alongside Doc Holliday, but his victory came with a terrible cost when his brothers fell to ambush and assassination. Wyatt's pursuit of justice for his fallen family became the stuff of frontier legend.

The Original Horse Marines
8 pp · western-frontier

In 1835, during the first Texan revolution against Mexico, Captain I. W. Burton leads just twenty Texas Rangers on a desperate mission to protect the Gulf Coast from enemy supply ships. When a Mexican vessel anchors in the Bay of Copano, Burton devises an audacious deception—disguising his men to lure the ship's crew ashore, then seizing the vessel and its supplies in a swift strike. But the Rangers' boldness doesn't stop there, as two more Mexican supply ships arrive, forcing Burton to risk everything on an even more dangerous gambit to secure all three vessels for Texas.

A Trainload of Trouble
5 pp · western-frontier

On August 23, 1877, Texas Ranger John R. Armstrong boards a train near Pensacola, Florida, determined to arrest the notorious outlaw John Wesley Hardin—who feels perfectly safe surrounded by his own gang in the passenger car. What Hardin doesn't count on is a wounded ranger's grim resolve and quick draw when five guns are suddenly pointed at one determined lawman. Armstrong must navigate a desperate fight in close quarters to bring his quarry back to Texas justice, all while outnumbered and still recovering from a fresh wound.

Tex the Oil Man
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

Tex is convinced he's struck it rich after two days of drilling, certain his nose for oil will pay off—but his skeptical friend has a very different explanation for what he's actually found.

Menace of the Big Moon
5 pp · western-frontier

A Comanche warrior called Big Moon terrorizes the frontier wearing Spanish conquistador armor that apparently stops bullets cold—until a stranger rides into town and challenges the seemingly invincible giant to prove his magic is real. When Big Moon hesitates to face the newcomer's gun, the truth about his "invincible" armor unravels, along with a scheme by a crooked trader to arm the tribe and reignite war on the frontier.

Two of a Kind
4 pp · western-frontier
Old Frosty Simms

When Old Frosty Simms is told he's too old to work on the ranches anymore, his pride won't let him start his own spread—instead, he sets his sights on capturing the legendary Grey Barb, a wild stallion that's evaded every bronc hunter in the territory. After weeks of grueling pursuit, Frosty's experience finally pays off, but what he discovers about his quarry forces him to reckon with what he really values most.

Desert Trail
3 pp · western-frontier

A Texas Ranger pursues three fugitives across a brutal, waterless desert, where endurance and resourcefulness become as vital as gunplay. When the outlaws believe they've left him dead from thirst, Sadler finds the water they couldn't—and turns the tables on men who thought they'd outrun justice. It's a hard-earned reminder that a ranger's job isn't measured in comfort, but in bringing lawbreakers to account, no matter the cost.

The Seaton Gang Strikes Again
6 pp · western-frontier
Mort Seaton

Mort Seaton and his ruthless gang of road agents strike stagecoaches across the frontier, always moving on before the law can catch up—but when a young man claiming to admire the outlaw seeks to join their ranks, he sets in motion a clever trap that forces the Rangers to outthink the very criminals they're hunting. With betrayal, deception, and quick thinking all at play, this tale tests whether a determined kid with a personal score to settle can help bring down the notorious Seaton Gang before they slip across the Rio Grande for good.

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