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Texas Rangers in Action #48 (1965)

Charlton · 1965 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Prey of the Comanchero
6 pp · western-frontier

Texas Ranger Billy Ray Carlin sets a trap for the ruthless white renegade Mako Joe Hill, a comanchero who's been arming Comanches and Kiowas with stolen rifles to fuel raids across the Texas frontier. When Carlin discovers Hill's supply line runs through a St. Louis gun dealer, he hatches a daring plan: sabotage the weapons before they reach the tribes, then use the defective rifles as bait to draw Hill and his allies into the open. As cavalry and ranger forces close in on Comanche country, Carlin's gambit forces Hill into a final, desperate confrontation.

The Code of the West
1 pp · non-fiction; western-frontier

"The Code of the West" examines the unwritten frontier rules that governed behavior across the Old West—a harsh set of laws born from necessity, covering everything from gun use in town to the severity of horse theft. Through vivid examples, the story illustrates why the frontier code emerged and what happened when someone violated its strictest tenets.

The Governor's Special
5 pp · western-frontier

In "The Governor's Special," a desperate train heist takes a deadly turn when Calvin and Pablo blow up a locomotive—only to reveal it's a decoy. Ranger Sam Roper is wounded, but Ben Eldon races to intercept the real train, knowing the governor's life depends on it.

The Proud Man With the Silver Gun
6 pp · western-frontier

Matt Fargo is a tough Texas Ranger called in for the toughest jobs, but when a notorious Mexican gunslinger named Blanco arrives in Fort Mills with a silver six-gun and a deadly promise, Fargo finds himself facing an opponent who's engineered an advantage he didn't expect. As tensions escalate and the law itself seems to work against him, Fargo must outthink a killer who's determined to claim his prized silver weapon and prove himself the faster draw. A tense showdown unfolds between a ranger at his limit and a gunman with a hidden edge.

The First Millionaire In Texas
6 pp · western-frontier
Black Hawk
1 pp · biography

Black Hawk, a Winnebago warrior whose full name was Ma-Kata-Nimesheka-Ka, refused to abandon his people's lands when the U.S. government ordered them west of the Mississippi in 1831—instead, he united multiple tribes to resist the white soldiers advancing into their territory. After facing General Atkinson's army and surrendering, Black Hawk was taken on a remarkable journey to meet President Andrew Jackson at the White House, where he was honored as a brave and noble warrior. This pivotal moment ultimately reshaped the government's approach to Indian lands, setting the stage for the vast territories that would soon be granted to tribes beyond the Mississippi.

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