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Texas Rangers in Action #57 (1966)

Charlton · 1966 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Too Many Guns
8 pp · western-frontier

Ranger Earl Winter, a five-year veteran, finds himself outgunned when the wanted outlaw Mike Reeser and his men open fire without warning, leaving him badly wounded and nearly dead. A determined young woman named Miss Lizzie nurses him back from the brink while the killers search the town, convinced the lawman must be dead—until they narrow their hunt to the last place he could be hiding. Winter will have to muster every ounce of cunning and nerve to survive what comes next.

End of the Trail!
8 pp · western-frontier

Texas Ranger Josh Kinnel hangs up his badge after five hundred grueling miles on the trail of the Macken gang leave him wounded, fevered, and bone-tired—ready for a quieter life in the Red Hills. But when he arrives in Newlands to buy a small homestead, he discovers his friend Ranger Ed Wismer has been murdered by the ruthless 2X outfit, and the town has no law to stop them. Now the ex-ranger must decide whether his new life can begin while injustice goes unchecked.

O'Hara's Law
5 pp · western-frontier

A wealthy tyrant named O'Hara has seized control of Three Forks, ignoring state law and ruling the town through intimidation and his hired guns—until a Texas Ranger rides in, determined to restore justice. With help from the town's downtrodden citizens, the Ranger confronts O'Hara's stranglehold on the community and forces a reckoning in the dusty streets.

The Pawnee Scout
3 pp · western-frontier

Frank North earns the deep trust of the Pawnee people while working at a trading post, and when the Army needs skilled scouts to campaign across the Great Plains around 1864, a general calls on him to recruit and lead a Pawnee company. Under North's command, the Pawnee fighters—equipped with Spencer carbines and fighting alongside a man they regard as a war chief—rack up victory after victory against their traditional rivals, the Sioux and Cheyenne.

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