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Western Bandits #1 (1952)

Avon · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Big Springs Train Robbery!
7 pp · western-frontier
Jesse James

Jesse James plots an audacious train robbery using a stolen railway switch to derail a Union Pacific express car carrying sixty thousand dollars—a brilliant heist that goes off without a hitch. But when a disgruntled gang member betrays him to the law, Jesse finds himself cornered in Ogallala with his companions jailed and the stolen money in the hands of a rival outlaw. With nothing but his wits and a runaway locomotive at his disposal, Jesse improvises a daring escape and sets a cunning trap to reclaim what was taken.

The Red Rock Bank Robbery
5 pp · western-frontier

The Dalton Boys stake everything on a daring raid of the Red Rock Bank, but when Arkansas Tom's meticulously maintained gun fails him at the crucial moment, the robbery spirals into a desperate gunfight against the sheriff and his deputies. As the outlaws scramble to escape with their haul, Tom must survive a deadly chase through town with nothing but a useless weapon and increasingly desperate luck on his side.

The Six-Gun Slaughter at the Star Saloon
5 pp · western-frontier

Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch ride into Star Valley with guns blazing to rob the bank, making off with a ten-thousand-dollar bill—a prize so grand that Cassidy decides to display it (blood-stained and all) on the wall of Matt Warner's saloon as a monument to their haul. When Sheriff Don Farrell and his posse track them down for a final showdown at the saloon, Cassidy proves why few men are faster with a gun, turning what could be his last stand into a legend whispered across the West.

The Blacksmith Bandits
8 pp · western-frontier

A Texas Ranger rides into the frontier town of Broken Branch and discovers its blacksmith—a capable young woman named Betty Bell—under attack by a cunning outlaw gang. When the same band begins stealing odd items from around town—metal sheets, tools, hammers—the Ranger must piece together their mysterious scheme before their next bold move. It's a clever game of wits where the lawman must think as craftily as the criminals who've engineered their own advantage.

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