Billy the Kid #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Billy the Kid #28 The issue contains two stories: the cover story "No Bushwhacker Could Get Him!" featuring Billy fighting "The Big Man," and "The Peaceful Way," in which Billy witnesses a confrontation between a gentleman and a rough outlaw over a woman named Rosa. When the outlaw swings his six-gun at Billy, Billy acts to disarm him rather than shoot. Billy then helps the gentleman, Jose, protect Rosa from Seguro's dangerous band of outlaws by hiding her safely and confronting Seguro to prevent further violence.
When Billy the Kid accidentally bumps into Morton Flagg, a wealthy railroad man poised to win the mayoral race at Cactus Corners, a single punch sets off a chain of escalating violence. Flagg deploys his hired guns to eliminate Billy, but the outlaw's defiant stand against the corrupt politician's ruthless tactics sparks an unexpected uprising from the townspeople themselves. A clash of frontier justice and backroom politicking reaches its breaking point in this western showdown.
When Seth Hiller's hired hands stampede Johnny Lukes and Ford Alston's cattle herd, the two ranchers are left with nothing but a long walk to town and a burning need for justice. Ford Alston's rage builds into action as the partners confront Hiller's men, leading to a tense showdown where one man must think fast to turn the tables on a ruthless rancher who believes might makes right. In this western tale of greed and retribution, the question becomes whether the law can stand against a man who's convinced he owns an entire valley.
When Billy the Kid stumbles upon a slick operator hawking genuine gold ingots for pocket change on a Phoenix street, he quickly grasps that something crooked is afoot—and that a mine ownership dispute lies at the heart of the scheme. Forced to act without authority, Billy must navigate a tangled web of fraud, betrayal, and violence to uncover the truth and protect those who've been wronged. With the sheriff out of town and tempers running high, he'll need equal parts quick thinking and quick draw to see justice done.
Billy the Kid encounters a peaceful stranger named Rawls who challenges his violent ways after witnessing a confrontation, persuading the outlaw to try solving disputes without gunplay—at least for a while. When local tyrant Dan Caro relentlessly provokes him, Billy struggles to honor Rawls's philosophy despite mounting humiliation and provocation. Ultimately forced to fight back, Billy discovers that his brief restraint may have saved his life in ways he never expected.
Billy the Kid finds himself caught between a ruthless outlaw's pursuit of a young woman and the hospitality of old friends in Sonora. When the dangerous bandito Seguro arrives demanding the hand of the Rivera's daughter Rosa, Billy must use his wits—and his fists—to outmaneuver a rival suitor who won't take no for an answer. A quick-thinking showdown unfolds that leaves Seguro and his followers reconsidering who truly leads in these hills.
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