Billy the Kid #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories: "The Monster of the Mountain," in which Billy the Kid and companions encounter a giant green reptilian creature in the mountains and must battle the creature's deadly attacks; and "The Wayward Wagons," a text story by Sheriff Joe Slidell recounting his experiences from 1872 to 1890 in Conchero County, including an incident involving a wagon train of Scottish immigrants passing through his jurisdiction and concerns about Apache raids on their journey south.
Billy the Kid rides two thousand miles east to Washington, D.C. with explosive evidence of a sprawling land-theft scheme orchestrated by Major Harshfield and Indian Agent Louis Barrow against the Blackfoot people. What began as a scout's mission in the frontier territories spirals into betrayal, court-martial, and a desperate bid for justice in the heart of the nation's capital.
Young Tate Clymer stakes his reputation on capturing and riding Danger, a wild red stallion that's earned a reputation as a killer across the Black Hills. When the bronco nearly kills the stubborn boy in their brutal struggle, the stallion's unexpected mercy becomes the turning point—and Tate sees a path forward that no one else has considered. A western tale about understanding the untamed, from Billy the Kid #31.
Captured by the warriors of Black Valley and forced into a forbidden cave, Billy the Kid comes face-to-face with a massive, poisonous Gila monster that the tribe has long feared—and he's got to figure out how to survive an encounter with a creature that's far deadlier than any outlaw he's crossed guns with. It's a wild test of quick thinking and nerve in the desolate Arizona wilderness.
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