Billy the Kid #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Billy the Kid #33 The issue features two Western stories. In "Wyatt Earp in Draw!", Wyatt Earp confronts the outlaw Bourke Hillman at a saloon in Dodge City, resulting in a gunfight where Earp pursues Hillman onto a rooftop before Hillman escapes. The lead story "featuring The Dynamiters" shows Billy the Kid and General Revuga planning a surprise attack on Fort Garrison to rescue supplies, with Captain Manuelo Cerveza Latez betraying Revuga's forces, leading to a climactic confrontation that results in Billy's defeat.
Billy the Kid finds himself caught in the middle of a Mexican rebel army led by the hot-tempered General Cholo Reyuga, who orders him executed after a heated confrontation. Sentenced to death but freed by a mysterious ally in the chaos, Billy must use his wits and nerve to turn the tables on Reyuga's volatile operation from within—all while staying one step ahead of the general's trigger-happy soldiers.
When dynamiters working for Ray Carboy sabotage a railroad trestle, Billy the Kid is caught in the blast and swept downstream—but survives to learn the truth behind the destruction. Determined to stop Carboy's reign of terror over the railroad workers, Billy devises a clever bluff using fake dynamite to force a confession and confront the gang once and for all. It's a tense showdown where brains prove just as deadly as gunplay.
Billy the Kid takes a ramrodding job delivering cattle to a ship bound for the California gold fields, but after boarding to collect payment, he's forcibly shanghaied into the crew by a treacherous mate who's seized control of the vessel. Stranded at sea with an unruly crew of fifty men and a captain held hostage below decks, the desert cowboy must use his wits—and some well-placed dynamite—to reclaim the ship and restore order.
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