Billy the Kid #45
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Billy the Kid #45 The issue contains two stories. "Smash the Fighting Heart" follows Billy the Kid as he confronts a gang after hearing they have killed him, only to discover the reports of his death were false and he survives the encounter. In the second story, "$50 Boots," Billy refuses to wear fancy new boots to a Saturday night dance, causing friction with his girlfriend Sally; when a man named Hagger comes to town and tries to force Billy to clear out, Billy stands up to him in a physical fight at a local establishment.
Billy the Kid arrives in Las Cuentras seeking justice against Sibo Donn for a terrible crime, only to find himself ambushed and shot down by Sibo and his hired killers—but survives. Struggling with fear and lost confidence in the wake of his near-fatal wound, Billy withdraws from the fight while the grateful villagers who once fought beside him now shelter him in shame. When Sibo Donn returns with his gang to terrorize the town and its people, Billy must reckon with what little courage remains in him and whether he can reclaim his fighting spirit before the village is destroyed.
A ruthless giant bully named Hugo Small has terrorized a frontier mining town with his unstoppable strength—until Ed Linden walks in and challenges him to a fight. When Hugo underestimates the clever gunslinger, the two discover they're on the same side against the crooked gunslingers running the camp, and decide to clean house together.
After a brutal winter on the range, Billy the Kid comes to town with his hard-earned pay and a new pair of gleaming boots—ready to court Sally Lu Randall. But the rustlers he tussled with all season haven't forgotten their grudge, and they're waiting to settle the score, testing just how far Billy will go to keep his promise to Sally Lu's father that he's left his gunslinging days behind.
A young man named Harold Littleton travels nearly two thousand miles from New Jersey to the rough town of Copallo with a simple mission: collect a long-overdue $15,000 debt his late father is owed from Joe Hagger. When Hagger refuses and has him thrown out, Littleton decides he's not leaving until he gets what's rightfully his—a decision that transforms the farm boy into something harder, drawing unlikely allies and forcing a reckoning on Main Street.
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