Billy the Kid #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tormentors," Billy the Kid encounters the evil Earl of Boothill, who uses hypnotic powers to control Billy's actions and force him into servitude. Billy manages to shoot out a window to break free from the Earl's mental grip, then engages in a confrontation at a bank where the Earl attempts to rob it. With the help of British nobleman Slicker Ligg and armed men, Billy defeats the Earl and his scheme, preventing the robbery and stopping the villain's reign of terror.
Billy the Kid finds himself trapped under the hypnotic control of the Earl of Boothill, a vengeful nobleman using the outlaw to build a criminal empire across the Southwest—but Billy's secretly working with the law to gather evidence against his manipulative master. When the Earl orders Billy to kill a man named Turk Akins in the street, Billy must navigate a deadly showdown while keeping his true allegiances hidden and his plan intact.
Billy the Kid plays the role of a hypnotized pawn for the Earl of Boothill, a British nobleman with a sinister mental power—but the outlaw is secretly working to expose the villain's elaborate schemes from within. When the Earl uses his mesmerizing gaze to orchestrate a daring bank heist, Billy bides his time, waiting for the moment to strike and bring the mastermind to justice. It's a tense cat-and-mouse game across the frontier, where one wrong move could tip the balance between hero and unwitting accomplice.
A young wrangler from the O.J. Ranch challenges Slate, the legendary gunslinger whose reputation stretches from the Rio Grande to the Canadian border—not out of hatred, but driven by a desperate need to test himself against the fastest gun in the West. When both men draw in the dusty street, fate and conscience collide in ways neither could have predicted. "Day of the Gunslinger" is a tense meditation on ambition, skill, and the unexpected mercy that can emerge in a split second of violence.
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Reprinted in Blazing Trails #3 (1967), Billy the Kid #132 (1979), Amazing Stories of Suspense #88
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