Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two main stories. "Braveheart" tells of a young Native American warrior chosen to teach the Cheyenne tribe how to hunt, who is spotted by Mandan scouts and pursued by enemies including the rival Yellow Legs. In the second story, Billy the Kid faces down a group of men led by someone named Wallner who plan to capture him; when Billy offers to drop his guns if given his word they'll let him go unharmed, Wallner agrees, but then betrays the agreement and attempts to gun Billy down anyway, leading to a final confrontation.
In "The No-Gun Sheriff," a young man inherits the sheriff's badge in a dusty frontier town, determined to uphold his father’s legacy of peace—no guns, no violence. But when lawless trouble threatens the community, he must confront the hard truth that some battles can’t be won with words alone.
Braveheart, the greatest warrior of the Cheyenne tribe, is chosen to teach Little One, the chief's son, how to hunt—but when Mandan scouts spot them, including the treacherous outcast Yellow Legs, a fierce battle erupts on the frontier. With skill and courage, Braveheart must protect the young boy from his enemies and prove why he is the most respected warrior among his people.
In "The Town That Forgot!", Billy Nevada rides into Ulster, a frontier town where the townspeople, cowed by Mort Wallner’s gang, pretend not to know him—until the moment he stands alone against the outlaws, proving he’s still the man they once trusted.
In "A Brother," a young man with no memory stumbles out of a chasm, disoriented and alone—until George Winston claims he’s his long-lost brother. As they head into town to claim a reward, the promise of safety turns uncertain when word spreads that outlaws are hunting Rio Vegas. George’s loyalty is tested, and with danger closing in, he must decide what family truly means.
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↩ Reprints Fighting Leathernecks #4 (1952)
Reprinted in Wild Western Action #1 (1971), Butch Cassidy #1 (1971), Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #27
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