Billy West #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeBilly West confronts the evil Racon Grubb and the Blue Sage in a scheme involving trapped gold in a dangerous canyon, where an ornery polecat becomes the key to exposing the villains' plot. Meanwhile, Buck Ranger falls into an ambush orchestrated by the criminal Bass Murdock, who has hidden $6,000 in cattle money and plans to use a specially marked cigar to identify those involved in the scheme. In a separate story, Wilbur becomes entangled with the cunning Cramps gang when he attempts to help a woman named Rhoda, ultimately leading to a twist where Jeff Turner's papers are stolen and the situation spirals into chaos involving a train robbery and a $5,000 reward.
Billy West and Uncle Dan stumble onto a deadly mystery when they discover a railroad engineer killed by a golden-tipped arrow—and the trail leads them straight back to the Blue Sage Ranch, where Molly Sage and the children come under siege. As Billy races to defend the railroad camp at Whispering Gap, he uncovers a sinister plot that goes far deeper than a simple Indian uprising, forcing him to untangle the truth before more blood is spilled.
Buffalo hunters at a remote Texas outpost find themselves caught between survival and defiance when a massive coalition of tribes surrounds Adobe Walls in 1874. Bat Masterson and Billy Dixon, among the frontier's finest marksmen, must hold their ground through a grueling twelve-hour siege as waves of warriors press their assault. It's a test of nerve, marksmanship, and sheer will against overwhelming odds.
Buck Ranger and his pal Chico Charlie arrive in the lawless cattle town of Prairie to help Jim Bracken tackle a wave of rustling that's plagued the ranches and driven out three sheriffs in six months. When old rancher Jed Stuart finally names Luke Wales as the mastermind at a town meeting, the outlaw makes a violent escape with his gang—and kidnaps Chico, Stuart, and his daughter Bess. Buck must track them to Crazy Horse Canyon and uncover the real culprit behind the terror of the range.
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Reprinted in Sheriff Classics #916 (1964), Star Western #16 (1964), Billy West #8, Sheriff Klassiker #916
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