Blazing Sixguns #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring two stories: "Swift Deer and the Russian Bear," set in 1812 at Fort Sitka in Russian Alaska, depicts a conflict between Russians and Native Americans over fur supplies, with Swift Deer fighting to prevent Russian expansion into North America. "Grey Wolf and the Sacred Ruby of Amad-Re" tells of an ancient prophetic tale related by a storyteller involving the noble Grey Wolf, the golden Aztec chieftain Amad-Re, and the Kiowa and their leader Chief Thunder Cloud, with Grey Wolf challenging Amad-Re to a deadly confrontation. The main story features Buffalo Bill facing "The Grim Hand of Death" as his greatest challenge while on horseback.
Buffalo Bill volunteers for a desperate mission to break through a thousand attacking Cheyenne and Sioux warriors and bring help to fifty besieged American scouts trapped on Beecher's Island in the Arikaree River. Using cunning and quick thinking, he must outrun his pursuers across treacherous terrain while his comrades fight for their lives back on the island. With time running out and the enemy closing in, Bill races against death itself to save his fellow scouts.
In 1811 Russian Alaska, Swift Deer, a Ute brave, volunteers to scout the mysterious pale-faced invaders pushing south from the frozen north—only to be enslaved by the ruthless fur traders who plan to conquer the entire continent. When he escapes and returns to warn his tribe, Swift Deer devises a daring plan to drive the Russians from their foothold in what will become California, testing his cunning against an occupying force determined to claim a new empire in the American West.
When a Cheyenne medicine man named One-Eye challenges Buffalo Bill to a series of deadly contests—from a pit of venomous snakes to an untamed killer stallion to a plunge from a mountain cliff—the legendary scout must outwit supernatural magic with frontier cunning and quick thinking. Bill faces each trial knowing that One-Eye is determined to stop the tribe's drift toward war, and only by surviving every "death" can he prove his medicine is stronger and convince the Cheyenne to choose peace. Will Bill's wits and resourcefulness carry him through five impossible ordeals, or will One-Eye's dark magic finally claim him?
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