Blazing Western #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Death of the Sundance Kid" follows a young gunslinger nicknamed the Sundance Kid as he faces off against experienced outlaws and lawmen in a tense showdown. After a confrontation where the Kid is wounded, he pursues his enemies across dangerous terrain, including a harrowing encounter with a buffalo that forces him to hide behind a boulder. The story culminates as the Kid, determined to complete his objective, races to reach a nearby wagon train encampment before his pursuers can stop him.
The Sundance Kid, a killer with a reputation as fast on the draw as he is ruthless, arrives in Rock Creek, Utah with a job: intimidate old man Jennings into selling his ranch to a crooked land buyer betting on the railroad's arrival. But when the young drifter staying at Jennings' place refuses to back down—even after tasting Sundance's gun hand—the killer finds himself facing something his guns and reputation can't easily overcome.
Buffalo Bill is mere days from Fort Ticon when he's ambushed by Sky Eagle, a renegade chief who's sworn to see the great plainsman's scalp hang in his tepee. After a brutal capture and a harrowing escape from a buffalo stampede, Cody races to intercept the wagon train he was meant to guide—only to find them already under siege by Sky Eagle's warriors. Now Buffalo Bill must use his wits and courage to turn the tide and protect the pioneers from the renegade's relentless assault.
A Sioux brave from the Burnt-Wood tribe encounters a Crow warrior at a sacred medicine spring, where tribal law forbids bloodshed—and the two enemies forge an unlikely bond of mutual respect through pipe-smoking and a high-stakes game of chance. As wagers escalate and fortune turns cruel, both warriors face a test of honor that challenges the very code that brought them together. In "Indian's Word," a tale that speaks to the unbreakable integrity of a warrior's commitment, even when that commitment demands the ultimate price.
The ordinarily peaceful town of Saddle Rock has been overrun by drifters bent on taking over, and the Utah Kid is brought in as sheriff to restore order—but when an envelope containing the identity of the mysterious new saloon owner arrives, someone's willing to kill to keep that secret hidden. The Utah Kid must use his wits as much as his guns to smoke out the culprit and bring law back to town.
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Reprinted in Blazing Sixguns #8 (1958)
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