Bobby Benson's B-Bar-B Riders #15

When Bobby Benson and his ranch hands pursue a mysterious lone rider across the range, they discover Sandy Bradford—a spirited young girl whose uncle harbors a dark secret. Caught between her newfound conscience and her uncle's ruthless rustling operation, Sandy finds herself at the center of a dangerous showdown that will test her loyalty and courage when the B-Bar-B riders close in on the cattle thieves.

Across the frontier, a gang of grotesquely deformed criminals—a snake woman, a contortionist, a giant, and others—rob banks and trains with supernatural ease, always vanishing in explosive flames that leave the law baffled. When the Ghost Rider catches wind of their spree and confronts the snake woman in Saddle Gap, he uncovers the truth behind their crimes and sets a clever trap to draw out their mysterious ringleader, a woman named Zyra who's been using these outcasts' fears and hatred to fuel her robberies. The man of midnight hours must now face off against Zyra and her twisted crew in a final showdown that will test whether cunning and courage can overcome the power of desperation and vengeance.

When Bobby Benson and Windy Wales help a young woman named Eileen escape a bus holdup, they discover she's the rightful heir to a gold mine in the remote town of Blue Patch—one that greedy gunslicks are willing to kill to control. Trapped in town with all roads blocked and the auction deadline looming, Bobby hatches a daring plan involving an undertaker's hearse to slip past their enemies and reach the mine. Will their desperate gambit get them to Warren in time, or will the ruthless Jud Nettle claim Eileen's inheritance by any means necessary?

When a sacred white buffalo terrifies the Cheyenne people into abandoning their homeland, the warrior Red Hawk suspects the animal is no divine messenger—but a Blackfoot trick designed to claim the land for themselves. Standing nearly alone against an invading enemy tribe, Red Hawk must prove the truth and reclaim his people's home before fear and superstition cost them everything.