Cheyenne Kid #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains three Western stories. "The Indian Fighters" follows the Cheyenne Kid as he becomes entangled in conflict between white settlers and Native Americans, ultimately proving himself a "White Cheyenne" by aiding in justice against renegade warriors. "No Sanctuary" depicts a man seeking refuge from those pursuing his scalp, only to find no safe haven as enemies close in. "The Legend of White Buffalo" features Rocky Lane confronting the outlaw Timber Ryan, a formidable bare-knuckle fighter, as the marshal pursues him through the mountains to bring him to justice. "The Bigger They Are" shows the Cheyenne Kid facing off against the hardcase Timber Ryan in a physical confrontation after Ryan's arrest.
The Cheyenne Kid arrives at a frontier fort seeking refuge from a band of Apache warriors led by the renegade Laughing Wolf, only to find the garrison’s commander, Belle Hogan, and her men more dangerous than the enemy outside. Trapped between hostile settlers and a cunning enemy who’s turned the fort against him, he must use his wits and frontier instincts to survive a web of suspicion and betrayal.
The Cheyenne Kid tracks a group of ruthless men known as the Mountain Men, who terrorize towns and brutalize Native people, after discovering they’ve attacked a peaceful Cheyenne scout. As he confronts the gang in the town, he exposes their cowardice and cruelty, forcing them to flee—only to pursue them into the night, determined to hold them accountable.
Rocky Lane tracks down the towering Timber Ryan, a brute known more for his strength than his weapons, and must use cunning and the environment to subdue him. After a fierce physical clash, the marshal outsmarts the giant by turning his own power against him, leading to an unexpected outcome that leaves Ryan working for the law.
The Cheyenne Kid uncovers a band of Apache renegades led by the cunning Kebo, who claims to be avenging his people’s honor with a mythical white buffalo as a war charm. When captured and taken deep into the foothills, the Cheyenne Kid must rely on his wits and a legendary beast to survive a deadly chase through buffalo herds.
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Reprinted in Billy the Kid #127 (1979), Billy the Kid #135 (1980), Blazing Western #1 (1997), Star Western #10 (2002)
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