Cheyenne Kid #35
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains multiple stories. "The Governor's Trophy" features young Vaughan discovering no friends in Sierson Creek, a small town where all able-bodied men have been called away to fight Marx's gunmen; Marx has stolen Duffy's guns and now threatens to tackle Duffy, prompting the Cheyenne Kid to intervene. "Sam Sees Slade" is a text story recounting the historical exploits of western gunman Slade, including his conflict with Jules and his work as a railroad agent. In another illustrated story, the Cheyenne Kid encounters a diamond-back rattlesnake while scaling a canyon wall, narrowly escaping death when the heavy snake's fangs penetrate only his thick flannel shirt.
After months of battling a relentless Pawnee band in the foothills, the exhausted Cheyenne Kid abandons the wild frontier for civilization, seeking work and rest in the town of Logandale—only to wake the morning after his arrival under suspicion of robbing the local bank. Framed by a seemingly generous banker named Herbert Latimer, the Cheyenne Kid must convince the sheriff of his innocence while contending with a hostile townspeople and the very real dangers lurking in the hills beyond town.
Outlaw Duffy Marx holes up in Ribbon Creek, confident that young Texas Ranger Willie Vaughan won't survive their showdown—especially after learning the ranger's gun hand is badly injured. But as the two men face off, Marx discovers that Vaughan's resolve runs deeper than any physical wound, forcing the gunslinger to confront a fear more powerful than any bullet.
The Cheyenne Kid uncovers General Canby's treacherous plan to provoke a war with the Blackfoot tribe for personal glory—a scheme that contradicts the President's orders to negotiate peace. After exposing the general's ambush of Chief Blue Hawk, the Cheyenne Kid embarks on a bold mission to change Canby's mind, forcing him to confront the human cost of his ambitions. It's a tale of conscience, deception, and the power of seeing past prejudice.
The legendary gunfighter known as the Grey Ghost rides into Madoras to face young Kit Mason, who's sent him a challenge—hoping to build his own reputation by taking down the fastest gun in the West. When the showdown comes, the Grey Ghost makes an unexpected choice that reveals there's far more to this duel than pride and reputation.
Governor Becklyn summons the Cheyenne Kid to guide him on a bighorn sheep hunt high in the Rocky Mountains, but the trip takes a dangerous turn when a gunman with a grudge ambushes them on the trail. With the Governor taken hostage and his own survival hanging by a thread after a brutal fall, the Cheyenne Kid must climb back into the fight to save them both—and discovers that nature itself might be his greatest ally.
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