Colorado Kid #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeColorado Kid engages in a gunfight with a gang of coyotes and outlaws near Ridge Hills, wounding two of them before they escape. A secondary story recounts the discovery of a large silver ore deposit worth twenty thousand dollars, which prompts a prospector named Ed Mifflin to search for more riches in the desert, leading to the establishment of stamp mills that process ore worth thirty million dollars and eventually transform the region into a thriving mining metropolis.
When Black Jack Fargo brutally mistreats a wild stallion named Midnight, the Colorado Kid steps in to stop him—and Miss Hunter, the ranch owner, seizes the moment to fire her abusive foreman. But Fargo's got revenge on his mind, and he plots with his men to steal the herd and drive it across the border for profit. As the thieves make their move, Midnight's fierce loyalty to his herd becomes the key to stopping them, and the Colorado Kid must race to save both the animals and bring Fargo to justice.
In August 1877, prospector Eddie Schieffelin struck silver in Apache country and named his claim Tombstone, sparking a rush that transformed a remote mesa into a booming mining metropolis—but the lawless fortune also attracted Old Man Clanton and his ruthless gang of rustlers, murderers, and stage robbers who soon strangled the town in their grip. When Deputy U.S. Marshal Wyatt Earp arrives to guard bullion shipments and is joined by his brothers and the gunslinger Doc Holliday, the stage is set for a collision between law and outlaw that will define Tombstone's wild legacy.
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Reprinted in Gabby Hayes Western #100, Gabby Hayes Western #101, Gabby Hayes Western #96, Gabby Hayes Western #99
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