Crack Western #68
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology presenting four Western tales: "Arizona Raines" follows a frontier marshal confronting outlaws in a lawless town; "Frontier Marshal" depicts a newcomer named Grimbold arriving in Dry Gulch to help the marshal avenge a murder and restore order; "Two-Gun Lil" shows a young woman named Allen joining forces with ranch hands to combat criminals; and "Dead Canyon Days" chronicles the pursuit and capture of dangerous outlaws terrorizing the frontier.
Arizona Raines and his partner Spurs pursue a killer across the burning salt flats, only to stumble upon a phantom town that shouldn't exist—one where dead outlaws walk free and the lawmen they've brought to justice preside as judges. Trapped in this nightmarish place of the dead, Arizona and Spurs must find a way to escape before the outlaw court carries out its death sentence.
When the railroads come calling on Dead Canyon, Big Jim Croker sees dollar signs—and he'll stop at nothing to own every acre between here and Coyote Gap. The reclusive rancher Spence Macklin won't sell, and won't back down, but when an old prospector's wild claim about silver strikes the town, a stampede of fortune hunters threatens to overrun the very land these men are fighting for. Macklin's hermit disguise and quiet resolve are about to be tested in ways he never expected.
Marshal Bob Allen travels to the outlaw-controlled town of Dry Gulch under false pretenses, posing as a quiet stranger to investigate the murders of the town's lawman and his deputy. Infiltrating a criminal operation run by the ruthless Grimbold, Allen plays a dangerous game of deception to expose the killer—all while staying hidden as a marshal in a town where peace officers have become targets.
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Reprinted in Crack Western #68 (1951), Triple Western Pictorial Monthly #9 (1956), Gunsmoke Trail #4 (1958), Gunsmoke Trail #4 (1958), Best of the West #35 (2003)
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