Frontier Western #4

In "Man Trap!" from Frontier Western #4 (1956), the Ringo Kid’s desperate flight from a pursuing posse draws two bounty hunters, Elson and Stagg, into the dusty town of Pilares—where he’s not just a fugitive, but a liberator. Once inside, he frees the jail’s inmates and teams up with ex-sheriff Jim Belmont to take down Pilares’ most dangerous man, Shark Diston.

In "Gun-Fight In Tombstone," gunslinger Hank Hawke rides into Tombstone, his fearsome name enough to cow the townsfolk—until the sheriff confronts him in the saloon. With the weight of his past reputation hanging in the air, Hawke is forced to face the truth: his power came not from strength, but from others' fear. The tension builds in silence as the sheriff calls him out, exposing the fragile myth behind his legend.

In "The Man Who Hated Soldiers!", Jo’s decision to marry cavalryman Tom over Matt ignites a fiery confrontation, with Matt spitting out his hatred for soldiers before vanishing into the wilderness. Captured by the Sioux, he’s pulled from danger by Tom—and what follows is a quiet transformation, one that begins with doubt and ends with a choice that redefines everything.

In "Battle For Survival!" from Frontier Western #4 (1956), Billy and Soapy are taken captive by the Cahitas, blamed for the dwindling game, but spared by the chief’s skeptical son. When Billy discovers the trail of a massive buffalo herd, he must guide the tribe to it before hunger and suspicion tear them apart.

In "The Holdup!" from Frontier Western #4 (1956), Jo, a quiet townsman, finds himself accused after a masked bandit steals his gold nuggets and horse, leaving him to walk eleven hours back to town. With no evidence on his person and no witnesses, he’s arrested—only to be released weeks later, determined to uncover the truth. When he confronts Simms, the sheriff overhears a confession that could clear his name.