Frontier Western #8

Art Tulane, once known as the fastest gun in the west, now lives under the name Utah Smith on a quiet ranch—until a man seeking revenge tracks him down. When he’s forced to face a marshal in Boonetown, Tulane learns that even legends can be outpaced.

Sheriff Hank Corbin, a man who grumbles about the weight of his badge, proves his worth when he takes down Turk Magrew’s gang of would-be payroll robbers. With no jailhouse available, he secures the outlaws in the very railroad car carrying the money—locking them in with the fortune they sought.

In "Shoot-Out at Noon!", tensions flare between ranchers Bill and Kim when a disputed fence is torn down, igniting a feud. As tempers rise, Jake manipulates them into a showdown, hoping to claim both lands—but the sheriff’s quick thinking unravels Jake’s scheme, halting the violence before it’s too late.

In "Indian Attack!" from Frontier Western #8 (1957), Tod Morgan’s reputation as a liar precedes him—when he finally warns the fort of a Comanche attack, no one believes him. But this time, the danger is real, and the Comanches aren’t after the fort—they’re after him.

In "The Missing Herd!" from Frontier Western #8 (1957), Sheriff Jo and his posse track a stolen herd to Horseshoe Canyon, where Fargo and his gang play dumb, claiming ignorance. With a sharp eye for detail, the sheriff digs into old survey records and uncovers a forgotten gold mine—just as the rustlers try to slip their cattle through its tunnels, only to walk straight into an ambush.