Frontier Western #8

In "My Gun is Fastest!", Art Tulane—once the fastest gun in the West—has vanished, living under the name Utah Smith on a quiet ranch. When a man seeking revenge tracks him down, Tulane’s past catches up in the form of a mysterious marshal in Boonetown, where speed isn’t just a skill—it’s a deadly test of survival.

In "Captured!", Sheriff Hank Corbin—grumbling about the burdens of duty but rising to the challenge when it matters—takes down Turk Magrew’s gang of would-be payroll robbers. With no jailhouse available, he secures the captured outlaws in the very railroad car carrying the stolen money, setting the stage for a tense standoff where justice rides on the rails.

In "Indian Attack!", a reckless man named Tod Morgan stirs fear across the frontier, spinning tales of hostile Indian raids—lies that earn him scorn from both the cavalry and the nearby peaceful tribe. When he finally rides into the fort with a dire warning of a Comanche attack, the soldiers are skeptical, unaware that this time, the threat is real—though the Comanches aren’t after the fort, but after him.

In "The Missing Herd!", a sudden disappearance of cattle sends the sheriff on a trail through dusty trails and forgotten records. With the odds stacked against him, he follows a clue hidden in old ledgers to a long-abandoned gold mine, where he plans to catch a rustling gang red-handed. The tension builds as the sheriff sets a trap in the canyon’s shadow, waiting to see if the rustlers will take the bait.