Gunmaster #86
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Gunmaster and Bullet the Gun Boy #86 In "The Kingmaker," Gunmaster and Bullet face armed outlaws in a castle, where they must deal with prisoners locked in the armory. The story involves a plot to create homemade black powder explosives using crude materials, as the characters discuss their escape plans and the dangers of their explosive creation. Part 3, titled "Abdication," depicts a foreign intrigue where Senor Reo details to a general his successful battle report, while discussing warrants and extradition treaties that prevent expected arrests, revealing complications in capturing escaped criminals. The issue concludes with a back matter section featuring mail-order novelty items and advertisements.
Gunmaster and Bullet the Gun Boy are drawn south of the border by Princess Maria de Cielo, who seeks their help to save her father's kingdom from a ruthless gunslinger named Tony Reo—a man who has manipulated the newly crowned King Gregorio into his puppet and now rules through violence and murder. As our heroes venture into the mountains to confront this hidden threat, they'll discover just how far Reo's control extends and what it will take to break his grip on power.
Harvey Logan, known as "Kid Curry," led the Wild Bunch through a reign of frontier outlawry, orchestrating bold train robberies and raids across the American West alongside notorious figures like Butch Cassidy. After his capture in Knoxville, Tennessee, the outlaw's remarkable—and violent—story reaches its final chapter in a remote canyon showdown.
A young man from Boston finds the long journey west unbearably dull—until a runaway stagecoach ride gives him a taste of frontier excitement he never expected. In "It's a Bore," Percy discovers that the West he dismissed as boring might have plenty of thrills after all.
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