Jesse James #7

Jesse James stumbles upon a scheme to expose a banker's greed when his gang intercepts a mailbag during a train robbery—revealing love letters that betray the banker's mercenary plans toward a woman named Amelia Hart. After robbing the banker's San Romano establishment, Jesse delivers the incriminating correspondence to Amelia and robs her suitor of his fortune, forcing the banker to reveal his true colors when he abandons his engagement now that she's lost her money. It's a tale of frontier justice served with a six-gun and a healthy dose of poetic irony.

Jesse James and the Apache Kid meet by chance in the desert when one man, shot and left for dead by his own gang, is rescued by the outlaw king himself. When the Apache Kid reveals there's a half-million dollars in stolen loot waiting to be reclaimed—and a crew of double-crossing varmints to settle with in the Cordillera Mountains—Jesse decides his vacation can wait. What follows is a dangerous hunt for vengeance and fortune, complicated by lawmen and sheriffs closing in from all sides.

Jesse James and Frank James lead their gang on a daring bank robbery in Missouri, only to have their prize stolen by a bold female outlaw—Susan Kragg—who turns the tables on the notorious brothers. When Jesse discovers her identity and tracks her down, he uses her predicament with the law to force a dangerous reckoning that tests whether revenge or self-preservation will win the day.

When gringos gun down his wife and brother in a brutal act of frontier injustice, Joaquin Murrieta transforms into a vengeance-driven outlaw who wages relentless war against those who wronged him, rallying fellow Mexicans to his violent cause across the California territories. As his infamy spreads and the body count rises, authorities organize a hunting party led by Harry Love to track down the notorious bandito and his ruthless gang. This 1952 western tale charts Murrieta's descent into bloodshed and the inevitable clash between the hunted and the hunters.