Kid Cowboy #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Kid Cowboy #5 The issue contains multiple Western stories. "Killers on the Rampage" depicts Kid Cowboy and his sidekick Red Feather battling a gang of outlaws aboard a train that has derailed across the plains. "Dishonest Crook" follows Dewey Warren, a former deputy sheriff jailed in Barren Gulch, who escapes and encounters Pablo Perez in the desert; Warren claims he wants to partner with Perez to make money, though Perez grows suspicious when he recognizes Warren's name. "The Singing Cowboy in Chuckawalla's Serenade" features masked bandits attempting to kidnap a young woman named Sally, with a confrontation ensuing between the outlaws and law enforcement.
When the Gibson Gang strikes Silver Creek, stealing horses and plotting to dynamite a stagecoach carrying $25,000 in gold, a young ranch hand on the Dix spread discovers their scheme at Fowler's Bridge. With the cowhands riding with Sheriff Kane's posse and his companion too injured to help, he must stop the bandits' plan alone—armed with nothing but quick thinking and the outlaws' own dynamite. Can he hold them off long enough for the law to arrive, or will the Gibson Gang's firepower prove too much?
Kid Cowboy and his Pawnee side-kick Red Feather stumble upon a stopped railroad train and discover that the escaped convict Rado Lawson—a killer with a personal grudge against the young lawman—has orchestrated a daring gold heist. As Rado and his gang flee with their loot, Kid Cowboy and Red Feather must track them across treacherous terrain while Rado sets deadly traps, determined to settle an old score once and for all.
In 1951, Kid Cowboy brings you the true story of one of the Old West's most tangled legends: the Lost Dutchman gold mine buried somewhere in Arizona's Superstition Mountains. When a Spanish family's rich strike falls to Apache raiders, a survivor named Ramon Peralta passes a map to two Americans—but ruthless Jake Walz seizes control and guards the secret for decades, letting only a trusted few near the treasure before his death. As the hunt for hidden riches becomes a deadly obsession, nature itself may prove the ultimate guardian of the mine's fortune.
When an outlaw gang terrorizes Coronado County with robbery and murder, Sheriff Ben Dokie finds himself outmaneuvered at every turn—until a chance discovery at the "Happy Sal" dance hall in Saddle Creek puts him on their trail. As the singing cowboy Clint Harper helps his lovelorn friend Chuckawalla attempt a serenade to win over the mysterious Widder Lobo, the bandits strike at the very saloon where Harper works, taking Miss Sal hostage and forcing the sheriff into a desperate chase. With the gang's mastermind still unknown and the trail growing cold, it'll take more than music to stop these killers before they slip away again.
When a newly appointed sheriff in Dry Gulch is tasked with a simple errand—picking up a pot from the general store—he finds himself face-to-face with the boisterous bully Terrible McQuirk, who's terrorizing the town. What starts as an attempt to keep the peace takes an unexpectedly chaotic turn involving the very pot he was sent to retrieve.
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