Kid Montana #26

Dec 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD

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In "Ride Him Down," Kid Montana confronts an outlaw named Wild Bill after the Montana Drifter falls backward off a sapling, his hand dropping from his money belt. When Wild Bill attempts to take the cash, Kid Montana intervenes in a gunfight. The story also includes a subplot involving Oliver Grubb discovering Pete in a vault where a character named Chaka Moa had been cleaning oil; Oliver learns that Doc Mullins and his gang, whom Grubb had previously encountered, are planning to wreck the ranch, leading to a confrontation where Kid Montana must deal with the threat posed by Mullins and his crew.

Contains 4 stories

Bad Medicine Man

8 pp · Western-Frontier

Kid MontanaChaka Moa

Kid Montana rides into a town terrorized by Chaka Moa, a mysterious figure who uses cryptic warnings and a crystal ball to manipulate fear. When Chaka Moa tries to exploit the townsfolk with false prophecies, Kid Montana confronts him, uncovering a scheme built on deception and intimidation.

Trouble Trail!

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Kid MontanaBull Dean

Kid Montana finds himself caught in a violent clash at a saloon in Black Wells, where he’s wrongly accused of provoking a fight with Bull Dean. Though injured and disoriented, he quickly proves his worth when he’s hired to lead a wagon train across dangerous Indian territory—only to uncover that Bull Dean, his supposed ally, is secretly smuggling guns to the Cheyenne.

Nickle John's Bankroll

5 pp · Western-Frontier

Wild Bill Hickok

Ride Him Down

6 pp · Western-Frontier

Kid Montana

Kid Montana encounters Miss Helen Weston, a woman injured and fleeing from Doc Mullins’ gang, after he mistakenly believes she’s one of them. As he helps her recover, he learns of her feud with Mullins and decides to take on the outlaw leader to protect her, setting off a dangerous plan to disrupt the gang’s scheme.