Outlaws of the West #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two Western stories. "The Lone Wolf" follows a gunfighter who encounters Tobin on the trail; after a tense confrontation, the two agree to a shootout to settle their rivalry, though Tobin ultimately refuses to draw, ending their feud peacefully. In the second story, Sheriff Pete Lewis pursues an outlaw named Harwood across the desert toward Mexico, eventually catching him near the border with the help of vultures spotting the fugitive's location. A third tale features characters Clayton and Gardner attempting a bank robbery; after Gardner's gun fails, Brute Barlow takes the stolen money and dynamites the vault, leaving town while Clayton and Gardner are left to face the consequences.
The Lone Wolf, Pel Tobin, a man haunted by the past, learns that the Apache raiders who killed his wife and took his young son twenty years prior may have spared the boy and raised him as one of their own. After tracking down clues through a captured scout, Pel discovers the boy—now a grown man—bears a distinctive hawk tattoo, leading him to confront the truth in a tense showdown with a posse and the man he never knew he had raised.
Buck Harwood, the fugitive outlaw famed for his daring bank heist, is on the run through the desert with a satchel full of stolen money, pursued by bounty hunter Carew and the relentless law. As exhaustion and hunger set in, he struggles to keep moving, his dreams of a new life in Mexico slipping away with each step.
Mingo Bart finds himself cornered in a lawless border town, where he’s been hiding under the protection of Anson, the local outlaw leader. When Deputy Marshal Titus Fleet arrives with a warrant, the tension explodes as Anson hesitates, torn between loyalty and the threat of a coordinated crackdown by neighboring sheriffs. With the entire outlaw gang watching, Mingo stands alone, facing a choice that could end in surrender—or bloodshed.
Brute Barlow, a feared outlaw, takes bank manager Gerald R. Clayton hostage, forcing him to open the vault under threat of death. As the town's sheriff and deputies close in, Barlow escapes with the stolen money, only to be cornered later by Clayton, who confronts him with the stolen cash and the truth of his crimes.
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