Sheriff of Tombstone #7

In "Texas Guns," Sheriff Luke Spade faces growing tension in Tombstone as a group of wild Texas trailherders arrives, clashing with his authority despite his efforts to maintain peace. When the town council orders him to stand down, Spade must navigate escalating violence and personal risk while trying to protect innocent townspeople—knowing that his hands are tied by political pressure.

Sheriff Pat Garrett and the legendary Bucky O'Neill are introduced as two men who carried the lawman's badge with grit and skill in the wild Arizona frontier. The story highlights their reputations as quick-drawing, fearless enforcers of justice, emphasizing the weight and legacy of the badge they wear.

Rocky Lane and Blackjack pursue the outlaw Lobo Walsh across the desert, using the limited water supply as a tactical advantage. As Lobo attempts to escape, he makes a desperate move, but Blackjack outsmarts him, leading the fugitive into a trap set by Rocky Lane.

A weary stranger arrives in Silver Rock, drawing suspicion with his ominous presence and the town’s belief that he’s a known killer. When a gang of outlaws tries to recruit him for a bank heist, he calmly plays along—only to betray them, revealing himself as the lawman sent to bring them down.

Luke Spade, the Tombstone sheriff, finds himself framed for robbing the railroad payroll after marked money is planted in his office and witnesses are ready to swear he did it. Jack O'Brien, a self-styled rancher with a grudge, offers ten thousand dollars to anyone who can deliver the sheriff a "ticket to Boothill," setting the town on edge as tensions rise and the real culprit remains hidden.