Silver Kid Western #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA man is shot during a card game and claims self-defense, but Judge Parker witnesses the incident and determines it was a deliberate killing, ordering the gunman watched. The story follows Gold Crow, the son of a chief who must prove himself to his tribe, as he becomes trapped on a cliff ledge after being shot and is saved by the old Sioux chief, who then helps him to safety.
When retired cavalry sergeant Pop Daly gets an unexpected call from the Silver Kid and Hondo, he discovers that a cunning band of road agents led by Shotgun are planning to intercept an Army payroll stage at Tomahawk Pass. To stop the heist, the Silver Kid devises a daring scheme that requires Pop and his prized white Arabian horses to outrun the outlaws in a desperate chase toward a strategic bridge. It takes the combined efforts of an old soldier, a swift pair of horses, and a quick-thinking gunslinger to prove that some old war horses still have plenty of fight left in them.
Sheriff Davis rules Twin Bluffs with an iron fist and a quick gun, but his son and the town's judge are growing weary of his brutal justice—gunning down men without trial, without mercy, without a second thought. When a stage robbery brings outlaws to Eagle Cliffs, Davis finally faces a reckoning that forces him to confront just how far his trigger-happy ways have taken him.
Gold Crow, a Sioux chief's son, sets out on a trial to capture Tor, a golden eagle, to prove himself worthy of leadership—but discovers that his humble companion Running Fox may possess something more valuable than noble birth when danger strikes repeatedly during their mountain quest. As the two braves face Comanche raiders, a grizzly bear, and treacherous cliffs, Gold Crow begins to see Running Fox in a new light, and together they must work as true partners to succeed where pride alone cannot.
The Silver Kid and his Indian pal Mondo arrive in Rocky Ridge to track down the notorious outlaw Tiny Adams, whose reign of terror has gripped the territory—so the Kid devises a bold plan to draw out the pint-sized bandit by posing as a stage guard with a sharp tongue. When Tiny takes the bait and plans an ambush at Eagle Pass, the Silver Kid sets a trap of his own to finally bring the dangerous criminal to justice.
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