Six-Gun Heroes #70

When a string of robberies tears through the territory—the bank at Silver-Mine, a Wells-Fargo hold-up in Dodge, and stolen thoroughbreds—witnesses swear they saw Wyatt Earp himself behind the mask. Now the marshal faces an impossible choice: prove his innocence or face down the fastest guns in the West, hired to put him down for good. With Mayor Kelly caught between his faith in Earp and mounting pressure from the town's ranchers and businessmen, the real outlaw's scheme threatens to destroy the lawman's reputation—and his life.

In the rough mining town of Pioche, Nevada, Happy Jack Harris earns a reputation as an impossibly smooth bandit—one who robs gold-laden stagecoaches so deftly he never needs to fire a shot. When Wells-Fargo finally hatches a plan to stop the robberies, Happy Jack must outwit their new strategy or face the end of his lucky streak.

When Confederate fanatics plot to ambush President Grant's train in a small Western town, only the Gunmaster stands ready to stop them—though the local gunsmith Clay Boone must wrestle with his pacifist beliefs to become the man the moment demands. As Cole Varney and his men take over the town and cut the telegraph lines, the Gunmaster rides to intercept the presidential train and devise a desperate plan to turn the tables on the conspirators. With violence erupting and the clock ticking, this story asks whether ideals can survive when lives hang in the balance.