The Hooded Horseman #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# The Hooded Horseman #27 The issue features "Cowboy Sahib," in which the adventurer encounters a ten-ton elephant named Mjbano in the Indian jungle and must master the wild beast in combat. After subduing the elephant, Cowboy Sahib joins forces with soldiers in Larijuna who are battling Apache raiders threatening their cattle herds. A secondary story involves the Hooded Horseman investigating cattle deaths near the Rio Grande on the Texas border, discovering that a local rancher named Hardin is using poison to eliminate his neighbor's livestock out of spite and jealousy.
Dutch Henry cut his teeth as a cavalry trooper under Custer in the 1860s, but his taste for fine horses and quick money soon led him down a darker path—starting with a daring theft of government stock from Fort Smith, Arkansas. This tale traces how the charismatic outlaw rose from a single audacious crime to command a sprawling band of horse-thieves that terrorized ranches across the West, earning him a fearsome reputation that reached from border to border.
Sheriff Pat Sughrue was one of the bravest lawmen the Wild West ever knew, and this tale captures his reputation for courage when two Dodge City gunmen nearly came to blows. The story recounts one of many incidents that cemented Sughrue's legend as a fearless frontier lawman.
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Reprinted in Star Western #4 (2001), Star Western #5 (2001), Un Faux Livre #2 (2018)
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