Wild Bill Hickok #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains three stories featuring Wild Bill Hickok. In "Sixgun Smoke at Sweetwater Ford," Hickok must stop a gang of outlaws led by Flip Farnum who are ambushing gold shipments from the Overland Hauling Company. In "Wild Bill Hickok and the Apache Raiders," Hickok encounters a young boy named Antelope and discovers that Apache bands are terrorizing the frontier, leading him to ride to warn settlers of the danger. "The Hell Riders" features Hickok pursuing outlaws across the plains, with one criminal attempting to evade capture through various tricks before Hickok closes in for the final confrontation.
Wild Bill Hickok rides into Skull City and discovers a gang of red-clad outlaws called the Hell Riders terrorizing the town—robbing, beating, and murdering its citizens with impunity. When the masked riders come after him, Hickok stands his ground, and the townspeople persuade him to take the sheriff's badge and put an end to their reign of terror. What unfolds is a hard-fought battle between the West's most fearless gunman and a ruthless band that has already claimed every lawman who dared oppose them.
Bob Haslan pushes a Pony Express route to its breaking point when Piute warriors ambush stations across the Nevada Territory, forcing the tireless rider to cover an extraordinary stretch of frontier in a single, desperate run. With stations burning, relief riders falling, and danger lurking at every turn, Haslan must outride arrows, outlaws, and the unforgiving desert itself to keep the mail moving east—and find his way back home.
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Reprinted in Wild Bill Hickok #22 (1955), Wild Bill Hickok #23 (1955), Kit Carson #8 (1955), Wild Bill Hickok #1 (1958), Wild Western Action #3 (1971), Wild Bill Hickok Comics #5
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