Wild Bill Hickok #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWild Bill Hickok patrols the frontier railroad tracks, discovering smoke signals indicating a Cheyenne attack is imminent. Encountering a war council at Red Hills, he confronts the Cheyenne leaders and offers to stop their assault single-handedly using only six bullets. Wild Bill engages in combat with the Native warriors, relying on his marksmanship and horsemanship to defeat multiple attackers. The story concludes with Wild Bill emerging victorious after a fierce battle involving arrows, gunfire, and hand-to-hand combat.
Wild Bill Hickok answers the call of desperate railroad executives seeking to protect the Kansas Pacific's expansion across hostile frontier territory—facing down both outlaw gangs preying on payroll shipments and Native American resistance to the railroad's advance. With his legendary marksmanship and commanding presence, Hickok must prove himself to skeptical road gangs and ward off increasingly bold robbery attempts, all while one cocky young desperado schemes to prove himself by taking on the legendary gunslinger himself.
When Kit West's life is saved by a stranger named Dan Logan from a mountain lion attack, she has no way of knowing he'll soon turn up dead—gunned down by Ace Briggs, the smooth-talking crook who runs the gambling hall in Gambler's Gulch. Determined to expose Briggs and learn the truth about Logan's death, Kit takes a job at his establishment, working her way from dancer to croupier as Briggs falls under her spell, never suspecting her real intentions. As Kit navigates the dangerous world of crooked games and double-crosses, she'll have to decide how far she's willing to go to bring a murderer to justice.
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Reprinted in Wild Bill Hickok #16 (1953), Wild Bill Hickok #20 (1954), Wild Bill Hickok #1 (1958), Wild Bill Hickok #1
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