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Billy the Kid #16 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Fastest Gun
7 pp · western-frontier

Billy the Kid rides south into Mexico seeking refuge from the constant gun duels that plague him in the States, only to discover that a ruthless tyrant named Don Manuelo Rivera has seized control of the village where he once had friends. With his old amigos now terrorized and silent, Billy must decide whether to stand against Rivera's iron grip—or ride out and leave them to their fate. It's a showdown that tests whether the fastest gun in the West can solve a problem that bullets alone won't fix.

Bounty Hunters!
6 pp · western-frontier

Billy the Kid expects a peaceful hunting retreat in the high country, only to discover that three seemingly friendly strangers sharing a campfire are actually bounty hunters—and he's their target. As he uncovers their scheme to steal loot from criminals and pocket the rewards anyway, Billy finds himself trapped in a blind gully with nothing but a jammed gun and his wits to survive the night.

The Rattler's Den
4 pp · western-frontier

Billy the Kid tracks down Pete Rondo, a gunslinger known as "the Rattler" for his lightning-fast draw, who's been terrorizing the frontier and boasting he'll take down the Kid. With help from the local ranchers and their crews, Billy sets a trap to expose Rondo's bluster and bring the would-be desperado to justice. It's a neat reminder that speed with a gun means nothing without the nerve to back it up.

Stormy Saturday!
7 pp · western-frontier

When the notorious gunslinger Dade Farber arrives at Jesse Jones' remote mountain ranch demanding a fresh horse, he unknowingly sets in motion a test that will force the pacifist rancher to confront the violent past he's tried to leave behind. As a storm rolls in and the sheriff closes in on Farber's trail, Jesse must decide whether his promise to abandon trouble was ever meant to protect him—or just those he loves. With the truth about his choices finally within reach, Jesse discovers that sometimes the bravest thing a man can do is stand his ground without a gun.

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