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Cheyenne Kid #45 (1964)

Charlton · 1964 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Chains of Death
6 pp · western-frontier
Cheyenne Kid

When the Cheyenne Kid rides into Hobbstown searching for his old friend Scott Carney, he discovers the man has vanished into the nearby hills—along with several others. Ignoring warnings of a curse and darker forces at work, Cheyenne ventures into the wilderness and stumbles into King Falen's hidden domain: a medieval castle built deep in the American West, where the mad despot has enslaved men to work his mines. Now trapped alongside his friend and forced into bondage, Cheyenne must find a way to break Falen's iron grip before he and the other prisoners are lost to the hills forever.

One Man's Life
6 pp · western-frontier
Cheyenne Kid

A Sioux warrior and the Cheyenne Kid clash in brutal combat, but their fight takes an unexpected turn when the Kid realizes his opponent faces death from a serious injury. Determined to save the warrior's life, the Cheyenne Kid sets out to bring medical help across the frontier before infection claims him. What begins as a deadly confrontation becomes something far more complicated when compassion collides with survival.

Tried for Treason
6 pp · western-frontier
Cheyenne Kid

When the Cheyenne Kid clashes with Colonel Oliver Pierre Duchand over a matter of military protocol, the encounter ends with a punch—and lands him facing a court-martial on charges of striking a superior officer. But as a firing squad prepares to carry out his death sentence, the Kid realizes something doesn't add up about the Colonel, and the arrival of distant hoofbeats signals that the truth may yet save him from execution. A tense frontier tale of mistaken identity and false accusation set against the backdrop of Fort Carr.

Ways of a Warrior
6 pp · western-frontier
Cheyenne Kid

The Cheyenne Kid finds himself caught between two worlds when he arrives in a town illegally built on Sioux treaty land—a place where he's falsely accused of murder and the local settlers show nothing but contempt for the tribe. Recognizing that violence will only spiral, he uses his deep knowledge of both cultures to forge an unlikely alliance: winning the respect of a Sioux war chief and his warriors, then coordinating with the Army to drive out the troublemakers without bloodshed. It's a story about choosing wisdom over revenge, and finding where you truly belong.

The American Way!
1 pp · advocacy

This one-page story presents an advocacy piece celebrating American freedoms and prosperity, contrasting the liberties and material comforts enjoyed under a free democratic system with life under Communist rule. Through straightforward narration, it extols the American Way as a beacon of personal freedom, equal rights, and free enterprise that sets the nation apart from totalitarian regimes.

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