Appearing in "The Guns of Kid Colt"
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- Ace Bannock
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Synopsis for "The Guns of Kid Colt"
Kid Colt has ridden down south and comes to the aid of Colonel Farnsworth and his son Tip from being robbed. The Colonel explains to Kid Colt that he is sending his son down river on a river boat to transport $5000 from their cotton crop to another bank as the local one has been robbed three times. The Kid who has never been on a river boat accepts the job. However as he boards the ship, Tip tells the Kid to stay out of his way, and Kid Colt is only happy to follow orders.
However as the boat travels down it's course the captain of the ship comes to warn Kid Colt that Tip has almost lost all his money to a cardsharp named Ace Bannock. Going down into the gambling room, Kid Colt realizes that Ace is using marked cards and calls him on it, giving all the money back to Tip. Ace then challenges Kid Colt to a knife fight and he easily wins. However, the other men on the boat realize that Kid Colt is an outlaw with a reward on his head and they all begin shooting. With Tip's aid, Kid Colt and his horse Steel jump ship and swim to safety. In the aftermath of his adventure Kid Colt figures that the only safe way to travel is by horseback.
Appearing in "Black Rider"
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- Pedro
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Synopsis for "Black Rider"
The Black Rider is on the trail of a group of bank robers named Pedro, Samson and Tully after he captured their comrade Bates. He comes across Pedro and easily captures him and brings him back to the sheriff's office in San Juan, unaware that this is part of Samson and Tully's plan. At the jail, Pedro begs not to be put in the same cell as Bates as they had their falling out a few towns back. The sheriff ignores the pleas and tosses him in with Bates and the two appear to fight it out.
Satisfied, the Black Rider rides out to look for Tully and Samson. In his absence Pedro and Bates stop fighting. The fake hatred was all part of the plan to get them in the same cell where the wall to the jail meets the wall to the local bank. Pulling out stick of dynamite they blast the wall and begin collecting money from the bank just as Tully and Samson arrive to help them escape.
However, the Black Rider has figured out their deception and ridden back to San Juan where he catches them in the act. When the bank robbers refuse to surrender the Black Rider guns them all down.
Appearing in "Draw the Noose Tight"
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- Commanches (First appearance)
Synopsis for "Draw the Noose Tight"
The town of Gunbutt Storm, a number of prominent ranchers are seemingly murdered by warriors of the local Comanche tribe, angering the locals who pressure the sheriff into doing something about it. However, the sheriff warns the locals to keep a cool head until an investigation can be done as a war between the local Natives would cause untold bloodshed. The biggest protester turns out to be the local banker Simon Grubb who demands immediate and brutal justice against the Comanches.
When Kid Colt rides into the area he spots a smoke signal from the Comanche tribe ordering preparations for war. Being on good terms with the Comanches, Kid Colt pays a visit to their village and speaks to their leader Eagle Wing. He learns that some of the Comanche's arrows have been stolen and realizes that someone is trying to frame them for the killings around the area. The Kid then convinces Eagle Wing and his people to hold off on going on the war path until he can find out who is really responsible for the killings.
Riding into Gunbutt Storm, Kid Colt talks to a livery stableman and learns about local politics, how Simon Grubb has been seeking to buy grazing lands but there are none available for sale in the area. Later he hears from a little boy the Grubb had a meeting with the locals and is organizing a militia to attack the Comanche tribe. Finding this suspicious, Kid Colt rides to Grubb's home and listens in through one of the windows. He overhears Grubb talking with an outlaw named Ferris and learns that he has been framing the Comanches for the purposes of starting a war that he hopes will wipe out the ranchers and allow him to buy the grazing land cheaply. Realizing that they are being spied on, Ferris tries to shoot the Kid until he is recognized and Grubb orders him to stand down telling him that they can frame Kid Colt for the murders. Ferris then rides out to the Comanche camp and tells them, and the Natives buy the story.
Chief Eagle Wing then sends some of his braves to track down and kill Kid Colt for his "betrayal" of their trust. Kid Colt is forced to flee with guns blazing and an army of Comanches on his trail. Along the way he runs into the militia and fights his way through them as well to get into town and deal with Simon Grubb. Arriving at Grubb's house, the Kid guns down Ferris and forces Grubb to write a confession and then leaves him to be discovered. The Comanches and the locals call a temporary truce and return to town and find Grubb wrapped up for them and decide to flip a coin to decide which side gets to mete out justice.
Appearing in "Badge of Honor"
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Synopsis for "Badge of Honor"
Western tale.
Appearing in "Two-Gun Kid"
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In the town of Mesquite Wells the Two-Gun Kid comes across a plot by an rancher named Wolf who is trying to force the locals buy out their ranches or have their water cut off. He agrees to help when one of the elderly ranchers stands up to Wolf and his men and is gunned down for it. He rallies the other ranchers to make a stand, destroying a dam and lighting his ranch on fire. When Wolf rushes to save his ranch the Two-Gun Kid confronts him. Wolf fights back but is easily gunned down by the hero.