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BountyBOUNTY
A three issue western series. The lead feature will be the title character "Bounty" and is written by Randall Thayer and Paul Daly and illustrated by Daly. It is a story of a bounty hunter on his way to deliver a dead bounty and comes across a woman and her son on their way to California. The bounty decides to ride with them as they are being threatened by bandits, hoping to take their land claim.  The second storyline running the three issues is "Navarro", the story of an Indian scout for the U.S. Cavalry who while serving for the army finds his village had been wiped out by renegade soldiers. . Written by Brent Truax and illustrated by Brandon Peterson and Aubrey Bradford. . Fully painted cover by Daly.

GringoGRINGO
A tale of a man who wakes up without his memory.  Taken in by a rancher, the stranger becomes a ranch hand as he struggles find out who he once was.  Surprisingly, he finds himself quick on the draw and an expert shot when asked to do a bit of target practice.  As the rancher is besieged by a corrupt land owner, the stranger known only as Gringo, finds his memory returning.  And it isn't pleasant.  Someone will have to pay for the terrible fate that Gringo faced.  Fully painted cover by Wayne Reid who also does the interior artwork. Written by Kyle Garrett.

 

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RedlawREDLAW

A special One Shot Western.  A trio of stories chronicling the adventures of Redlaw, a commanche bounty hunter.  Each tale takes Redlaw from the depths of Mexico to the Dakotas and recounts not only the dangerous task of capturing outlaws but being an Indian as well.  The Three stories are COMANCHE BOUNTY HUNTER, THE GATLING GUN, and PRELUDE TO AN END.   All stories are written by Don Secrease and illustrated by Mark Lamport.

One-shot-westernONE SHOT WESTERN
Three exciting stories set in the west. The SAVAGE SISTERS,Samantha and Savannah, own the Four Queens Saloon in the Dakota Badlands during a period of America's western expansion.  Along with their kid brother, Simon, the girls manage their business in the bustling town of Deadwood, circa 1870's.  TORN PATH...Jon Wyatt, appointed special marshal by president Roosevelt, keeps the peace between the red/white community of northern New Mexico at the turn of the century.  Lucas Boyd is the LAST OUTLAW.  A hounded man must sometimes create a future in order to forget the past. Mark Lamport and Don Secrease are assisted by some friends in this presentation.

F-RemingtonFREDERIC REMINGTON
THE MAN WHO PAINTED THE WEST

A look at the western art of Frederic Remington who gave much of the United States a glimpse of what it was like in the West.   Before the advent of television and film, it was artists like Remington where "Easterners" first saw their first Indians, Rocky Mountains, and other images of the West. Even today, Remington is considered the classic artist of the Old West and many of his drawings and paintings will be very familiar.  In additional to dozens of illustrations, there is some text notes on Remington. Available soon in digital format!

Killer of CrowsDAPIEK ABSAROKA
     THE KILLER OF CROWS

The story of John Johnson is known to many people via the movie, JEREMIAH JOHNSON.   His incredible saga of revenge and counter-revenge against the Crow Indians is high drama and adventure at its finest.  This one shot tale is written by Randall Thayer and illustrated by Don Secrease and Nancy Overschmidt. In addition to the illustrated story, there is background on the Mountain Men and the legends that came from those who truly tamed the wild frontier.