—Black Snake"To be sure I harmed no innocent person! I served no poison dishes! The poison was therefore in the antidote! He who killed my son convicted and executed himself in the same moment!
Appearing in "The Ringo Kid"
Featured Characters:
- Sheriff Collins (death)
Supporting Characters:
- Mr. Dawson
Antagonists:
- Ringo Kid (outlaw) (death)
Synopsis for "The Ringo Kid"
The Outlaw Ringo Kid (different from the more famous western hero) goes to a town to commit more crimes.
Appearing in "Bank-robber's Blunder!"
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Synopsis for "Bank-robber's Blunder!"
2-page Text story
Appearing in "Bull Burton"
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Synopsis for "Bull Burton"
- Synopsis not yet written
Appearing in "Revenge!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Black Snake
- Proud Eagle (death)
- Murder suspects
- Flora
- Kennan
- Renaldo
- Nype
Antagonists:
- Sicotti sheriff
- Corbell
Synopsis for "Revenge!"
Dr.Masters ended involved in the unsolved murder of Proud Eagle, son of the Cherokee chief Black Snake, after he won a great amount of money in a casino in Sicoti, Cherokee territory. Furious at the negligence of the local sheriff, Black Snake began a plot for revenge. Tw weeks later, his braves captured all the suspects of the murder (Flora, Kennan, Renaldo, Nyoe, Corbell and Doc Masters) and invited the to eat with him. Later he told them that he had poisoned the food of the killer and only he had the antidote.Flora fainted by the shock and Matthew offered to take her to next room, where he transformed into the Black Rider. He overpowered the indian watchers and went to confront Black Snake.
In the eating hall, the salesman Corbell confessed the crime and took the antidote. Helped by the attack of the local sheriff, Corbell tried to flee, but collapsed because the antidote was in reality poison.No one of the dished had been poisoned. Meanwhile the Black Rider shot the treacherous sheriff, that was in cahoots with Corbell.
Appearing in "Shotgun Smead"
Featured Characters:
- Mr. Bronson
Supporting Characters:
- Mr. Bronson's son
Antagonists:
- Shotgun Smead
- Pete Diamond
Synopsis for "Shotgun Smead"
Smead gets his shotgun barrel cut down to the size of a .44, and, after robbing a stage and cutting down many of its passengers with an amazing "quick draw," he decides that he is on the brink of greatness and that no one can out gun him. And he is right, but challengers come at him thick and heavy, nearly driving the gunslinger crazy, so he takes the only way out he can think of.
See Also
- 2 image(s) from Western Outlaws and Sheriffs Vol 1 73
- 2 reprint(s) of Western Outlaws and Sheriffs Vol 1 73