Josiah Moore's ruthless and well-armed hunting expedition had invaded the Staked Plains to kill off the last of the buffalo herds. But their presence on Indian land threatened to cause an all-out war. Desperate, General Crook called in Sundance and told him the only way to avoid a massacre was to drive Moore and his men off the Plains … something easier said than done!

Sundance was on his way to pay respects to an old friend when he spotted a boy running across the prairie. He had escaped from kidnappers and Sundance helped the lad return home. But what the boy called home didn't sit too well with Sundance. The boy's father was Owen Mahaffey, a tyrannical oil baron who controlled the city of Tamarack, a town where greed ran rampant and violence struck like wildfire. When the halfbreed got wind of what was going on there, nothing could stop the rage seeth...

Traders in Indian slaves did big business in the New Mexico territory. The Mexicans had been slaving Indians for hundreds of years, and though it was supposed to be against the law, ruthless men were still getting rich on human misery with the help of crooked judges and greedy politicians. The big ranchers wanted cheap labor and slaving was an open secret in the Territory, with the law and the Army looking the other way. Carmody knew it was none of his business. He just wanted to free one ...

Apache chief Geronimo was released from a Florida prison camp on the condition that he must become a farmer in the Indian Territory of Oklahoma. The problem was getting the hated chief there alive. General George Crook handed the mission to Sundance.Sundance and Geronimo set out on a journey destined for blood. The vicious Indian Ring trailed them across the Gulf of Mexico and all the way to Oklahoma, keeping the half-breed's Winchester smoking hot.Then Geronimo escaped—and S...

Arriving in California to join the fight against crooked politicians in the Indian Ring, Sundance learned of a plot to kill his old friend General Crook. But where was the threat coming from? That's the mystery Jim Sundance has to solve in order to save Crook. The enraged half-breed swore that blood would be spilled—enough to make a desert bloom.

Carmody wanted a good time in New Orleans. With eleven thousand in stolen money in his pocket, he figured to enjoy some good liquor and bad women before he headed back to Texas. But it didn't work out that way, and he found himself framed for a brutal murder. The slickers who robbed and framed him thought Carmody would cut and run, but they didn't know Carmody. He works hard to get money and it makes him mad to take the rap for someone else. Slugging and shooting his way through the hellho...

Jim Sundance could be a deadly enemy, but he was also a lifelong friend. Simon Tolliver found this out when the halfbreed showed up to help him save his ranch from land-grabber Greeley Nash.Nash had an outlaw army at his disposal, led by an ex-cavalry officer whose hatred of Sundance knew no bounds.Sundance loved a good fight, and this looked like it would be one of the best!

Sundance knew he wasn't traveling in good company. But Burt McGill had more to offer than a beautiful wife and a nasty disposition—he had five hundred spanking new Winchesters. And nobody needed them more than Sundance's old compatriot Paco Acosta—the only honest man in Mexico. Too late, Sundance realized that McGill was in cahoots with the man they called The Scorpion, a killer who aimed to be crowned Emperor of Mexico. To pull it off, The Scorpion needed those Winchesters in his hands an...

A bloody power struggle was boiling up inside the Mafia, with the Boston and Montreal mobs fighting over the state of Maine, the last open territory in the Northeast. The Godfather heard both sides and decided Boston had first crack at the big takeover. But they had to make it fast or lose the whole bundle.The boys picked out a town, Chapmans Corners, not much of a town but to get it they were ready to use anything—bribery, blackmail, sex, murder. They came with money and guns, the ...

General George Cook assigned Sundance to save the small CentralColorado Railroad from amurder spree begun by the massive Grand Junction Railroad. Sundance set out after Bascom Poindexter, owner of the Grand Junction and leader of a vicious army of killing hellions. But Poindexter's men continued to spill blood, and the half-breed soon came to realize that to win this war he'd have to fight fire with fire, bullets with bullets, and death with death!

Riding into Fort Smith, Arkansas, Sundance had to kill a man who ambushed him. He received an instant death sentence from the infamous Hanging Judge. Then, on the morning he was to be hanged, the Judge offered him a deal. If Sundance delivered the feared half-breed outlaw Joe Buck, he would be freed. But Sundance remembered the old days when he and Buck had worked together to help their people. If it came down to that, could he kill his old partner?

Riding north from Sonora to hire out his gun, Carmody didn't quite know what the trouble was about—and didn't give a damn. The money was good and it looked like it was going to be a nice dirty old-fashioned range war. That's what Carmody thought, but that was before he saved the runty kid's life. After that things began to get complicated—and murderous. Tex McCarty was the little killer's name, and he was a whole mess of trouble in one small man. He brought death to everything he touched, ...