Six-Gun Heroes #47

This anthology issue contains multiple Western stories. "Six-Gun Heroes" features a tale of frontier conflict where Indians and rustlers threaten a cattle drive during a sandstorm, with a hired gunman tasked with protecting the herd through treacherous conditions and dangerous river crossings. "Gunpowder into Flour" recounts the historical mystery of a Prussian needle gun's journey from European military service to the American Southwest, told through a military investigation into how the rifle came into Indian possession via Mexican intermediaries. A Jesse James story depicts the outlaw and accomplice planning a daring daylight bank robbery, leaving the bank door open to make it appear unguarded while they pose as unarmed townspeople to avoid suspicion.