Notes: Ringo Kid is held in custody after stopping a bank robbery and shooting the robbers. He is put together in a cell with Johnny Tumbleweed, another outlaw who left his bad ways behind him. With the help of Ringo Kid's unnamed Indian friend they escape and manage to catch the unscrupulous bankmanager who stole Johnny's money years ago, forcing him to become a criminal. - Ger A.

Notes: A runaway stagecoach that seems to be driven by the "ghost" of Sam Magee. Loaded with gold, it is followed by a couple of outlaws - which is just what the `ghost' wanted. - Ger A.

Notes: Ringo Kid's old friend Buzz Drury is having a lot of trouble with the farm he inherited from his father. Seems there is a half-brother who says he has a right to the property as well. But Ringo Kid recognizes the name as someone who was shot in Zaragosa about three years ago. Together they have to fight a gang to get the farm back. - Ger A.

Notes: Another one of Stan Lee's authentic sounding town names. Ben Gordon has come to Larrame to avenge the death of his brother Josh, who was shot by the sheriff. An old man tells him how things really happened. His brother Josh had murdered the old man's son first - who was also the sheriff's brother Steve. Ben Gordon leave the town without anymore hate in his heart. And the old man reveals to the sheriff that it had all been a white lie - and Steve's shoulder should be just about healed up. But wait - why did the sheriff kill Josh Gordon? - Ger A.

Notes: Ringo Kid, his father Cory Rand and his Indian friend Dull Knife (probably not known for his intellectual powers) ride into the town of Stampede to catch a gang of wild west `pirates', who stole furs and more from the Pawnee Indians. They try to escape by setting the prairie on fire. But the Great Spirit won't let them get away with it. - Ger A.