Sundance — Multiple Authors

• 1972
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They called him Sundance. A big man with the bronzed face of a Cheyenne and a mane of yellow hair. He had ranged from Canada to Mexico, from the Mississippi to the Shining Mountains and west to the Pacific. He could take any man apart with rifle, pis...

• 1972
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Sundance, the professional fighting man of the plains and the Baron from the Austrian Court made a deal. For $35,000 the big man with the bronzed face and the yellow hair would take the nobleman into deadly Apache territory to search for Emperor Maxi...

• 1972
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Cold in the Black Hills The big strike had hit the Dakota Territory and Sundance found himself hip-deep in the action. A money-hungry head of a band of buffalo hunters swore he would grab the lion's share of the loot. Before Sundance faced him in ...

• 1971
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A Town Called Hell The land echoed with the thundering hoofs of Modoc ponies. In minutes they swooped down and captured the wagon train and its cargo of gold. But an Indian could not spend stolen gold in the days when Captain Jack ruled the Modoc ...

• 1973
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PROFESSIONAL FIGHTING MAN he Indian Ring -- sticky-fingered Washington politicians and their local bully boys -- were looting millions of dollars that should have gone to the reservations, to buy food, blankets, supplies. They knew Sundance was gu...

• 1973
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SUNDANCE'S TOUGHEST JOB The Tucson Ring, a group of greedy business men, were getting fat on keeping the Indian Wars alive in Arizona Territory. One of their plans was to keep Geronimo on the loose by supplying him with whiskey and ammo. General C...

• 1973
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EITHER/OR: YOU DIE Luke Drury was one of the toughest men in the West. He wanted the Nez Perce stallions to service his own herd of mares. Luke was willing to buy the stallions, but if he had to, he would steal them. Only Sundance and a beautiful ...

• 1973
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EIGHT DEAD MEN Someone wanted Sundance dead, wanted it enough to pay eight men to tail him into the hell-hot Texas desert, enough to pay eight men to risk their lives for one yellow scalp. There was only one way for Sundance to save himself -- k...

• 1973
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DAKOTA SHOWDOWN It was the fall of 1875 and all the Plains tribes were at peace. The best Cheyenne hunting grounds were under Army control. But then General Custer found gold in the Black Hills and set out to stir up a war to save his prestige. Sund...

• Sep-1973
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THEY CALLED HIM SUNDANCE ... the big man with the hard face of a Cheyenne and a mane of yellow hair. He'd ranged the West from Canada to Mexico, taken men apart with weapons both primitive and civilized to get a square deal for the tribes. Now he wa...

• Nov-1973
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A SAVAGE ARMY Deserter Eldon Riggs should have been hanged for rape and murder. But he escaped and gathered about him the most vicious and brutal gang of misfits ever to terrify the Southwest. They were called the Comancheros and they thrived on m...

• Mar-1974
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SIDEWINDER The renegade Comancheros and the power-crazed whites were tearing each other -- and the country -- apart. Sundance, the big, yellow-haired half-breed got involved when a rich New Orleans trader hired him to find a suspected killer. The...

• Apr-1974
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MEANEST TOWN ON THE RIO GRANDE Sundance rode down to Ciudad Juarez, the wild brawling Mexican border town jammed with gunrunners, killers, renegades of all races. Gunslingers were a dime a dozen in the meanest town on the Rio Grande, but the man w...

• 1974
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THE ORDEAL Marauding Comanches had kidnapped beautiful Virginia Stevens. Her uncle would pay anything to get her back, and he knew Sundance was the only man who could bring it off. Not only did Sundance have the Comanches to contend with -- he ...

• Jun-1981
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SEND FOR McCANDLESS ! Sundance was getting too much hard evidence on the Washington politicians and go-betweens who made up the Indian Ring, the most corrupt gang of thieves in American history. Grown fat from robbing the Indians, they knew threa...

• 1976
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HALF-BREED He was a big man with the bronzed face of a Cheyenne and a mane of yellow hair. He was a half-breed and a professional killer who took on the toughest jobs if the price was right. And he didn't care if his targets were red or white. He ...

Sundance was riding north from Arizona to Seattle at the request of an old friend. Several trappers had been murdered while setting out their winter lines. There were no clues except for an old piece of wood found near each body with one word, Carcaj...

• 1976
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GUN FOR HIRE The harsh Western sun had burnt his skin bronze. His long blond hair appeared even lighter next to his darkened skin. He had the hard, ornery no-nonsense face of a professional killer. And that's exactly what he was. Sundance took on ...

• 1976
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HIRED GUN Sundance was a half-breed, who had lived among the Indians for most of his life. Now he worked as a professional killer, proficient in the weapons of Indians and whites alike. He was as fast and as silent on the trail as any Indian, and ...

Jim Sundance rode right into the middle of the bloodiest feud in Arizona. Coffin City was split between gunfighter Tulso Dart and the murderous Cable clan. The Cables were backed by the crooked sheriff -- Tulso Dart by a dying killer named Doc Ramsey...

• 1977
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MAN TO MAN COMBAT Both the Indians and the U.S. Cavalry were being victimized. A lone crazed Cheyenne was on a personal war path against both sides and neither brigades of bluecoats nor tribes of braves could end his reign of terror. They needed t...

• 1977
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KILLER FOR A CAUSE Sundance is a loner who wanders the West from the Sierra Madre to the Canadian Rockies. They know and fear him in all the roistering hell towns along the frontier. His fight against the crooked Indian agents all the grafters who...

• 1979
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KNIFE FIGHTER Burke Hunter, one of the deadliest knife fighters in the West, had disappeared. Sundance was hired to look for him, and got as far as an Apache Indian camp where Hunter had been taken prisoner, suspected of stealing a sacred cache of...

• Jun-1979
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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-cavalr...

• Jan-1979
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Wealthy cattleman Brian Athlone promised Sundance a generous reward if the half-bred could find Athlone’s daughter Laurie, who had been abducted by Indians. If he failed, however, Athlone swore to destroy the village of Sundance’s blood b...

• Sep-1979
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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 orde...

• 1979
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HALFBREED REBELLION Trouble was brewing in Canada among the half breeds and full-blooded Indians. Led by a fanatic, they were forming a renegade army whose purpose was to destroy whites on both sides of the border. Jim Sundance was the logical ...

• 1980
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DEATH TO THE SLAVERS! Down in Old Mexico for a hunting expedition, Jim Sundance ran into an old friend, down-and-out lawyer Jorge Calderon, who was engaged in a lonely battle to save a poor Indian tribe from slavery. The halfbreed gunfighter join...

• Jun-1980
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Jim Sundance was no lawman, but when his friend John Tree was gunned down by the notorious Ryker gang, he found the swiftest course of revenge was to take the job of sheriff of Cimarron City.The last two sheriffs had been brutally murdered by the blo...

• Jan-1980
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BAD COMPANY 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 compatr...

• Mar-1986
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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 fe...

• Oct-1985
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In Hangman's Knot, Sundance is given a chance to escape a death sentence for killing a drunk in a barroom brawl by capturing an old friend, outlaw Joe Buck, while in Apache War, Sundance is sent to Fort McHenry, Arizona, to prevent an...

• Jan-1980
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Riding through Nevada, Jim Sundance came across one of the biggest gold strikes the Territory had ever known. A lucky break, the gunman thought … until he went to nearby Orono to stake the claim. Millionaire miner Jackson Selby, who ruled the m...

• Feb-1981
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• Aug-1981
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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 ki...

• Jun-1982
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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....

• Oct-1981
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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...

• Nov-1981
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Big game hunter Edward Manning has come all the way from England to hire Sundance as a guide on a hunt for wild grizzlies. But Manning soon tired of stalking his four-legged prey, and set his sights on the one thing he had never hunted before—a...

• Dec-1992
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Indian agent Selden Myler had once saved Sundance’s life. Now he had been railroaded by the infamous Indian Ring into the West’s most notorious prison, known as “The Cage.” At the request of his old friend General Crook, Sunda...

• Aug-1982
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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. T...