EPISODE · Sep 21, 2019

Twelve Guns #4

from Cimarron City 1958-59

A gang of gunslingers recruits their newest member - John Hartman Jr., the son of another notorious shootist who is trying to live up to his father's reputation. The outlaws threaten Cimarron City with destruction and kidnap two of its younger citizens to enforce the point. Will Buckley refuses to help the town prepare to fight the criminals because he recognizes his young son as one of the gang's members.

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