Western

OSR (Old West Horror) #4: Trust Fall

Following an injurious fight, the Texans heal up and head back to the canon they’d found, fixing the wheel and even finding a wayward horse to haul it. On the way to another mesa, they stumble upon another tree they’d been searching for and, soon after, find themselves facing imminent death.
 

OSR (Old West Horror) #3: Bustin' a Nut

The Texan trio battle a monster as they attempt to cross a lake, then crack open nuts from some purple-leaf trees. Inside the nearby ruins, they find evidence of recent human habitation, along with tools and a vision-producing pool of water.
 

OSR (Old West Horror) #2: Valley Boys

After passing through a luminescent barrier, Davey, Jim, and Plain ‘Ol Joe explore the foreign landscape before them, eventually witnessing a unit of Mexican soldiers attempting to mount bizarre beasts. Later, the Texans have a frightening clash with another beast and, afterwards, set their sights on stone ruins beyond a lake in the distance.

OSR (Old West Horror) #1: Bats in the Belfry

During the Siege of the Alamo, legendary folk heroes Davey Crockett and James Bowie, along with an odd man called Plain ‘Ol Joe, are sent to intercept supplies en route to Santa Anna’s troops. After a gun battle, the Texans learn of a mysterious valley nearby where Mexican soldiers were massacred and where there might be large guns they can reclaim.
 

Boot Hill #3: Luck of the Irish

After calming a riled up mob intent on killing Indians, Seamus and Barnaby are informed of a nearby encampment of outlaws. Newly deputized, they ride out at first light alongside future legends Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. A good old-fashioned shootout ensues, and not everyone rides back.

Boot Hill #2: In Search Of

Waking up early, Seamus and “Uncle Sam” get in a final round of Q&A with the saloon-goers before getting the hell out of Dodge and heading north. What they find solves some mysteries but only deepens others. The searchers return after dusk as the bearers of bad news and bad arrowheads.

Boot Hill #1: On the Dodge

Barnaby Baxter and Seamus O’Shaugnessy, two drifters escaping their pasts, are headed out west in the 1870s when they come to a notorious city on the high plains. In the lively saloon, they confabulate with the barkeep and diversified patrons, discovering there’s no shortage of folk searching for other folk and decent rewards for those who’re able to find them.
 

God is a Gun #3: Viva Mexico

Imprisoned in the Mexican village of Santa Cucaracha, charming Charlie Branson and vocally inconsistent Stink Finger Jones must find a way to abscond from their cell, but they aren’t the only ones gunning for freedom.
 

God is a Gun #2: The Great Train Robbery

Stink Finger and Charlie cautiously collude with the Loveless Gang to rob the train of its guns, and things go south...literally.
 

God is a Gun #1: Blood and Dirt

In the waning days of the Wild West, two wanderers, Charlie Branson and Lionel “Stink Finger” Jones, cross paths with a German tourist outside a small Arizona town. He has an interesting tale regarding some guns.