Bloodthirsty murderer Johnny Danfield leaves a list of his victims pinned to the chest of each freshly killed corpse, and Longarm must stop the killing before the list of the dead gets any longer.

Longarm follows a trail of corpses two states long tohunt a lawman gone bad.

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Jessie and Ki track down a stolen train—and find a freight load of danger! How in tarnation could an entire train disappear into thin Nebraska air-along with the army payroll it was carrying? That's what Colonel Marshal Harrison wants to know—and he's asked the Lone Star duo to find out.

Some say that wearing a badge makes a man stand a mite taller than others. but Sheriff Gil Blowser could change their minds about that. Gil is a double dealin' polecat who's discovered that sportin a star on your chest makes the best cover of all. And when Marshal Long tags along with Blowser's posse on the trail of highwaymen, he fins himself at the business end of an outlaw iron sooner than he expected. Seems this time the law and the outlaws are one and the same and any way you look at it, Longarm's on the wrong side.

Longarm goes gunning for justice on a bloodred vengeance trail. A bloodthirsty gang of murdering bandits is kicking up trouble in Longarm's territory. Everybody reckons that the back-shootin' ringleader is the man folks call "Big" Little. A man Longarm had called friend

Kelly Sisson wasn't called Killer for nothing. Longarm had tussled with the outlaw a few years back, and once was plenty. But now Sisson's escaped from the Denver penitentiary ... and been recaptured way up in Washington Territory, in a town called Moses. And it's up to Longarm to bring him back -- for hanging.