Color illustration on front cover of three superimposed vignettes: head and neck portrait of man wearing white western hat and red bandana; bare-chested man wearing black pants embracing woman wearing red and white dress; man wearing western clothing facing a group of men on horseback.

Color illustration on front cover of three superimposed vignettes: head and neck portrait of man wearing brown western hat and red bandana holding a pistol in his proper right hand; bare-chested man wearing black pants embracing woman wearing orange and white dress; man in western clothing crouched down next to his horse in a grassy field with another horseman in the distance.

The lady in blue has got Slocum seeing red.

Harrison Gould, the dirty mayor of Joshville, is running for re-election, but he's more interested in running Slocum out of town. But when Slocum gets through with Gould's hardcase crew, the mayor's going to lose more than the election.

Slocum's always got a lovely lady on his arm. But when he gets involved with Wild Bill Hickok's favorite girl everyone in Abilene sees trouble brewing.

Slocum's weakness for lovely ladies could win him a date with the gallows.

Stuck in the middle of a cattle war, Slocum faces a double mystery in a strange gold coin he has found and a beautiful Aztec woman who keeps showing up whenever his luck is about to run out.