They made an ill-assorted crowd. The pious citizens of Baptist's Hollow. Major Ellwood, mayor and town marshal. Doc Thornett's medicine show, with Madame Fiona, woman bare-knuckle boxer, her daughters, and Elwin, the boy who wanted to be a juggler. Sergeant Magoon, the wild Irish soldier who had brought his men. Chet Bronson and Harris, going to the Stockade for life. Big Em, the female fist-fighting champion of Fort Owen. The miners driven from the hills by Lobo Colorado's Apache warriors.There were four Texans also. Three were tall, eye-catching men. Yet when the chips were down and a leader was needed they called on the fourth Texan—a small insignificant, soft talking man. His name was Dusty Fog.

Ole Devil Hardin's O.D. Connected Ranch was watched over by an elite crew of top hands called the Floating Outfit. Most of them were veterans of the War Between the States. They were skilled with rifle, revolver and knife. Folks in West Texas knew better than to trifle with them. And the biggest man among them was the smallest, a range-toughened ex-Rebel cavalry officer called Dusty Fog.

Things were looking bad for Red Blaze. First somebody put an arrow into his partner; then somebody put a bullet into a friendly Apache girl from the reservation. Somebody wanted the Apaches on the warpath, and to do it they had to get Red out of the way. But Red had a friend, a certain small Texan with a tall reputation. Name: Dusty Fog.

They called him Chopper, because of the way he destroyed his victims. But then he made a mistake. He gunned down two of the elite Company 'Z', then not only the boys of 'Z' were after him, but also Rapido Clint. The hunt spread to England, the trail of Mr. J. G. Reeder, and Clint and Reeder found they had an identical problem – to discover the identity of Chopper ... then destroy him!

To Gavin Gartree's bunch of hardcases, "work" was a cussword, "innocent" was a come-on, and a young pilgrim girl was an invitation to a molestation. But nothing was quite as it seemed. For a start, the young pilgrim girl in question was accompanied by a small and seemingly inconsequential Texan by the name of Dusty Fog. But that was the thing about Dusty Fog. Though small in stature, he was a giant when it came to fighting, and he always made his first shot the last shot as well.

At last! The final, unfinished action-adventure novel by bestselling author J. T. Edson can be enjoyed by his legions of fans worldwide! Presented as an incomplete manuscript with the first nine chapters and author notes. Transported from Earth to the planet Zillikian, Beryl Snowhill, Charlotte Topper and Jill Jervis will have to prover themselves as being considered Amazons of Zillikian.

Hell's Doorway ... That was Triblet—the meanest kind of trail-end town, where the corrupt and vicious men grew fat on the sweat and grit of a lot of honest people. At least, that's how it was till the Floating Outfit started cleaning things up. They were the toughest bunch of town tamers the West ever knew, led bu a small Texan named Dusty Fog—a pint-sized powder keg who wouldn't stop till there wasn't an argument left standing.

Out in Wyoming it took a brave man –or a fool – to tangle with a cougar. In a land where men faced death readily, where lead flew with deadly accuracy, the speed and power of the cougar, or mountain lion, were to be respected and feared.If a cougar or an old grizzly was prowling around, there was only one thing to do – send for Scobie Dale, the man with the specialized knowledge and equipment which most ranchers lacked, the man they called the hound dog man.

A big-city detective had a lot to learn in Texas. Even a tough one like Ed Ballinger. He'd tracked the Big Man to Jack City, where he owned the local law and was surrounded but hired guns. Ballinger was in trouble. The mobster from Chicago was riding high—until Dusty Fog and the Floating Outfit rode into his life. Then his trouble really began...

"Buffalo are coming!"This was the message that the Comanche medicine man spread through the tribes of the Plains Indians. And when they arrived it would be a sign for every brave, no matter what his nation, to rise and drive the hated white eyes from the land.Dusty Fog, Mark Counter, Waco and the Ysabel Kid had been sent to persuade the Kweharehnuh to join the other Comanche bands on the reservation. But if the medicine man's prediction came true, then not only would their mission fail, but blood—both red and white—would be shed throughout the west ...

Folk claimed that if you cut one member of the notorious Cousins family, they would all bleed—and come looking for revenge. Marshal Tune Collier had shot Brock Cousins in a bank raid, and now he was waiting for the evil, cold-blooded Cousin clan to come gunning for him.What made it worse was that he had been wounded in the bank battle and had no hope of fending off the outlaws.But Marshal Collier had his loyal kin too.When Mark Counter heard of Tune's desperate plight, he decided to ride in and help. He knew he was going to face a vicious and dangerous gang, and when he heard that Calamity Jane was also in town, he realized that things were going to be even more complicated than expected.

On vacation in Mexico, Woman Deputy Alice Fayde and her partner Deputy Sheriff Bradford Counter hoped for some R&R. Giving a lift to an English girl, they found themselves involved with hired killers and entangled in the world of international espionage. And so they began a desperate run for the border. The deputies would need all their gun-skill, courage and intelligence if they hoped to reach Rockabye County alive.