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Yuma Prison was as close to a death sentence as a man could come without being hung. Mark Robichaud survived and now he’s back. A lot of people are going to pay for the injustice of sending an innocent man to that hellhole and it won’t be pretty before all the culprits pay the price. There is nothing sweeter than revenge served cold and that's exactly the way Robichaud intends to dish it out. “Dead Man Out of Yuma” is a series of 16 not-so-short episodes with each having its own fast-paced story of vengeance and old west justice. “Dead Man Out of Yuma” tells of a man who had ...

Jake Stone is a bounty hunter working out of Denver, Colorado. Over the years the forty-something-year-old manhunter has excelled to the point that he has been given a Special Deputy U. S. Marshal’s badge, allowing him to be called upon when a deputy might not otherwise be available. This badge also opens a lot of doors that might otherwise be closed. Stone never hesitates to use that position to his advantage. This package contains the entire Stone: Bounty Hunter Series One. Ride along with the old west lawman through the gun smoke and rifle fire as he pursues gunslingers and other old ...

While in pursuit of two outlaws overdue for a date with the hangman, Stone has just ridden into the sleepy little town of Abbot when one of the gunmen sends a bullet whining by his head. Not sure before, at least now he knows he’s on the killers' trail. After an extended chase, he captures both. Even then, one is determined not to go back. Stone is forced to kill him. After placing the remaining gunslinger in a ramshackle jail, he meets a beautiful Mexican girl, who ironically, has a personal vendetta against the killer. The hanging she anticipates is foiled when two local low-lives, ...

Mark Robichaud killed a lot of bad people while avenging the fact that he spent five years in that hellhole called Yuma Prison for a crime he didn’t commit or have any knowledge of. That seems to be pretty much behind him now. He is now sheriff of the little town of Silver Creek and his life has been fairly peaceful. He hasn’t given a lot of thought to the possibility that relatives, friends, or just acquaintances of these bad people might take it upon themselves to avenge the ones he has eliminated. Like a lightning bolt out of the sky, he suddenly realized there is more ways to hurt ...

A Cowboy’s Act of Vengeance As they ride towards Miller's Crossing where he hopes to find work, down on his luck cowboy Marty Crawford and his aging mount Old Bullet are near starving. Marty has eaten nothing but bread and jerky for the last several days and Old Bullet has eaten nothing but grass. Unbeknown to Marty, a bank robbery is taking place as he nears Miller's Crossing. In a twisted turn of fate, he encounters the bank robbers as they are fleeing the scene of their crime. One shoots him as they gallop by in the opposite direction. The posse finds Marty wounded and only partially ...

Mark Robichaud is finally vindicated of the crime for which he spent five years in Yuma Territorial Prison. At this point, he no longer wants to be confined to his job as a small-town deputy sheriff and waiting for outlaws and gunslingers to ride through his bailiwick. Now that he has experienced the confrontations, he wants to experience the chase. Calling on his gunfighter skills developed before and since becoming a deputy sheriff, he wants to try his hand as a bounty hunter, or “Manhunter” as he thinks of it. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the ...

They say a bullet can't kill a man born to hang but that's not a chance an outlaw wants to take. Not long after planting an explosion and robbing a gold train, and inadvertently killing the crew, a group of novice outlaws discovers one of their members might have talked. This individual suddenly vanishes only to turn up dead a few days later. Two railroad detectives along with a deputy sheriff are mysteriously killed as well. Deputy US Marshal Stone along with the sheriff is highly suspicious of one particular individual. That is Jake Barnes. Although Barnes is now an legitimate ranchers, ...

With the judge, the prosecutor, the sheriff, his deputies, and ever gunslick and gunslinger they had sent his way now dead, that included everyone he felt responsible for sending him to Yuma Prison. His revenge was complete. He hadn’t given much thought to the jury. He had merely assumed they had been deceived by the same dirty system. That was until they begin rearing their heads. For some reason, it seems one is intent on killing him. That’s another problem he’ll have to take care of.Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

Now that the judge, the sheriff, and the prosecutor are dead, Mark Robichaud thought this would be over. Apparently not. Now someone is sending gunslingers to take back what they claim he has stolen from them—and then kill him. Robichaud is going to have his hands full just staying alive. His newly acquired job as a deputy sheriff might help. Follow Robichaud as he exacts his brand of justice in what was once the wild west frontier.

Apache Terror: Massacre at Watchman Creek will be a three-part series. it begins as a group of Comancheros deliver contraband to a renegade Indian named Black Wolf. Black Wolf is very pleased with the mules the Comancheros have brought him to sweeten the deal. The fact they killed the owners of the animals doesn't bother him nor the leader of the Comancheros. Now Black Wolf wants something even more valuable than the mules. The renegade leader wants white women. The leader of the Comancheros has no intention of becoming involved in such a dangerous and foolhardy folly until one of his ...

Outlaws don’t deserve to live in a free society. Some gunslingers don’t deserve to live at all. Bill Brody is one of them. For some reason, a soft-hearted parole board has unleashed “Outlaw Bill” upon the unsuspecting public. According to the county sheriff, Bill’s up to his old tricks. It appears only a bullet is going to reform him. Jake Stone, accompanied by Leon Sams, the first black deputy marshal hired out of the Denver office, is given the task of finding Bill. They can bring him in or “take him out.” Either way will work, but before they can get to Bill they’re going...

A lot of confusing things take place in the world, but nothing as confusing as a dead outlaw robbing people and places. After Stone captures him the first time, Willy hung himself before the law could do the job for him. Stone was there. He cut Willy's lifeless body down with his own hands. He witnessed the burial. Now the dead outlaw is visiting his same old haunts and robbing the same old places. It looks as if it will be up to Stone to stop him again, but how do you catch a ghost? Ride along with Jake Stone as he encounters ever-present danger and occasional romance in what was once the ...

Jake Stone is a bounty hunter working out of Denver. Over the years the forty-something-year-old manhunter has excelled to the point that he has been given a Special Deputy U. S. Marshal’s badge, allowing him to be called upon when a deputy might not otherwise be available. This badge also opens a lot of doors that might otherwise be closed. Stone never hesitates to use that position to his advantage. ★ In this first episode, Stone rides into a sleepy little town in northern New Mexico. He’s not sure he’s on the right trail of the escaped killers until one of them attempts to ...

There nothing a man won't do to rescue his family. Homesteader and small rancher Cliff Brooks is desperate to pursue the kidnappers of his wife and daughters but first, he must escape a crooked sheriff who is trying to prevent him from doing so. Like a lot of the others, the shady lawman will pay dearly for his foolhardy actions. The end results will not be pretty. This is frontier action moving at the speed of a bullet. In a land carved by dust, blood, and broken promises, one man rides the edge of justice. When lawmen turn corrupt and outlaws rule the range, it falls to the few who still ...

.BLOODY NIGHT IN NOGALES: Mark Robichaud is leaving Mexico with two of the three outlaws he came here to capture. According to his prisoners, the third member of their party, a gunslinger by the name of Juan Ortega, never crossed the border. Instead, Ortega stayed at a saloon and pleasure house just outside New Nogales called “Dirty Pearl’s and Sweet Sue’s." In hopes of avoiding the rurales, federales, and el jefe de policia of a nearby pueblo, Robichaud doesn’t take the main route leading out of here. Rather, much to the strong objections of his prisoners, he and they strike out ...

Lars Bonner rode into the little town of Rocky Canyon with the bodies of two outlaws tied across their horses. He is also returning the money the two had robbed from the town's bank. The town doesn't have a sheriff. It seems the last one to hold that positon left town without so much as a goodbye. At first it seems he will have nowhere to deliver the corpses in order to collect his bounty. However, the mayor who is also the banker agrees to sign the required affidavits.

Fastest Gun in the West--Story of J. T. Bonner, one of the really bad good-ole boys. Although gun smoke-filled, this is the humorous story of J. T. Bonner, an aging gunman and good ole boy who runs a one-man detective agency out of Tucson. He's more of a bounty hunter with highly developed investigation skills along with a fast gun. As far as everyone who has ever heard of him is concerned, he's the fastest gunman in the West. So far, no one has lived to dispute that theory. The past-his-prime quick-draw artist is going to need all his skills now that he's received a cryptic telegram and a ...

Stone rides into the little town Of Dawson’s Pass with the bodies of two dead outlaws as well as the money they had stolen from the town’s bank. The little town has no sheriff because no one wants the job. That leaves him to deal with the mayor in order to collect his bounties. The mayor asked him to just wear the sheriff’s badge for a while and see how it felt. The mayor also insinuates that if he doesn't, he might not collect the bounties he has already earned. Before he knows it, Stone finds himself the sheriff in the small burg of Dawson's Pass. This town presents something most ...

Mark Robichaud is now the sheriff of the little town of Silver Creek. The days of seeking revenge from those who conspired to have him falsely imprisoned for five years in Yuma Prison are over, or as far as he can tell. Most all of them are now dead. Even before becoming sheriff he came to realize the town of Silver Creek lay in the path of outlaws wanted for crimes completely unrelated to him other than the bounty they carried on their heads. Adding his hatred for criminals of any sort to the bounty was like icing on the cake. He had also become somewhat financially enhanced during the ...

Mark Robichaud hadn't given a lot of thought to the people who were hired to work at Yuma Prison and then taken it upon themselves to make the inmates' lives a living hell. At least not until one of the sadistic ex-guards shows up in the city of Tucson while he is visiting. In addition to the fact the ex-guard is causing problems for his friend, Mark has a natural inclination to deal with the scum of the earth when given the opportunity. Now, he has been given the opportunity to deal with an animal they called "Salvo." Salvo won’t be bothering anyone else after tonight. Follow Robichaud ...