Shotgun Slade

A.S. Batson purchased a mine for $40,000. She sent for Slade to help her prove the mine was salted and that she had been defrauded.

Slade finds himself in possession of a key that treasure seekers would kill to get back: the key to the Seven Emeralds of Quetzalcoatl.

Slade travels to New Mexico Territory to split open a land grant syndicate and expose the identity of the swindler behind it.

After unwittingly delivering a booby-trapped Spanish Box to a beloved banker, Slade must find the real killers before the town's lynch mob musters.

Slade's visit to an old friend turns deadly when some people will stop at nothing to steal a last will and testament entrusted to Slade's care.

Slade serves as bodyguard to a primadonna performer who receives death threats and roses from an assassin who bills himself as her ultimate admirer.

Slade is engaged to ensure the safety of a Stradivarius violin during a vaudeville troupe's tour in Denver.

A hook-handed gunslinger nursing a grudge lures Slade to Grover's Bend for a showdown with his fast-drawing young protégé, Billy.

Slade is summoned to the lumber town of Big Fir to investigate an axe murder at a crooked casino.

When a gang of bandits frees him from Slade's custody during a train robbery, an amateur embezzler who glamorizes crime learns a hard lesson.

Slade comes to the Cody Ranch and goes undercover as a hand to smoke out a murderous band of horse thieves.

Escaped convicts, a grieving woman, and a widowed doctor who faithfully lays flowers on his wife's grave are the suspects of a baffling bank robbery.

When a drunken sketch artist witnesses criminals plotting a masked bank robbery, he struggles to draw their faces before they get the drop on him.

The Gold Run Mining Company engages Slade to uncover a criminal cabal of high graders who have been robbing the firm of its best quality gold ore.

A bank robbery gone wrong brings Slade to Willow Ridge to rout out the guilty party and his accomplice.