Iron Eyes

The infamous bounty hunter Iron Eyes was hunting the six ruthless members of the Black Benny Cole gang. he could reap the reward money, and kept on riding. The dangerous journey took him from civilization into a place where even the Devil himself would have sooner shunned. But still Iron Eyes continued to follow.

The infamous bounty hunter Iron Eyes has been on the trail of a gang since their last brutal bank robbery. Following them into a remote settlement, he meets a local lawman who takes him to the vicious outlaws’ hideout. Entering the small two story structure, Iron Eyes suddenly finds himself in a world full of danger. The chase is over … now it’s time for the killing to start.

Iron Eyes had the scent of his prey in his nostrils, and was determined to add yet another notch to the gun-grip of his infamous Navy Colt. The closer he got to where his outlaw quarry was, the more guns were turned on him. Refusing to submit to the lethal lead that would halt his progress, he forged on toward Cheyenne Falls and the violent fate that he knew would await him come showdown-time.

The infamous bounty hunter, Iron Eyes escorts Squirrel Sally’s battle-scarred stagecoach through the streets of Lobo. Weary, the remote settlement seems a peaceful place to rest. But he is mistaken. His instinct flares as he notices that the very distinctive black roan belongs to Buffalo Jim McCoy - an outlaw worth $5000, dead or alive. That much-needed rest would just have to wait ...

The infamous bounty hunter, Iron Eyes leaves his lady friend, Squirrel Sally, alone in a remote town. But Sally isn’t so easily abandoned, and promptly sets out after him. Deep in dangerous terrain, Iron Eyes closes in on outlaws Joe Hyams and Buster Jones. The one-armed Wolfe is also hot on his heels, and Wolfe owes Iron Eyes a debt of blood and bullets ...

Iron Eyes, the ruthless bounty hunter, cornered the deadly Brand brothers in the house with the red lamp above its door. As the outlaws enjoyed themselves, Iron Eyes burst in with guns blazing. But Matt Brand and his siblings were harder to kill than most wanted men: they fought like tigers, and before they made their getaway, they made sure that Iron Eyes was lynched.

Hot on the trail of wanted outlaw Jacob ‘Two Fingers’ McGraw, bounty hunter Iron Eyes, he finds himself stuck in the middle of a deadly battle between two rivals out for the millions of dollars of valuable trees. In what remains of the forest, Iron Eyes takes refuge but can't escape the hot lead headed his way!

Iron Eyes outgunned the Lucas gang following their robbery of the San Angelo bank, and ran straight into Joe Kane, another outlaw with a price on his head. Before he knew it, he was back on the manhunt trail. He came under attack from a band of Cheyennes, and fought until his guns were empty. Captured and tethered, the Cheyennes didn't know he was Iron Eyes the Fearless until it was too late!

The notorious gang led by Peg Leg Grimes was headed for the remote and peaceful town of Cooperville to rob the bank. But unknown to the gang, the bounty hunter Iron Eyes was also in town to collect a reward. When the robbery went ahead, Iron Eyes vowed to get the money, and the outlaws—for Grimes has made one mistake: he had stolen Iron Eyes’ Palomino stallion. Iron Eyes vowed he'd die for that!

Blinded after an accident, bounty hunter Iron Eyes roamed aimlessly until he heard the hungry crackle of flames devouring a ranch house in the distance. He tried to learn more about what had happened to these people … but that was when he stopped a bullet, too. Wounded, he fell, then lay helpless as his assailant came closer, intending to finish the job...

A band of gold prospectors strike paydirt in a remote valley. Their leader Will Hayes will do anything to keep it to theirselves ... including killing a child. When her body is found by the infamous bounty hunter Iron Eyes, they buy themselves a whole new world of hurt. Because Iron Eyes vows to discover who killed her - and make sure they pay for their crime in blood …

Desert Springs was an oasis that drew the dregs of Texas into its boundaries. Among the many ruthless characters, there was none so fearsome as the infamous bounty hunter, Iron Eyes. Seriously wounded, a doctor fought to save him, but even his skill wasn’t enough. Iron Eyes was dead. But that was the thing about Iron Eyes—he was too damn’ mean to die for Eyes—he was too damn’ mean to die for long.

Iron Eyes was hunting bounty again, this time chasing wanted outlaw Joe Brewster across a pitiless desert. And Brewster held all the cards. Iron Eyes had been badly wounded in an earlier confrontation with the Brewster brothers, and now he’d lost his horse. But there wasn’t any quit in Iron Eyes, so he sucked it up and kept going …

Infamous bounty hunter Iron Eyes arrived in Silver Springs on the trail of two deadly outlaws who had already killed and maimed dozens of people. Two other bounty hunters were also after the same prey. What drove Iron Eyes wasn’t the prices on the outlaws’ heads.It was for a little girl who didn’t deserve to get shot down like she did. It was the revenge of Iron Eyes!

Tombstone, Arizona. Iron Eyes was hired by Squirrel Tooth Annie, and her three mining companions, who wanted them to ride shotgun on them and their four wagons full of precious ore. He knew that trouble was brewing between the Earps and the Clantons, yet he still somehow found himself caught up in one of the west’s bloodiest showdowns. Question was – could he survive it?

Bounty hunter Iron Eyes tracks down his prey to an hotel at Rio Concho. He quickly dispatches them and, with the hotel ablaze, drags the bodies outside. Waiting for him is Sheriff Brook Payne and his deputies with rifles trained on him. Iron Eyes is charged with murder and thrown in jail to be tried by Judge Franklin Travis, better known as the Hanging Judge. Can Iron Eyes escape the noose?

Iron Eyes is dead! But one U.S. marshal is not convinced that the legendary bounty hunter is dead and sets out to discover the truth. More dead than alive, Iron Eyes drags himself out of his desert hiding place and discovers that the deadly outlaws think that he is no longer a threat. Iron Eyes rides with venom in his soul to claim the bounty money for those wanted dead or alive.

The ruthless bounty hunter, Iron Eyes, is hot on the trail of the outlaw Diamond Back Jones. Iron Eyes sees the deadly outlaw slip through his fingers and ride off.Iron Eyes gives chase yet again but has no idea that he is being lured into a trap. The Apache are waiting to ambush the evil one’. Iron Eyes has to fight with every ounce of his honed cunning. Has he enough strength left to survive?

Within minutes of arriving, Iron Eyes had killed them all except for Harve Calhoon, their leader. He had somehow managed to slip away from his gang. Like a man possessed, Iron Eyes set out on Calhoon’s trail. It was a blood-soaked journey and the worst the bounty hunter had ever undertaken. Even for such a man of steel the odds he faced were fearsome indeed. Now death stared him in the face.

The notorious and disfigured bounty hunter, Iron Eyes returns for another adventure. When the daughter of a banker for whom Iron Eyes' disfigurement does not repulse, is kidnapped by Mexican bandits it leaves Iron Eyes, barely recovered from his wounds received by Indians, to use his unique tracking skills to track down the villains ... with deadly consequences!

Third in the Iron Eyes Western series - The infamous bounty hunter finally manages to catch up with outlaw Dan Creedy. Iron Eyes would have dispatched Creedy and claimed the reward. Yet this time it was different for, at last, he had met a man who was almost his equal. The tables turn and for the first time in his life, the seriously wounded Iron Eyes now becomes the prey.

The third adventure featuring bounty hunter, Iron Eyes. Reaching the border town of Rio Vista, Iron Eyes had come to a crossroad in his life. Fortune had become a millstone around his neck but when the priest asked him to help th villagers from marauding bandits, Iron Eyes accepts the challenge.

Iron Eyes was a deadly bounty hunter who never brought his quarry back alive. Only his deadly skill with a gun would give him any chance of getting his money … and staying alive to spend it.(An Iron Eyes Western)