Clint Adams tries to answer a call for help written on a scrap of newspaper. Only a convicted murderer with a cell full of secrets knows the real story.

Clint Adams has crossed the Mississippi for a poker game in Indiana. But everyone backs out, leaving him with nothing to do but help the locals nab four brothersmodel citizens by day, assassins by night.

Clint Adams investigates two murders after a wedding takes a deadly turn.

The Gunsmith is riding shotgun on a herd of cattle. Clint Adams is on a trail drive with an old friend when one of the drivers is killed. Turns out a rival cattleman and his gang plan to stop the drive-even if it brings them into the Gunsmith's line of fire ...

Clint Adams is already known for his talent with a gun, but Arizona rancher Jerry Sacks thinks that Clint's skills make him the right choiceto play for him in a high-stakes pool game in Tucson. Now the Gunsmith is going to have to make some serious trick shots if he wants to avoid getting racked.

While constructing a gun for Governor John Ireland, Clint Adams comes to the rescue of the lovely Adrienne who is searching for her missing sister and finds himself in a world of danger when both jobs turn deadly.

"It's only after visiting good friend Wyatt Earp and learning of his brother Virgil's detective agency that Clint Adams has reason to venture into the small town of Colton. Except when he gets there, he realizes there's barely a watering hole--or a mystery--in sight. And with business as slow as molasses, Virgil hasn't a clue how to pay his own rent. So when Sally Quest comes into his office with her purse full of money, demanding that he find her...

"Hotheaded Cable Lockhart is about to beat Bat Masterson at poker for the third night in a row, but the legendary gunslinger wins it all back in one hand. Furious at his defeat, Lockhart storms out of the saloon with everyone worried he'll shoot Masterson. But it's not Bat who's found dead the next morning--it's Cable. And Bat's standing over the body. With Bat locked up in jail, it's up to his old friend Clint Adams to save him from the hangman's...

"Clint Adams is setting the record straight and spilling his secrets. Clint Adams does not do interviews. So, when a writer from New York tracks Clint down in Denver for a story, he refuses to talk. That is, until he learns that the writer is looking to report on Clint's old friend, Wild Bill Hickok-- and to paint Bill as a coward. The writer is claiming that most of the men Wild Bill killed were shot in the back, making Bill sound like some no-good...