| Issue | #1 |
| Published | June 1971 |
| Cover Price | 0.25 USD |
| Pages | 52 |
| Editing | Sol Brodsky; Herschel Waldman (associate) |
| Genre | western |
| Pencils | Dick Ayers |
| Inks | John Tartaglione? |
| Characters | Butch Cassidy; Lance Carter |
| Genre | western |
| Script | Mike Friedrich |
| Pencils | Tom Sutton |
| Inks | John Tartaglione |
| Letters | Irving Watanabe |
| Characters | Jim Gordon (Texas Ranger); his horse Flash; the Sheriff; his daughter Sue Merriwether; unamed outlaw |
| Synopsis | An outlaw gets revenge on a sheriff by kidnapping his daughter-not knowing who she really is. It's up to Ranger Jim Gordon and Flash to rescue her. |
| Genre | western |
| Letters | typeset |
| Reprinted | from Two Gun Kid (Marvel, 1953 series) #35? |
| Characters | Maverick (originally Red Mask); the Pillowcase Gang; Bronc (Maverick's horse) |
| Synopsis | When Maverick falls victim to a masked band of outlaws, he not only loses his prisoners but his memory as well! And when a number of false Red Masks appear in Bullet - looting and robbing, the real Red Mask discovers that he is blamed for it! |
| Genre | western |
| Pencils | Frank Bolle |
| Inks | Frank Bolle |
| Notes | A modified Tim Holt story, with the lead character's name changed from Redmask to Maverick. |
| Reprinted | from Tim Holt (Magazine Enterprises, 1948 series) #37 [see note] |
| Genre | fact |
| Letters | typeset |
| Reprinted | from Straight Arrow (Magazine Enterprises, 1950 series) #6? |
| Characters | Sheriff; Billy Nevada; Big Mike Scanlon |
| Synopsis | A tenderfoot out west to take over the Sheriff's job that had belonged to his Father, who was gunned down, has to learn that there is a time and place when guns must be used for good. |
| Genre | western |
| Pencils | Don Heck (same as in Wild Western Action #1) |
| Inks | Don Heck |
| Reprinted | from ? [Billy the Kid? 1950s?] |
| Genre | western |
| Script | Tom Sutton |
| Pencils | Tom Sutton |
| Inks | John Tartaglione |
| Letters | Jean Izzo |
| Synopsis | A peculiar adventure for Butch who rides into the town of Paradise where his every move or gesture seems to violate a city ordinance. When finally sentenced for his multitude of offenses - Butch must escape jail, only to come up against the "Marshal" who enforces the law in his own way. |
| Genre | western |
| Script | Tom Sutton |
| Pencils | Tom Sutton |
| Inks | John Tartaglione |
| Letters | Jean Izzo |