Following the death of Marshall Jeff Wilcox at the hands of the Martin brothers, Josh resolves to act.

Tracking a deserting soldier, Josh stumbles upon a disconcerting sight: counterfeit wanted posters depicting Colonel Sykes, the Army commander under whom he had served.

Josh hunted Daimler, a ruthless bounty hunter, after Daimler had killed an elderly man fleeing the law.

Hired to track down a ranch hand who had absconded with funds, Josh soon finds himself embroiled in a situation far more complex than a simple theft.

Following a disreputable poker game, Josh found himself convinced his adversary was Shawnee Bill.

Josh hunts a phantom, a gunman known only by a distinctive manner of drawing his weapon.

Mother Superior tasked Josh with locating Sister Grace, who had been taken captive by outlaws.

Josh delivered the prisoner to Sheriff Wilson, only to discover the lawman was a man steeped in corruption. The revelation sparked a disquiet within Josh, a creeping doubt about the very guilt of the man he'd delivered into custody.

Josh received a new assignment: escort a female convict, responsible for the deaths of three men, to a different correctional facility.

Stacy Torrance, strikingly beautiful, is accused of her husband's murder. However, upon discovering her husband is still living, Josh endeavors to have the charges against her dismissed.

In the lawless town of VanHorne, where outlaws held sway, Josh pursued a suspect in a recent robbery.

Josh took on the case of a missing husband, but the investigation quickly spiraled into something far more dangerous: a complex web of deceit and a chilling murder conspiracy.

Sheriff of Red Rock, a man of curious leniency, permitted his prisoners to slip their bonds. This allowed two bounty hunters to claim the reward, dividing the prize amongst themselves and the Sheriff.

The stagecoach rattled along, its rhythmic clatter a counterpoint to the tense silence within. Josh held the prisoner firmly, while the coachman navigated the dusty road. Suddenly, figures emerged from the scrub, their faces desperate, thei…

The Kreager brothers pursued Josh and his captive when a swift Apache attack resulted in the prisoner's death.

Hardship clung to the family like a persistent shadow, their meager possessions constantly threatened by both the fury of storms and the predatory ambitions of those who coveted their land. Josh, witnessing their plight, sought to offer wh…

When a Pony Express rider is ambushed, and the courier carrying a diamond ring valued at twenty thousand dollars vanishes, Josh is tasked with locating him.

Josh arrived with Brace Logan in tow, only to be met by a surging crowd intent on violence. It was a belated realization for the townsfolk that Logan had been wrongly accused, and that the true culprit was someone held in high regard within…

Josh journeyed toward Bannach, driven by the urgent need to avert the execution of an innocent. His passage would be aboard a stagecoach, a conveyance burdened with volatile cargo – boxes of dynamite.

Joshua pursued the fugitive murderer, Victor Warsaw, only to discover that Warsaw had been shot dead.

Driven by a thirst for retribution, the escaped convicts corner Josh's warden, the man they hold responsible for their imprisonment.

Josh found himself unexpectedly facing two figures who clearly believed he possessed information about a lucrative undertaking.

Gabe Henshaw engaged Josh to locate his son, Will.

Ned Easter, a veteran and longtime friend of Randall’s, is now a mayoral candidate in a town choked by the corruption of Mayor Barney Pax and his brother Steve, who holds the office of sheriff. The Pax brothers maintain their grip on power …

Josh Randall, branded a murderer for the death of a friend, fights to clear his name.

Ted Nelson, still at large, intends to turn himself in to his acquaintance, Josh Randall, provided his wife receives the offered reward. However, Gar Foley, another bounty hunter, has different plans.

Sam McGarrett engaged Josh to guide him, along with his son and daughter, into the Mesa desert in search of a treasure said to be a century old.

Josh stepped forward to defend the youth accused of the Undercover Pinkerton detective's murder, the crime having taken place within the confines of the train itself.

The celebrated opera singer sought out Josh, her voice thick with desperation. Her sister had vanished, taken in the night, and now a chilling ransom note demanded her return. She pleaded with Josh to find her, to bring her sister home.

Old friend Jesse reached out to Josh, asking for assistance in protecting Meaghan's hotel from the grasping reach of the unscrupulous Kovack.

A man engaged Josh Randall to coax his daughter back to their home. The girl, taken by Native Americans years prior, steadfastly refused, convinced that those same people were now her true family.

Josh was closing in on a suspected murderer when the father desperately tried to prevent his son's capture.

In a desperate act of self-preservation, Josh took a young man's life. The victim's father, a prominent figure within a religious cult, then demanded retribution, ordering Josh's own demise.

A ten-year-old girl engaged Josh, a man whose profession leaned towards the unusual, with a plea. She wouldn't accept the truth of his demise; her father, she insisted, was still out there. He was to be found.

A banker engaged Josh to locate his son, who had vanished. The young man had enlisted with a mercenary force known for its depredations against isolated Mexican communities.

Josh endeavors to mend the rift between two families, a feud that has escalated to a perilous degree.