BILLY STEELE: KID RANGER, CHAPTER THREE

White Eagle watched in silent amazement while his chosen one used the power of the Rain, the Animals, the Moon, the Sun, Fire, the Earth and the Wind to exact a supreme justice upon the desecraters of humanity and Nature itself.

A lightning bolt skateboard became the Warrior’s vehicle of vengeance as the super god ascended from the Alamo and then descended from the heavens, like the mighty hawk swooping down to charge straight into the outlaws’ cowardly hearts. The masked minions of the Trinity Of Terror’s hired guns scattered like flies upon seeing their bullets bounce off the Warrior’s shield. The Warrior cracked his mighty bullwhip at each gunman. The force of his strike was so massive, it disintegrated each henchman and each one’s bat like evil soul vibrated its wings with such force, it exploded into nothingness.

Outside The Alamo, the Indian renegades had pinned down Holt’s rangers with their rifle fire. Col. Tim. Big Boy, Jubilee and Salvation made a last stand as the Indians surrounded them. Suddenly, Geronimo, Cochiese, Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse saw the Lightning Warrior use his super human strength to hurl more horrific horseman to their doom. With one hand, the warrior lifted an outlaw and his steed above his head and threw both to the desert floor. The outlaw’s steed crushed its evil rider under its massive frame. The leaders of the great Indian nations, fearing that their following of The Trinity Of Terror had angered their gods, called for their renegade braves to cease fire upon Holt’s Rangers. Frightened by The Lightning Warrior’s wrath upon them, the overwhelming Indian forces then turned their mounts towards the sun and hastily rode off into the distance.

The tide of battle had turned. Inside The Alamo, The Legion Of The Lawless turned their hatred on the invincible Lightning Warrior, and that left, the legendary heroes free to make a courageous charge at The Dark Skull and his deadly disciples.

Holt’s Rangers, all swung their sabers of retribution, like the celebrated Knights of old and defenders of the faith, as they charged the mission. Col. Tim, Big Boy, Jubilee and Salvation used their sabers and six guns to vanquish The Legion Of The Lawless. Blades of glory and army bullets disarmed the hooded traitors. Buffalo Bill, Wild Bill Hitchcock, Annie Oakley, Calamity Jane, Wyatt Earp, Kit Carson, Doc Holiday, Bat Masterson, and Teddy Roosevelt stormed the Alamo on their horses, six guns ablaze with justice in every bullet. Pecos Bill, riding atop his Texas tornado joined his fellow storm rider, The Lightning Warrior, to use their great winds to blow down the Alamo’s barricades. Pecos Bill and The Lightning Warrior used the fury of Nature’s winds to blow the infernal Legion Of The Lawless outlaws asunder. As the bodies of bad guys were swept away by their gale forces, other outlaws opened fire on the legendary riders for justice. The Lightning Warrior’s energy bolts he fired from his magical wristbands dispatched the outlaws quicker than the gunfire from Annie Oakley’s rifle. A thunderbolt arrow shot by The Lightning Warrior’s enchanted bow blasted an outlaw, who was just about to ambush the young Teddy Roosevelt. And the future president’s life was saved by the Great Indian Spirit of The Storm!

Calamity Jane and Anne Oakley used their shooting skills to blast the outlaws’ guns right from their hands. The hooded horrors couldn’t believe they were disarmed by "a couple of girls," as they surrounded to their "weaker" foes. Buffalo Bill bulldogged an outlaw to the ground and hogtied him rodeo style. "Bully," exclaimed the young Teddy Roosevelt as he tackled a much larger outlaw and wrestled him into submission. Wild Bill Hitchcock, Earp and Doc Holiday scaled the Alamo’s walls and swooped down on their outlaw prey while Kit Carson lassoed another bad guy before he could escape.