A Man Named Yuma/Blizzard Pass — Theodore V. Olsen / T.V. Olsen

A MAN NAMED YUMA
Son of an Apache chief and a captured white woman, he was an outcast from two worlds. A sometime army scout and a natural-born loner, he was as tough as the Indians and wise in their ways. Since he had no place to go, he took to fighting and wandering as his way of life. But every man must face his destiny -- no matter how deadly it might be. Yuma's fate was to meet up again with the no-good, murdering brother who had betrayed him. Yuma knew that the showdown had to be -- and that only one of them would ride away.

BLIZZARD PASS
In a lonely ghost town called Thirty Mile, a bitter winter was bearing down. The last stagecoach had just checked into the post when the door opened and let in some raw cold and a band of desperate men. They were looking for a stolen cache of greenbacks, and they had already robbed and killed to get it. Just one of the murderers -- the hardcase named Raven -- seemed to care about protecting the pretty young widow with the sharp tongue. But with his own brother also gunning for the outlaw band, Raven had a tough choice to make...