The Black Coffin — Bill Reno

THE BADGE
To a violent land, a frontier yet untamed, came a man who wore a badge of law and order. He faced the myriad dangers and paid the price in blood to become one of the most enduring heroic figures of the Old West.

THE BLACK COFFIN
When three outlaws try to steal Dave Bradford's horse, he reacts as any upright man would: he fills them full of lead. The grateful citizens of the town want to make him their marshal, thinking that Bradford is his famous twin brother, Dan Starr. So, although Dave's past is less than pristine, he decides to wear a badge just long enough to collect the reward money he's earned for killing the bank robbers. But more desperados ride in to make off with the local mine's payroll -- and Dave is caught between a rock and a hard place when the real Dan Starr shows up.