Have Gun, Will Travel

A wealthy rancher hires a unknown backshooter to kill the three men who he holds responsible for his son's death... and Paladin is the third man.

Paladin accidentally crosses paths with a better gunfighter, who can't back down even if he wanted to if he wants to preserve with his reputation.

Paladin undertakes a commission to deliver three French mail-order brides to a small Oregon town, and discovers that they're woefully unprepared for what awaits them.

Paladin runs afoul of a vengeful posse after a killer frames him for murder.

An aging scholar-turned-gunfighter hires Paladin to shoot him in the hand, putting an end to his "career" before somewhere ends it--and him--permanently.

Paladin is hired to escort a Mexican rancher's daughter to the U.S. However, the leader of the peon revolutionaries wants her for himself.

A French chef in a mining town hires Paladin to escort a sheet of plate-glass window to his restaurant to bring a touch of "civilization" to the boomtown.

A dying general who tried to court-martial Paladin asks him to deliver a message to a man that he swindled.

A woman hires Paladin to rescue her nephew, a rich wastrel who will hang for a stagecoach robbery unless Paladin uses himself as bait to lure the real robbers out.

Paladin gets involved in a dispute between a farmer who has apparently found an Aztec treasure, and the local landowner who wants it to pay to renew her drought-stricken property.

A wealthy man hires Paladin to kill the tiger that Bengali natives have cursed him with.

A scout asks Paladin to join him and the British hunting party that he's leading... and one member has been killed by supposedly peaceful Indians.

Paladin helps an Indian boy who believes that his correspondence school diploma qualifies him to be marshal of a tough town.

While riding through Oregon to give a friend money for a high-stakes poker game, Paladin runs into a range camp where the sadistic boss torments a hapless camp follower.

A hot-tempered ex-con hires Paladin to escort him back to his hometown and his family store. However, the man's brothers have other plans.

Military Intelligence spends Paladin to bring in a deserter who is now helping the Apache fight against the white man.

A rancher hires Paladin to tame a wild town so she can sell her cattle there, and all Paladin has to work with is the rancher's nephew: a schoolteacher who fancies himself a gunfighter.

A lumberman hires Paladin to escort him and a wagon full of supplies to Indians that are holding the lumberman's wife.

Paladin comes to a beautiful hotel guest's aid dealing with a stalker, and ends up in a counterfeiting scheme.

A Sioux Indian Chief hires Paladin to bring home the body of his son, scheduled for execution by the Army.

A banker hires Paladin to protect a vengeful man who wants to kill the person who killed his brother and sent him to prison eight years earlier.

Paladin rides through the mountains with four men, and they find a seemingly unconscious man stranded on a ledge that they can't reach without endangering their lives... and don't know if he's alive or dead.

Paladin rides into Bonanza, which is all but a ghost town. The remaining five men spend much of their time staring at a rare painting over the bar... a painting that someone then steals.

When a friend is killed in his hotel suite, Paladin takes the body back to its home town... and finds the young sociopath responsible and the father who protects him no matter what.

The San Francisco Police Department hire Paladin to protect a young Chinese police detective... without dishonoring him by seeming to interfere.

Paladin agrees to protect Jonathan Quinlan on his trip, but a half-breed Indian and his men attack the stagecoach, forcing them to take refuge at Adobe Wells.

Paladin is hired to participate in a pointless duel of honor, and the two men involved insist that he shoot it out with his opponent... another hired gunfighter.

A rich man hires Paladin to respond to his wife's classified ad for suitors... where she claims that she's a widow.

A Hawaiian princess comes to Paladin asking for help: she's been tasked with delivering a signet ring to the President, but someone wants to stop her.

A woman take a shot at a man in the lobby of the Carlton, and then tries to hire Paladin to finish her target off.

Paladin reluctantly assists a killer with a wounded arm, when the townspeople turn against him seeing their chance to strike back at the man who has terrorized them.

Paladin is taking a prisoner across a ferry crossing, and a blind man's hired gun captures them and three others until his employer can arrive and determine which of them killed his son.

A widow and her lawyer hire Paladin to find her estranged son--who is wanted for manslaughter--and bring him in so that he can collect his inheritance once he stands trial.

A con man who set up Paladin to be killed three years ago and snuck out needs Paladin's help to clear his name of a murder charge.

Adam Marakian asks Paladin to help him clear him of murder, which he claims was done by his twin brother Sam.

An old friend, Billy Banjo, asks Paladin to protect his political rival... from Billy's wife.

Several interested parties hire Paladin to track down a ruthless colonel who escaped during the Mexican Revolution.

Rich man Morgan Gibbs hires Paladin to bring in his son, who is wanted dead or alive. When a bounty hunter kills the son before dying himself, Morgan wants Paladin to hang for his son's death.

A dying woman asks Paladin to find her son, and the trail leads to a town run by a tyrannical man named Fred Harper.