Name: Yancy Derringer
Uploaded: 2020-10-30T00:01:23.000Z
Description: A suave ex-Confederate soldier turned gambler covertly assists New Orleans law enforcement.

A suave ex-Confederate soldier turned gambler covertly assists New Orleans law enforcement.

The Archive

Prompted by an urgent telegram, Yancy returns to New Orleans to save his mansion from a carpetbagger. On the voyage back, Derringer is trailed along the Mississippi by three vengeful card cheats.

Return to New Orleans

Charged with cleaning up crime on Gallatin Street, Yancy finds himself at odds with the villainous Toby Cook and enlists the help of a sea captain who is transporting an explosive new invention.

Gallatin Street

City administrator John Colton entrusts Yancy with an Army payroll that is to be taken to Natchez, Mississippi on Yancy's riverboat--the Sultana--but robbers have other plans.

Ticket to Natchez

When Colton is challenged by an ace duelist, Yancy helps him search for a way out of a deadly duel, all while attempting to impress a beautiful visitor from Boston with whom he finds himself smitten.

An Ace Called Spade

When a freighter arrives in New Orleans, Colton suspects smuggling. Sent to the freighter in search of clues, Yancy encounters the Irish waif who assists them in their investigation.

A Bullet for Bridget

Colton finds himself with quite the workload: fending off a crime czar from wooing his visiting sister, and attempting to build a romantic blockade between her and Yancy.

The Belle From Boston

A messenger is sent to New Orleans by a former general in the Civil War, but is killed before he can reveal what happened to a fortune that was taken from Richmond, Virginia.

The Loot From Richmond

Yancy investigates counterfeit money that's being passed throughout the Quarter. His investigation brings him into contact with Lonesome Jackson, a wealthy miner who is seeking a wife.

The Saga of Lonesome Jackson

An Army officer with vengeance in his heart tries to stop a presidential pardon. Without the pardon, a man is scheduled to die before a firing squad, leaving it up to Yancy to recover this pardon.

Memo to a Firing Squad

Several shopkeepers are found robbed and murdered after selling their properties to a group of gentleman from Connecticut. Yancy investigates and soon finds a land grab scheme may be in play.

Three Knaves from New Haven

Falsely accused of complicity in a waterfront property theft, Yancy suspects that his accuser may be throwing charges around as a means of keeping a set of grave robberies buried underground.

Marble Fingers

Yancy spends the holiday season searching for the murderer of his uncle Henry Spinner, and hunting down his late father's pre-War fortune with the help of his old hound dog, Dixie.

Old Dixie

Yancy learns that there are two men impersonating him and Pahoo--running wild around New Orleans and committing crimes for which he and Pahoo are being charged.

Two of a Kind

A madman steals ten cases of dynamite and announces his intention of reducing New Orleans to rubble. As explosions rock the city, Yancy, Colton, and Captain Fry attempt to track down the bomber.

Nightmare on Bourbon Street

River pirates rob Yancy, stealing a diamond necklace belonging to the Mexican government. In order to recover the necklace, Yancy makes a deal with the pirate's leader to escort her to Mardi Gras.

The Fair Freebooter

A protection racket threatens its way into control of the French Market. The fearful merchants refuse to step forward with an official accusation, forcing Yancy and Pahoo to find the thugs.

Mayhem at the Market

When hard-partying heir to the Russian throne, breezes into the Big Easy, he's greeted by a series of blood-thirsty assassins. Yancy becomes responsible for protecting the czar-to-be.

The Night the Russians Landed

The winner of a $100,000 lottery winner dies before she can collect, leading Yancy to organize a trick with Bourbon Street regulars designed to sweat the truth out of the killer.

A Game of Chance

A criminal is running around New Orleans, attacking women so he can cut and steal their hair. The authorities are utterly powerless against the maniac, causing a vigilante mob to form.

Panic in Town

With a record flood coming in, authorities intend to save New Orleans by blowing up a nearby levee. However, doing so would redirect the flood, inundating the new plantation of British Lady Charity.

Hell and High Water

Yancy wins a half-share of a Virginia City silver mine. When he travels there and meets his new partner, the beautiful Julia Bulette, she explains that the mine has suspiciously run dry.

The Louisiana Dude

Pahoo is accused of an assassination attempt on a Union General. Yancy's explanation of the weapons being from a different tribe than Pahoo's are quickly disregarded.

Longhair

A riverboat owned by Patricia Tappworth is attempting to make a record run from New Orleans to St. Louis until it sinks, making it the most recent victim in a suspicious string of wrecks.

Thunder on the River

Yancy is arrested on a charge of high treason. His crime: selling John Wilkes Booth the gun that killed President Abraham Lincoln. Now, his friends must refute forged evidence before it's too late.

The Gun That Murdered Lincoln

After Yancy's boat is robbed by a pair of female thieves, he tracks them down, only to discover that they're targeting pickpockets, gamblers, and thieves in order to support a half-dozen orphans.

Collector's Item

When renegades start attacking peaceful Pawnee villages, Pahoo and Yancy travel to Washington, D.C. in an attempt to enforce the protection guaranteed to the tribe by the Tablecreek Treaty.

Fire on the Frontier

Yancy and Charlie LeBow conspire to stage a fake duel as a means of drawing out a man that appears to be after LeBow's life. A conspiracy arises when they find LeBow's partner dead.

Duel at the Oaks

Pirate queen Coco LaSalle convinces Yancy to back her fighter in a boxing match against the mighty heavyweight Tennessee Slasher, all while tracking down stolen rifles from the federal armory.

The Wayward Warrior

When Colton is sent to Washington, General Wheeler takes his place investigating a nation-wide counterfeiting gang. Yancy objects to the investigation, particularly the raiding of gambling houses.

A State of Crisis

Yancy receives an urgent letter from a friend who is on trial for a murder he didn't commit. He travels to Missouri and learns that the infamous Jesse James has framed his friend for the crime.

Outlaw at Liberty

When the city is terrorized by a mysterious voodoo priestess, Yancy and a thoroughly-skeptical Colton must investigate a voodoo ritual to combat these superstitions.

V as in Voodoo

Yancy travels to California in an attempt to clear the name of his friend Mei Ling, who is being accused of smuggling after receiving a mysterious shipment of illegal opium.

The Quiet Firecracker

Yancy and Pahoo take a trip to Virginia City to check on his silver mine. After they arrive, things take an unexpected turn when they find a mysterious gravestone with Yancy's name on it.

Gone But Not Forgotten

Yancy wins two tickets to attend the celebratory linking of the transcontinental railroad. Once there, he learns that conspirators intend to destroy one of the trains and frame him.

Yancy Derringer

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