Tall Tales Redux - No-Face Revisited

He was a writer of dime novels, looking for another legend to spin. He made his way by coach to a small, quiet and dusty town, where he'd heard from reliable sources that the notorious bounty hunter called No-Face had assisted the local sheriff with a bounty for sheep thieves. Armed with a list of names of people who were said to have had dealings with No-Face, Joe hoped to gather information about the red bandana wearing man.
He got more than he bargained for. No-Face was said to wear a red bandana on the lower half of his face to cover scars obtained by a gunshot wound during the Civil War, and was permanently disfigured. Some said justice, not money, was his true motive for accepting any kind of bounty. One thing Joe Benjamin learned was that No-Face was many things to many people. To some he was death, to others, a bringer of justice and hope.
Whatever he really was, one thing was certain. He was definitely a legend.