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Bill Boyd Western #5
“The Missing Exit”
In "The Missing Exit," a dying rancher leaves a suitcase full of money in an abandoned house, marking the door with a cryptic warning: fame, fortune, or death lies beyond. Penciled and inked by Charlie Tomsey, this 1951 Western tale from Fawcett spins a tense, solitary mystery set in the dusty heart of the frontier, where a single door holds more than just secrets.
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artist, inker Charlie Tomsey
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artist, inker Charlie Tomsey
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The old dying rancher puts all his money in a suitcase, leaves it inside a deserted house and attaches a sign to the door, saying that behind the door lies a surprise of fame, fortune or death.
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