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Death Valley #7

Jun 1955 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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# Death Valley #7 This issue contains two Western stories. In the main story "Death Valley," a man named Tom leads a railroad crew working to meet a tight deadline, but a mysterious "dry gulcher" begins ambushing workers. When Tom pursues the culprit, he discovers the killer is connected to Trigger Bronson, a man to whom the world owes thanks for preventing an ambush years earlier. A comedic subplot follows a gypsy musician attempting to romance a woman named Gypsy Sweetheart, only to be repeatedly thwarted by her guardian Old Smokey's rope tricks and her own dismissive attitude toward his musical aspirations.

Contains 4 stories
Redskin Raid
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Sgt. Bart NortonGeneral Andy ClayborneMajor Collier [Jake Kane]McAfee

When Sgt. Bart Norton returns from visiting the Pawnee reservation with a report of peace, he discovers a murdered man and Pawnee braves at the scene—but refuses to arrest them without proof, defying Major Collier's orders and risking court-martial. Two weeks later, a brutal raid wipes out nearby homesteaders, and suspicion falls on the Pawnees, but Norton's observations suggest a darker conspiracy at work that General Andy Clayborne tasks him to uncover.

The Mystery of the Vanishing Stagecoaches
7 pp · Western-Frontier
Bill FolersJack Culver

Bill Folers takes on the dangerous job of special investigator when the Claremore Stagecoach Company faces an impossible mystery: twenty-one coaches have vanished without a trace, along with their gold shipments. What he discovers on the rocky terrain outside town—hidden inside an abandoned mountain mine—reveals a scheme far more elaborate than simple highway robbery. With the odds stacked against him and danger lurking at every turn, Folers must outthink a clever gang to recover the missing gold and solve the West's most baffling riddle.

Moment Musical
4 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier
Old Smokey

Old Smokey swaps tall tales about his musical past with a skeptical friend, spinning increasingly ridiculous yarns about concert conductors, former students, and his old band to prove he knows his way around a tune. This 1955 western-humor story is packed with groaners and wordplay as Old Smokey's wild stories get more absurd with each retelling, leading to a climactic punchline that'll make you shake your head and smile.

Sixgun Larson of the Pony Express
8 pp · Western-Frontier
Six-Gun LarsonPop HannonMartha TaylorTom TaylorSpade GilbertGrant Dawson

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Full credits

artist, inker Don Heck
cover pencils, inks Don Heck

Reprints

↩ Reprints Blazing Comics #3 (6) (1945), Western Hero #84 (1949), Young Eagle #6 (1951)

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