Frontier Trail #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Gunsmore Blazes the Frontier Trail" features a marshal confronting an outlaw gang in town who attempt to trick him into lowering his guard, leading to a physical confrontation where the marshal must prove his law-enforcement prowess to an accusing townsperson. The story concludes with the marshal claiming he was deliberately underestimating the outlaws and successfully apprehending them, returning peace to the town. A secondary story titled "The Accused" is advertised on the cover but its contents are not visible in the provided pages.
Marshal Bob Allen thought he had outsmarted the gang holding up gold shipments on the frontier trail—until his own driver, Parry, reveals he's been working with the outlaws all along. When a third shipment heads out with the marshal riding inside the coach, Allen must face the ultimate test of wits against an enemy he never saw coming.
Two con artists smell opportunity when they discover oil seeping from a hermit's remote property, but the old codger—and his ornery donkey—have other ideas about who's getting the last laugh. Written with frontier charm and plenty of double-crosses, "Slick Oil" proves that the best swindle is the one you don't see coming.
When Ray Hayden's mysterious sale of his horse and house sets Purple Valley's rumor mill churning, the townsfolk become convinced he's abandoning them—until Black Charlie rides into town looking for trouble. What unfolds is a tense confrontation that reveals Hayden's carefully guarded secret and the true reason behind his peculiar actions. In this 1958 western tale, sometimes the simplest explanation is the last one anyone expects.
When a mountain lion's deadly rampage threatens local ranches, suspicion falls on the Lone Rider's trusted horse, Lightnin', leaving the loyal animal accused of being a killer. The Rider must work quickly to prove his companion's innocence and track down the real culprit before the desperate ranchers take matters into their own hands. It's a race against time to clear Lightnin''s name and save a friend from a terrible mistake.
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↩ Reprints Crack Western #66 (1950), The Lone Rider #5 (1951), The Lone Rider #13 (1953), The Lone Rider #26 (1955)
Reprinted in Frontier Trail #51 (1957)
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