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Gabby Hayes #54

Jun 1955 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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Gabby Hayes and three companions survive a harrowing waterfall plunge and a rattler encounter, only to get strung up by a gang of rough hombres demanding they sign over a hundred simoleons. After a comedic struggle involving a rope, Gabby and his friends manage to escape. Later, bandits break out of jail using a pea-shooter, prompting Sheriff Denver to pursue them, but the outlaws elude his grasp. When an Indian scout reports the jailbreakers are hiding in Dead Canyon, Gabby devises a secret weapon—a print shop creation—to help recapture the criminals.

Contains 9 stories
About Cowboys
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Western-Frontier

A young cowboy prepares for a long cattle drive, carefully outfitting himself with essential gear like his "John-B" hat, spurs, and a hot roll for bedding. The story highlights the practical details of a cowboy’s life, from his worn boots and neck handkerchief to the camaraderie and humor that define the chuck-wagon crew.

The Cliff Bandits
9 pp · Western-Frontier
Gabby Hayes

Gabby Hayes arrives at the cliff dwellings to rescue Ellie Hempstead and young Tippy Ryan, who’ve been captured by outlaw Sidewinder Hogan and his gang. Trapped and outnumbered, Gabby uses a rattle made from pebbles and a cleverly greased path to trick the outlaws into believing a swarm of rattlers is attacking, turning the tide in a chaotic, action-packed escape.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier
The Stolen Snapshot
6 pp · Western-Frontier
Gabby Hayes

Gabby Hayes finds himself the unexpected star of a carnival sideshow after a stolen photograph of him in a dress circulates in Rawhide, drawing the attention of a desperate carnival owner. As the townsfolk react with shock and amusement, Gabby must outwit the man who stole his photo and turn the tables on the scheme before he’s trapped in a permanent act.

Dangerous Passage
4 pp · Western-Frontier
MarkBuckLariat

Mark, Buck, and Lariat, the Musketeers of the West, race through the Black Eagle Mountains to warn the settlement at High Rock of an impending attack by renegade Indians. When Mark learns that a wounded ally, Winged-Foot, has been captured, he volunteers to slip through the dangerous foothills alone to reach the army post, knowing the others must stay behind to prepare the settlement. As he moves through the treacherous terrain, Mark must evade scouts and use cunning to survive the deadly passage.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier
Prospector Pete
Soups On or Pass the Biscuits Before They're All Gone
6 pp · Humor, Western-Frontier
Denver MuddBushey Barns
Women Haters
3 pp · Western-Frontier

A young woman and her dog ride into a frontier town where two cowboys dismiss the idea of women being capable, only to be challenged when they encounter a woman who proves her worth in a tense standoff. The story playfully subverts the myth of the Western hero protecting women, revealing that even in the old days, women weren’t just passive figures waiting to be saved.

About Horses
1 pp · Western-Frontier

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Full credits

artist, inker Jack Sparling
letterer John Duffy

Reprints

↩ Reprints Western Hero #77 (1949), Gabby Hayes Western #7 (1949), John Wayne Adventure Comics #3 (1950), John Wayne Adventure Comics #4 (1950), Cowboy Western Comics #32 (1951), Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #7 (1951), John Wayne Adventure Comics #21 (1953)

Reprinted in Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine #72 (1958), Gabby Hayes Western #74, Gabby Hayes Western #93

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