Gabby Hayes #57
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories featuring Gabby Hayes. "Oh! Doctor!" shows Gabby Hayes demonstrating his fearless riding abilities by staying on a bucking bronco that no other horse can throw, impressing onlookers with his claim of being the best bronc buster in the territory. "Whitey Whiskers: The Rabbit Race" follows Doughnut Daniel Boone Jr. as he enters his rabbit Whitey Whiskers in a race against other rabbits, with the story involving a scheme where someone tries to steal the winning formula, leading to a confrontation in a box canyon where Gabby Hayes must rescue Daniel from outlaws.
A young woman frets over Cactus Brain’s absence, worried he might be sick or asleep past his usual hour, only to discover he’s not actually sleeping—just pretending. The surprise comes when he reveals he’s wide awake all along, catching her off guard with his unexpected honesty.
Gabby Hayes is stunned when his prized horse, Corker, begins talking—revealing secrets about Gabby’s own antics, much to the foreman’s embarrassment. As rumors spread through Rawhide, a pair of crooks plot to steal Corker to silence him, but Gabby’s quick thinking and a surprising courtroom twist expose the real culprits.
A weary traveler stops by Hill Billy’s cabin, hungry and seeking food, only to learn the man hasn’t had milk since his dog passed away—because the dog was the one who used to fetch it. Hill Billy’s unexpected reliance on his late pet adds a touch of dry humor to the moment, leaving the stranger both puzzled and amused.
In the town of Rawhide, Gabby Hayes—after being thrown from his horse and temporarily losing his hearing—mistakenly impersonates a doctor when an outlaw forces him to come along. Posing as a physician, Gabby uses his wits and a skeleton in a closet to outsmart the outlaws, ultimately capturing them all without firing a shot.
Whitey Whiskers tries to trick Daniel Boone Jr. into giving up his doughnut by pretending to be a fast runner, inspired by Gabby Hayes’s exaggerated tale of catching plump rabbits through sheer speed. When Daniel challenges him to prove it, Whitey’s attempt to run away ends in a comical chase that exposes his ruse.
In the dusty frontier, a mysterious masked outlaw known only as the Whisperer terrorizes the region with his eerie, whispering voice—until a sharp-eyed tracker begins to unravel the truth behind the disguise. As the chase leads through scorching plains and a deadly box canyon, the man behind the mask is finally revealed in a twist rooted in sound, deception, and the power of a voice too loud to hide.
Lil' Buck arrives home hungry, only to be scolded by his mother for eating with dirty hands—and then even dirtier feet. She's horrified by his state, but Lil' Buck isn't fazed, shrugging off the mess with a grin.
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↩ Reprints Nyoka the Jungle Girl #44 (1950), Hopalong Cassidy #44 (1950), Hopalong Cassidy #46 (1950), Western Hero #100 (1951), Tex Ritter Western #4 (1951), Western Hero #101 (1951)
Reprinted in Gabby Hayes Western #100
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