Gabby Hayes Western #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Gabby Hayes Western #36 The main story, "Jumping Jiminy," is a tall tale wherein Gabby Hayes narrates the exploits of a remarkable jumping horse named Jumping Jiminy, owned by rival rancher Clip Kennelly of the Heck Ranch. When Gabby's Bar Nothing Ranch seeks to gain an advantage in their ongoing rivalry, Gabby attempts to discover the secret to Jiminy's jumping ability by feeding the horse "Mexican Jumping Beans," only to learn from the horse's trainer Smokey Joe that the actual secret is a special liquid potion. The issue also includes a secondary story titled "Rustlers' Rodeo" featuring Hercules Lionfort, a muscular wrestler who becomes caught up in frontier adventure after using a muscle-maker potion.
In a wild western rodeo where outlaw cowboys gather under false pretenses, a mysterious stranger with a flair for deception proves his mettle in the events—only to find himself caught in a dangerous game of lies and rivalry. As tensions rise between the cunning Snake Pitts and the seemingly bumbling but sharp-witted Gabby Hayes, a series of chaotic stunts and hidden agendas unfold, leaving the outcome uncertain.
Gabby Hayes arrives in Rawhide expecting a fortune from a long-lost partner’s inheritance—only to find he’s been sent a giraffe instead. As a scheming villain frames him for a hotel robbery and banishes him to the Badlands, Gabby must team up with his unlikely four-legged companion to clear his name and outwit the crooks.
A young woman storms into a general store demanding her money back after discovering that the "Ace Flour" she bought is so tough it defied her knife. The clerk is baffled—how could flour possibly be too hard to cut?—as she insists her husband struggled to slice through the pie she made.
Loco Lew is caught off guard when a sudden downpour has the townsfolk worried, but he’s completely unaware of the storm’s severity—until the hotel keeper mentions the flood, referencing Noah and the Ark. Loco Lew’s blank look reveals he hasn’t seen a newspaper in a week, leaving him blissfully ignorant of the world beyond his own corner of the frontier.
Young Falcon stumbles upon a runaway covered wagon in the mountains, rescuing its occupants—Mr. and Mrs. Watkins—only to grow suspicious of their odd behavior and secretive nature. As he leads them through treacherous terrain, he devises a clever plan to signal help using smoke, unaware that the couple’s true intentions are far from innocent.
A young man approaches Chief Gray Matter asking for a dollar, claiming he only needs "pin money." The chief refuses, then jokingly suggests he earn it by working as a pin boy at a bowling alley, sparking a round of laughter from the townsfolk.
In a showdown of strength and showmanship, Gabby Hayes faces off against the seemingly invincible Hercules Lionfort, a man whose legendary power comes from a mysterious muscle-enhancing potion. When the town's strongest man challenges Gabby to prove his worth, Gabby must rely on wit, trickery, and his infamous Grizzly Hug to outsmart the giant—turning the crowd's mockery into triumph.
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