Kid Cowboy #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Outcasts of the Range," Kid Cowboy investigates trouble at a peaceful valley after suspicion falls on itinerant Mexican workers, discovering that night riders led by the outlaw Jack Bascomb are actually responsible for rustling cattle and causing unrest. Kid Cowboy works to prove the workers innocent and stop Bascomb's gang from further raids. The issue also contains an unrelated urban crime story involving a character named Keno Sharp, a newspaper editor's daughter, and conflicts with criminals in a city setting.
Aces Hyde returns from a life sentence to haunt the town, framing a young man for a Wells Fargo robbery and stirring chaos in the process. As Sheriff investigates the crime, Kid Cowboy uncovers a web of deception tied to the escaped outlaw’s past, forcing a tense showdown before the truth is revealed.
In the dusty frontier town of Dix Ranch, a wave of suspicion sweeps through the community after a series of robberies, with the blame quickly falling on a group of peaceful Mexican cowboys camped nearby. When the townsfolk prepare to lynch the innocent workers, Kid Cowboy steps in to uncover the truth, following a trail that leads not to the outcasts of the range, but to a masked crook named Jess Barnes, who has been manipulating the town’s fears to cover his own crimes.
Jim Gurney arrives in Pinola Valley seeking a new start and his brother’s fiancée, Rita Gurney, only to learn his brother Sheriff Steve Gurney was murdered by the feared Night Riders. When Jim is framed for killing the outlaw Keeler, he flees with help from Kid Cowboy and Rita, evading a lynch mob and hiding at Talbot’s ranch. As the Night Riders attack the ranch under cover of darkness, Jim and his allies prepare to fight back, determined to clear his name and bring the real culprits to justice.
In the dusty town of Chuckawalla, newspaper editor Miss Ward draws the ire of local troublemaker Keno Sharp after publishing a scathing editorial about him. When Sharp threatens her, the self-proclaimed protector Chuckawalla Nelson steps in, only to be outmaneuvered by the real hero—Singing Cowboy Clint Harper—whose quick thinking and hidden guitar weapon save the day.
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Reprinted in Wild Western Roundup #1 (1957), Wild Western Roundup #1 (1958)
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