Kid Cowboy #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Kid Cowboy #7 The issue contains two main stories. "Death Stalks the Streets of the Ghost Town of Twin Buttes" follows Kid Cowboy as he investigates a feud between the Lane and Norris families over a gold mine; one of the Lane family vanishes without a trace, and Kid Cowboy works to uncover the mystery. "The Singing Cowboy in the Ghost of Hangman's Lode" features the Singing Cowboy confronting threats at Hangman's Mine, where he must deal with a woman wielding a shotgun and protect his companions Chuckawalla and Clint from danger. The issue also includes a third story showing Kid Cowboy infiltrating a Colonel's camp under cover of darkness to learn of plans involving a running dog and conflicts with Native American tribes, leading to a cavalry battle where reinforcements arrive to turn the tide.
When Kid Cowboy meets the medicine show proprietor Wellington Q. Nicklesberry at a mountain stream, he has no idea the man will soon be arrested for murdering Spencer Martin, the Indian Agent. Suspecting the real killer is Nicklesberry's shifty assistant Larue, Kid Cowboy sets out to prove the innocent man's innocence before justice takes a terrible wrong turn. It's a race against the noose as our hero must unmask the truth and bring the real murderer to account.
Kid Cowboy and his companion Red Feather take shelter from a thunderstorm in the abandoned town of Twin Buttes, where they stumble upon Agnes Lane—the daughter of a prospector lost years ago in a bitter feud with rival Tom Norris. Agnes has returned to the ghost town searching for a hidden gold vein her father discovered, but the Norris family and a mysterious figure from the past are closing in on the same prize. When betrayal and danger converge in the old mine, Kid Cowboy must uncover the truth behind the decades-old conflict and protect Agnes from those who would kill to claim the gold.
When a mysterious ghost begins haunting Hangman's Mine, the singing cowboy and his partner Chuckawalla investigate to help a young woman named Amelia—only to discover that something far more dangerous than a phantom is lurking in the darkness below. What starts as a search for answers in the mine's shadowy passages leads to a tense confrontation that will test their nerves and their wits. "The Ghost of Hangman's Lode" delivers frontier action and mystery with a satisfying twist that reveals the truth behind the supernatural terror.
When renegade Pawnees attack a stagecoach near the Circle-D Ranch, Colonel Henshaw arrives with cavalry orders to strike at the tribe—but Kid Cowboy, who knows the Pawnees well, insists the peaceful tribe isn't responsible. As tension builds between the headstrong colonel and the young scout, Kid Cowboy must navigate treacherous terrain, fractured trust, and the real enemy hiding in their midst to prevent a devastating war. Written and illustrated with the kinetic energy of classic Western action, "Battle Cry!" explores what it takes to bridge two worlds when suspicion and prejudice threaten to tear them apart.
The little sheriff Stumpy Bunyan gets a rude awakening when Gila Monster and Gorey Gilhooley decide to settle their differences with a gunfight right down the town's main street—and he's determined to stop it, ordinance or not. When the troublemakers threaten violence to keep him out of their way, Stumpy discovers that sometimes the best law enforcement comes with a dose of frontier justice. It's a quick, rowdy lesson in keeping the peace, 1952-style.
Hero of the "Dark and Bloody Ground" brings the legendary frontier settler Daniel Boone to life, following his journey from a Pennsylvania homestead to the untamed wilderness of Kentucky. When Boone answers the call of unexplored lands and convinces five families to join him on a perilous expedition, the group's vision of a new settlement collides with hostile forces at Cumberland Gap. This thrilling 1952 tale captures the courage and determination that earned Boone his place in frontier history.
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Reprinted in Kid Cowboy #14 (1955)
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