Lash Larue Western #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis issue contains two stories. In the first, Lash LaRue encounters an ambush and engages in gunfire with adversaries, ultimately discovering that his nemesis Dawson was responsible for the trouble and using his signature whip trick to defeat him. The second story features a young boy who finds a statue of the Golden General and becomes convinced it can walk; after the Mayor opens a hospital ward for tornado victims, the boy searches for the statue to prove his discovery, ultimately finding it has mysteriously moved on its own.
In Trigger Valley, Roving Marshal Lash Larue intervenes to save Old Clem Muller from a stampede, only to uncover a growing feud between Muller and local rancher Bill Dawson, who’s been sabotaging Muller’s land and men. As tensions rise, Dawson’s men ambush Lash at Injun Gorge, but the marshal outsmarts them with a clever ruse, revealing the truth behind the sabotage and restoring order.
Lash Larue, the roving marshal, arrives in the desperate mining town of Bonanza Gap, where inflated prices for basic supplies have turned survival into a daily struggle. After uncovering a rigged system where the local supplier, Nocky Dunne, monopolizes all food deliveries, Lash takes on the dangerous job of driving a freight wagon to bring in much-needed supplies—only to be captured and imprisoned by Dunne’s gang. With the town on the brink of collapse, Lash must outwit his captors and expose the corruption before the next delivery runs.
When a group of thieves, including Sutter and Brush, steal the golden statue of a Civil War general from Sunset Patch, they flee with it in a wagon that soon breaks down—forcing them to hide the statue in a rancher’s well. As the town rallies to find the missing statue, Marshal Lash Larue and the local doctor, Fred Kure, piece together clues that lead them to the hidden well, where a dramatic confrontation unfolds.
Wild Bill Hickok intervenes when Tom Barker’s wagon, rigged with dynamite, careens toward a cliff, saving him just in time. After learning Barker was sabotaged by the ruthless Bart Slade, who’s been forcing settlers out of the valley, Hickok quietly rallies the displaced homesteaders to stand together—leading to a dramatic showdown when Slade’s men try to stop their return.
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