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Lash LaRue Western #43

Aug 1953 · Fawcett · 0.10 USD
“The Carnival of Death”

In "The Carnival of Death," a masked outlaw posing as a brown bear orchestrates a daring jailbreak during a bustling carnival, taking the sheriff hostage and issuing a chilling ultimatum to Lash LaRue: free his gang or face deadly consequences. With tension mounting under the big top's flickering lights, Stan Campbell’s dynamic art brings the high-stakes showdown to life in this 1953 Fawcett western classic.

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artist, inker Stan Campbell

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During a carnival, an outlaw masquerading as a brown bear tries to get his two imprisoned gang members out of jail, but the sheriff refuses to give him the keys. So he takes the sheriff with him and leaves a note for Lash LaRue, telling him to set the prisoners free or the sheriff will be killed.

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