Oklahoma Kid #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Oklahoma Kid #2 (1957) This issue contains multiple stories. "Luck—by the Armful!" follows Lefty Green, an ex-baseball player with an injured arm, as he enters the boxing ring against veteran slugger Rhino McMahon in a championship match, determined to prove himself despite his physical limitations. A second story, "The Trail to Tombstone," features Bert Rex pursuing a man responsible for his father's death in the Overland Stage Company, with assistance from Mary Cary; after discovering the guilty party attempted to derail a stage, Oklahoma Kid helps expose and apprehend the culprit. The third story, "The World's Too Small!", depicts a hermit living in the desert with Widow Tilly who becomes haunted by the realization that there is no escape from his past.
The Oklahoma Kid and the young Indian scout Bright Feather encounter an injured prospector, Clay Worthing, carrying his wounded partner Seth Morse toward Tombstone. When they discover a gang of outlaws holed up in a ruined cabin, the Oklahoma Kid devises a daring plan to capture them using an old Indian riding trick and a clever ruse with fire.
Sheriff Steve Blake and Mary Cary are stunned when the stagecoach arrives empty, its horses whipped and its passengers vanished—only to be drawn into a mystery that leads them to suspect Bert Rex Swanson, the stage company owner. As the search intensifies, the Oklahoma Kid uncovers a surprising connection between the stolen horses and a hidden plot involving Mary’s past, forcing him to confront a secret that could upend the town’s trust.
Red Cloud and the Oklahoma Kid confront a man named Clem Hawkins, who claims to be innocent after being captured by a hostile group of Native Americans. As the Oklahoma Kid investigates the man’s story, he uncovers suspicious injuries and a hidden truth that forces him to confront both the accused and the justice of Red Cloud’s people.
The Hermit Slate, used to his solitary life in the desert, is thrown into chaos when Widow Tilly and her two daughters arrive unannounced, claiming his cabin as their temporary home. As the widow insists on staying and begins taking over, the hermit grows desperate—until he enlists the help of Little Moose and his friends to stage a fake attack by "savages" to scare her away.
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