Rocky Lane Western #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRocky Lane foils a scheme by criminals posing as a medicine man called "the Chameleon Kid" who are robbing townspeople. After a confrontation during which Rocky is tied up, he uses a nail to cut his bonds and escapes, leaving a note for the sheriff in a hollow tree. Rocky then sets a trap to catch the gang as they attempt to flee town with their stolen gold, ultimately leading to their capture near Buffalo Creek.
In the parched dust of Deerhorn, a rainmaker’s arrival brings more than hope—it sparks a heist when his cannon blast coincides with a bank robbery. As the town reels, Rocky Lane finds himself ensnared in a trap set by the elusive Chamelon Kid, whose gang vanished into the desert with ten thousand dollars.
Dee Dickens storms into town furious after being crowned the "ugliest mask" at the Bar Z Ranch masquerade—despite not wearing a mask at all. When a local tries to cheer him up by pretending to be a Shakespearean critic, Dee’s pride is further tested as the joke spirals into a chaotic, comedic showdown over the meaning of Hamlet and Richard II.
In "The Chameleon Kid Chapter Two 'Doom In the Darkness'," Rocky Lane finds himself ensnared once more, but this time he’s determined to break free. Following a trail through the dusty frontier, he stumbles upon a traveling wagon led by the enigmatic Dr. Marvel and his strange Wonder Elixir—only to discover the entire town is under its spell, its men helpless and stripped bare. With danger closing in from every side, Rocky must dodge capture and a sudden gunshot, racing through the shadows with no clear path to safety.
Rocky Lane, disguised as outlaw Rip Sawyer, infiltrates the Owlhoot gang’s hideout and learns they plan a gold raid on a train near Buffalo Creek. As he slips away to warn the sheriff, the gang leader catches on to his ruse, leading to a tense showdown in the hills where Rocky’s clever disguise and the sheriff’s quick thinking turn the tide.
A young man named Gopher Face is baffled by the task of dividing a pill into exactly four even parts, convinced it’s a puzzle only a genius could solve. His confusion only grows when he explains that the doctor instructed him to take one pill four times a day, leaving him stumped over the simplest of math.
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