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Gabby Hayes #59 (1957)

Charlton · 1957 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Ambitious Critter
1 pp · humor; western-frontier

A frustrated townsman tries to quiet Wagonwheels’ stubborn donkey, whose endless braying drives him to the edge, but the animal refuses to stop — and the man’s attempts only seem to amuse the donkey more.

Double Identity
7 pp · western-frontier
Gabby Hayes

Gabby Hayes returns to Rawhide with a fortune in cash, only to be mistaken for a bank robber after a doppelgänger—wearing his beard and riding his white horse—commits the crime. As the townspeople turn on him, Gabby realizes the impostor left behind a trail of clues, including a wig and a painted horse, and sets out to clear his name by tracking down the real culprit.

Corker in the Circus
6 pp · western-frontier
Gabby HayesCorker (his horse)

Gabby Hayes and his horse Corker find themselves in the middle of a circus spectacle in Rawhide, where Corker’s clever tricks draw admiration—especially when he’s pitted against the famed trick horse Satan. When the circus owner proposes a showdown for the world champion title, Gabby and Corker prepare to impress the crowd, but a sudden disappearance of the rival performer, Slick Harte, leads Gabby to uncover a far more serious scheme.

Gabby Hayes Battles the Night Riders
6 pp · western-frontier
Gabby Hayes

Gabby Hayes finds himself caught between the jealous fury of Aunt Hester and a mysterious pie, only to leap from a hot oven and stumble into a showdown with the infamous Night Riders. When the gang strikes the Bar Nothing, stealing only candles and lamps, Gabby unknowingly walks into a trap set by the cunning wax-maker Waxy Wayne, leading to a chaotic confrontation that tests his wits and courage.

The Oldster
8 pp · western-frontier
Old Timer (Old Ranger)

In a quiet frontier town, the aging Sheriff Mike Garret faces being replaced by a younger man, his pride wounded by the dismissal. When a group of bank robbers strikes under cover of night, the old sheriff chooses to track them alone, proving his enduring skill and cunning—though not without help from his loyal friends.

The Fishing Fool
3 pp · humor; western-frontier

Whitey Whiskers, a perpetually hungry and delightfully absurd character, tries to trick Frisco Freddy into sharing his fish by claiming he knows a foolproof method to catch an entire stream of fish with just a crayon. When Frisco demands to know the secret, Whitey reveals his comically illogical plan: drawing a picture of a worm on a rock to lure fish, which hilariously backfires when Frisco refuses to be fooled.

Aweigh With Him
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Sagebrush

Sagebrush boasts to a passing stranger that he’s the best fisherman in the territory, claiming he nearly caught a monstrous fish weighing fifty-three and a half pounds—only to be met with disbelief. When challenged on the exact weight, Sagebrush points to the fish’s scales as proof, just as a fish flops into the water with a splash.

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