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Hopalong Cassidy #69 (1952)

Fawcett · 1952 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Prairie Blackmail
20 pp · western-frontier
Hopalong Cassidy

In "Prairie Blackmail," Hopalong Cassidy finds himself trapped inside a burning wagon careening through the dusty streets of a frontier town, while the notorious Desmond orchestrates a daring bank heist to divert attention. With the town in chaos and time running out, Hopalong must outthink a clever criminal who’s turned the entire settlement into a stage for his scheme.

Hill Billy Isn't Easily Suited!
1 pp · western-frontier

Hill Billy is flustered when he can't find clothes to outfit his scarecrow, leading to a humorous exchange with Hopalong Cassidy, who offers to lend him his suit—only to suggest putting it on the scarecrow himself. The situation takes a lighthearted turn as Hill Billy refuses, quipping that he’s trying to scare crows, not make them laugh.

Blank Expression!
4 pp · humor; western-frontier
Whitey Whiskers

Whitey Whiskers is terrified when Hopalong Cassidy tasks him with tracking down the feared outlaw Slaughtering Sloan, but his panic leads him to dramatically misinterpret the mission—deciding to head in the opposite direction and even refusing to bring his horse, fearing it might slow him down. Hopalong quickly realizes Whitey’s cowardice is more about bluster than bravery, leading to a comically abrupt firing that leaves Whitey scrambling to avoid the consequences of his own exaggerated fears.

Dusty Wins Out
2 pp · western-frontier · pencils ? (illustration) · inks ? (illustration)

Dusty Barton, after being wronged, rides back to town with a determined plan to reclaim his land through a legal and clever scheme. He enters a drawing contest, using his skill to outwit his rivals and turn the odds in his favor.

Level-Headed Gal!
1 pp · humor; western-frontier
Pistol Packin' PattieQuigley

Pistol Packin' Pattie tries to stop Quigley from setting fire to his new wagon, only to learn he’s doing it to find a lost quarter. His bizarre logic leaves her stunned, proving once again that his so-called level-headedness is about as grounded as a tumbleweed.

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