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Robin Hood's Western Tales #1 (1956)

Brown Shoe Co. · 1956 · 20 pages

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This promotional comic published by Brown Shoe Co. features a main story about outlaws plotting to steal cattle from Shadow Valley, with lawyer Lance Scarlin and his associate Rick working to stop the scheme; the narrative involves dynamite charges set in a mountain pass and a climactic confrontation where the vigilantes are trapped by approaching lawmen. The issue also includes an informational article titled "Four-Legged Dynamite!" detailing the extraordinary strength and dangerous behavior of buffalo bulls, illustrated with historical anecdotes about buffalo charging through railroad corrals and other obstacles in the Old West.

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